It’s hard to match the time to kill of the Fennec 45 inWarzone 2and it’s clear that this submachine gun isn’t leaving the meta any time soon. At some point, you’ve either been eviscerated by the Vector or you’ve torn through enemy armor plates in the blink of an eye.
This is the perfect SMG for anyone who wants a close-range weapon in Warzone 2 or a solid sniper support to help carry you through tough scraps. But to make the most of the Fennec 45, we need the best attachments possible. We’ll go over everything you need in this loadout guide.
Warzone 2 Season 1 – Best Fennec 45 Loadout
Most of the attachments equipped in this loadout are par for the course, but there are some changes between the Fennec and other SMGs. We want to help with damage range as well as control while relying on the base stats of the gun. All of the attachments can be found below.
Going through the basic attachments first, we need theZLR 16.5″ Ignition Barreland theXTEN RR-40. Both of these will help a ton with damage range, bullet velocity, and recoil control. For the XTEN RR-40 specifically, the stats need to be tuned for -1.4 vertical and 1 horizontal.
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After the barrel slots, the attachments get a bit more niche. On this build, we want theVLK LZR 7mwand theCronen Mini Profor similar reasons. The laser is there to help with mobility right away, but we need to tune the Cronen Mini Pro for even more ADS speed. You can always use a different sight or a stock if you want to change the optic out.
To finish the loadout, we want theFennec Mag 45. This is absolutely necessary for an SMG that spits through bullets nearly instantly. With the extra ammo capacity in Warzone 2, you’ll be able to tear through at least two or three enemies without a reload in a Fennec 45 good scenario.
And that’s all. For more on the latest Call of Duty title, head over to our dedicatedWarzone 2 section full of guides, news, updates,and more.
Daniel Wenerowicz
Dan has been writing gaming guides, news, and features for three years after graduating with a BA in writing . You can find him covering Call of Duty for eternity, action-adventure games, and nearly any other major release.
