Absent from the Beta, the PP-919 has quickly become the go-to as a “do-it-all” kind of gun even though it’s just a submachine gun. While it dominates in close quarters, it also excels at range due to its minimal recoil.

But if you’re going to be using this beast of a sub, then you’re going to need the right attachments. Below is a guide to help you turn this lightweight SMG into a powerhouse on the battlefield.

Gunsmith

• Muzzle: Ported Compensator
  Controls recoil, enhancing both accuracy and stability.
• Barrel: Reinforced Barrel
  Extends your range and bullet speed, allowing for more consistent performance in medium-to-long-range fights.
• Magazine: Fast Mag II
  Trading a faster reload time for a smaller mag size.
• Rear Grip: Ergonomic Grip
  Improves mobility with faster sprint-to-fire, slide-to-fire, and dive-to-fire speeds.
• Stock: Balanced Stock
  Boosts accuracy at range, making the weapon well-rounded and reliable.

Why These Attachments Work

• Muzzle – Compensator: A must-have for stabilising the PP-919’s recoil, helping you stay on target during intense firefights.
• Barrel – Reinforced Barrel: Gives the PP-919 a bit more range and bullets travel a bit faster, allowing you to confidently take on mid-to-long-range enemies.
• Magazine – Fast Mag II: One of the few guns that actually benefits from a smaller mag size. This is more personal preference but as an experienced CoD player, if you’re looking to pub-stomp then the base mag size of 64 is a bit excessive. Why not trade it for 40 bullets and benefit from increased aim-down sights speed, sprint-to-fire speed and reload quickness?
• Rear Grip – Ergonomic Grip: Prioritising mobility, this grip ensures the PP-919 is always ready for fast-paced action, letting you fire quickly after running, sliding, or diving.
• Stock – Balanced Stock: This attachment further enhances accuracy at range, helping you stay deadly even in less-than-ideal situations.

Whether or not the PP-919 gets tweaked in future updates, this setup will give you an edge in the fast-paced, close-quarters combat