Apex Legends Weapons Stats
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Apex Legends might be a character FPS in addition to a Battle Royale game, but it can’t tie weapons to characters. That would go against the genre! Instead, you need to find the weapons yourself. And here are the stats.
Assault Rifles
VK-47 Flatline
Ammo: Heavy
Magazine: 20
Damage: 16
Headshot: 32
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Extended Heavy Mag
– Standard Stock
Your run-of-the-mill Apex Assault Rifle. Heavy Rounds grant good damage, though you’d want a bigger magazine. Luckily for you, that’s one of the upgrades. Great for close/mid range fights.
Hemlok Burst AR
Ammo: Heavy
Magazine: 18
Damage: 18 (54 Burst)
Headshot:34 (72 Burst)
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard Optic
– Extended Heavy Mag
– Standard Stock
Hemlok BF-R is the unavoidable burst-fire assault rifle. The 3-round burst is accurate, so its easy to strip the enemy’s armor at range. Land a few headshots and you’re done.
R-301 Carbine
Ammo: Light
Magazine: 18
Damage: 14
Headshot: 28
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard Optic
– Extended Light Mag
– Standard Stock
Fittingly for a carbine, the R-301 Carbine fires Light Ammo. The damage might be lower, but it’s at full auto, so perfect for those close-range engagements. The fact that it doesn’t eat into the Heavy Ammo that could be better used with Hemlok makes it a good sidearm.
Havoc
Ammo: Energy
Magazine: 25
Damage: 18
Headshot: 36
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Standard Stock
– Hop-Up (Turbocharger OR Selectfire Receiver)
The first weapon added to the game since release, Havoc is also the first Energy Ammo using assault rifle. It deals regular AR damage and has a good 25-round mag. The versatility comes from Hop-Ups, as they can turn it either into a full auto beast, or a reliable semi-auto platform.
Sub Machine Guns
Alternator
Ammo: Light
Magazine: 16
Damage: 13
Headshot: 19
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard Optic
– Extended Light Mag
– Standard Stock
Previously seen in Titanfall 2, it’s a good SMG with decent damage. Best used at close range.
R-99
Ammo: Light
Magazine: 18
Damage: 12
Headshot: 18
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard Optic
– Extended Light Mag
– Standard Stock
R-99 fires fast, but it doesn’t do a lot damage, especially if you’re against an armored enemy. Soften them up from afar, then close it on for the kill.
Prowler Burst PDW
Ammo: Heavy
Magazine: 20
Damage: 14 (70 Burst)
Headshot: 21 (105 Burst)
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Extended Heavy Mag
– Standard Stock
– Hop-Up (Selectfire Receiver)
This space future P90 is your Heavy Ammo-using SMG. Great if you land the entire 5 round burst, it does require skill to use. Hope your aim is good.
Light Machine Guns
Devotion
Ammo: Energy
Magazine: 44
Damage: 17
Headshot: 34
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard Optic
– Standard Stock
– Hop-Up (Turbocharger)
Another Titanfall 2 favorite, Devotion has a ridiculous rate of fire that will burn through that 44-round mag. However, it’s great for mowing down any opponent caught in the open.
M600 Spitfire
Ammo: Heavy
Magazine: 35
Damage: 20
Headshot: 40
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard Optic
– Extended Heavy Mag
– Standard Stock
M600 doesn’t have the rate of fire of Devotion, but it does have good damage and accuracy at range. If you can land headshots, you can make it last – and you want to, since the reload takes forever.
L-Star
Ammo: Energy
Magazine: 60
Damage: 21
Headshot: 42
Attachments:
– ???
L-Star isn’t in the game yet… but the dataminers have uncovered it anyways. Great damage, great magazine size. What will its downsides be?
Sniper Rifles
G7 Scout
Ammo: Light
Magazine: 19
Damage: 30
Headshot: 60
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard & Sniper Optic
– Extended Light Mag
– Sniper Stock
The Scout is kinda anemic as far as sniper rifles in Apex go. The head shots don’t even kill outright unless the enemy is already weaker. However, it’s semi-auto, so you have more space to correct your mistakes if you miss.
Longbow DMR
Ammo: Heavy
Magazine: 5
Damage: 55
Headshot: 110
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard & Sniper Optic
– Extended Heavy Mag
– Sniper Stock
– Hop-Up (Skullpiercer)
A DMR is a cross between an assault rifle and a sniper rifle, and Longbow DMR is just that in Apex. It uses Heavy ammo and holds five rounds. It can kill a target with a headshot and wound one heavily on a hit. If you’re good with those headshots, get that Skullpiercer.
Triple Take
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Ammo: Energy
Magazine: 5
Damage: 69
Headshot: 138
Attachments:
– Standard & Sniper Optic
– Sniper Stock
– Hop-Up (Precision Choke)
Triple Take is a bizarre rifles that fires three rounds in a single horizontal line. However, when it hits, it hits hard.
Kraber .50-CAL Sniper
Ammo: Unique
Magazine: 4
Damage: 125
Headshot: 250
Attachments:
– None
Kraber is your unavoidable anti-materiel rifle. Holding 8 rounds in 4-round mags, this bolt-action beast can’t take any attachments – and it doesn’t need any. If you land a headshot, you will kill.
Shotguns
EVA-8 Auto
Ammo: Shotgun
Magazine: 8
Damage: 64
Headshot: 90
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Shotgun Bolt
Made by a person obsessed with the number 8, the EVA-8 Auto has an 8-round mag and fires its pellets in an 8 pattern. It’s quite nice if you can’t find any better shotguns.
Peacekeeper
Ammo: Shotgun
Magazine: 6
Damage: 110
Headshot: 165
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Shotgun Bolt
– Hop-Up (Precision Choke)
Peacekeeper is awesome no matter which part of the body you hit, and the star-spread makes it even easier to do. Plus, you feel like a badass with that lever-action.
Mozambique Shotgun
Ammo: Shotgun
Magazine: 4
Damage: 45
Headshot: 66
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Shotgun Bolt
The Mozambique is… weird. It has a terrible triangle spread and you need to get close to get the most us of it. That and landing a single hit will hardly ever be enough. It’s better than nothing, I guess.
Mastiff
Ammo: Unique
Magazine: 4
Damage: 144
Headshot: 288
Attachments:
– None
The Mastiff is a legendary weapon. It basically kills what it hits, and with its horizontal spread, it’s very easy to do that. However, with 4 rounds in the mag, you have to make them count once you breach a room.
Pistols
P2020
Ammo: Light
Magazine: 10
Damage: 12
Headshot: 18
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Extended Light Mag
The P2020 is Apex Legend’s better-than-nothing pistol. The damage isn’t spectacular and neither is the magazine. Use it to shoot someone who has a better gun and take that gun.
RE-45
Ammo: Light
Magazine: 15
Damage: 11
Headshot: 16
Attachments:
– Barrel Stabilizer
– Standard Optic
– Extended Light Mag
RE-45 may have worse damage than P2020, but it fires in full auto and has a 15-round magazine. Get that extended mag and you’ll have a workable carbine on your hands.
Wingman
Ammo: Heavy
Magazine: 6
Damage: 45
Headshot: 90
Attachments:
– Standard Optic
– Extended Heavy Mag
– Hop-Up (Skullpiercer)
The Wingman is the pistol for those who want to and can deliver headshots. The damage is decent, but the rate of fire and magazine doesn’t allow for anything approaching “spray-and-pray.”
