Modern Warfare Season 5 has players excited, hyped, and eager to experience the new content that dropped this season. Developers have reintroduced popular weapons from the original “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2,” featuring both the FAMAS and WA2000, also known now as the “FR AVANCER” and “Carrack .300.” Alongside the release of these new weapons, players are able to get their hands on great content this season, with Tracer Packs, usable pets, and new maps!
Regardless of how great the new weapon drops are, the Carrack and FR AVANCER are both near-useless in Warzone if they lack modifications. Therefore, in this article, we’re going to teach you how to modify your Carrack.300 to reach those final survivor moments and win your Warzone matches.
MW2 & Warzone Season 5: Best Carrack .300 Loadout
The overall design of the Carrack .300 is quite unappealing, being very large, lacking ergonomics, while standing out due to the glossy wooden stock and barrel guard. However, the weapon certainly packs a punch and will easily take out most targets with a singular shot to the head. Players will have to shoot enemies two times in the chest when they have full armor to down them.
Here, we recommend the following build for the Carrack .300:
- Barrel: HEAVY-TAC 300
- Muzzle: FTAC REAPER
- Ammunition: .300 HIGH VELOCITY
- Rear grip: ENGAGE-20 GRIP
- Optic: SCHLAGER NIGHT VIEW
Overall, this weapon is going to obtain you some great results within Warzone. This build has made the weapon more powerful, sustainable, silent, and accurate. Due to the weapon being chambered with .300 rounds, it would experience a lot of recoil and therefore a lack of accuracy. By making the weapon heavier with the FTAC reaper and including a rear grip we’ve lowered the recoil substantially and are able to control it more.
Please note: this weapon is best optimized at medium to long distances, when operating within close-quarters combat players will often fall short and die due to this large rifle, however, it’s quite the contrary when using it for longer distances.