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Best Diamatti loadout in Black Ops Cold War

A classic three-round burst pistol, the Diamatti is in a class of its own and, in Black Ops Cold War, can be extremely with precision and a solid attachment set-up.
Best Diamatti loadout in Black Ops Cold War

Within every Treyarch Call of Duty title since Black Ops 2, there’s been a three-round burst pistol.

In BO2 it was the B23R, Black Ops 3 featured the RK5, and two years ago Black Ops 4 introduced the RK7. Usually, these pistols are at the forefront of the meta for most of the year. The B23R was even one of the most overpowered weapons in BO2 for a stretch. However, in Black Ops Cold War, the Diamatti isn’t the best pistol right out of the gate. 

While most players currently prefer the 1911, the three-round burst pistol is still a viable option as a secondary. Although to overpower the 1911, you’ll need a beefy attachment set-up. 

Best Diamatti class in Black Ops Cold War

Diamatti loadout black ops cold war(Picture: Treyarch)

The Diamatti’s strength comes from its ability to two-burst enemies. If you can manage to hit all of your bursts, the pistol’s time-to-kill is fairly decent. However, if you miss some shots, you’re more than likely dead before you can hit the fatal blow. As such, your attachments on the Diamatti need to prioritize accuracy and damage above all else. 

Attachments:

  • Muzzle: Infantry Compensator
  • Barrel: 7.2” Reinforced Heavy
  • Body: Steady Aim Laser
  • Magazine: 24 RND
  • Handle: Serpent Wrap 

Choosing the Infantry Compensator and Steady Aim Laser gives you some added accuracy benefits that are much-needed for both close and long-range gunfights. The 24 RND magazine ensures that you can kill an enemy even if you’re missing some shots.

Lastly, the 7.2” Reinforced Heavy barrel offers some extra damage range and bullet velocity to ensure you have the most firepower possible. 

If you’re looking to have a little more fun with the Diamatti though, we recommend swapping the Serpent Wrap for the Dual Wield Stock.

Two pistols are better than one right?