The MP7 in Warzone is one of the fastest and most rapid-fire weapons, excelling in close quarters and close-quarters firefights.
If you’ve had any experience with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare multiplayer, you’ll probably know how deadly the MP7 can be on smaller maps.
The fact that the MP7 is a short-range weapon doesn’t make it ideal for Warzone’s long firefights on the huge Verdansk map. While an assault rifle or marksman rifle would be better suited for ranged firefights, there is more than enough room for the MP7 to excel in tight spaces.
There are also plenty of accessories to play with to increase the MP7’s firepower, accuracy, and speed.
In this explanation of the MP7 in Call of Duty: Warzone, we’ll walk you through absolutely everything you need to know about the submachine gun, including the best MP7 attachments and how to build the best MP7 class to get the most out of it. out of the gun.
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See the MP7 in action during a Warzone match.
If you are looking for other equipment recommendations, we have pages on Grau, Kilo, M4A1 and M13.
How to unlock MP7 in Warzone
Unfortunately, the MP7 is not unlocked when you first enter Call of Duty: Warzone. In fact, you’ll need to raise your overall level to 54 if you want to unlock the Submachine Gun, so you may not unlock the MP7 until you’ve spent at least 10 hours in Warzone.
If you’re looking to level up as quickly as possible in Warzone, we first recommend paying close attention to the game’s daily challenges. You can find them on the right side of Warzone’s main menu screen (as shown in the screenshot below) and they will regularly challenge you to complete certain objectives for a handy XP payout. Alternatively, it’s a good idea to play limited-time modes like Plunder, which reward you with XP based on money earned, rather than kills and placement at the end of a long, drawn-out match.
The daily challenges can be seen on the right.
Best MP7 Loadouts and Attachments in Warzone
These are the best MP7 accessories you can equip in the Gunsmith section of Call of Duty: Warzone.
- Tactical Suppressor (unlocked at level 10)
- FSS Strike (unlocks at level 15)
- Operator’s Reflex Visor (unlocked at level 7)
- Commando Foregrip (unlocks at level 6)
- Granulated Grip Tape (unlocked at level 14)
Since the MP7 is typically a close-range weapon, you’ll want the tactical suppressor to choke your bullets and conceal your position when firing. Plus, the Operator Reflex Sight gives you a wide field of view while aiming down sights, perfect for tight spaces.
After this, you’ll want to use the FSS Strike which, despite negatively affecting your scope speed, gives you bonuses to damage range and bullet speed. More than offsetting this is the Commando Foregrip attached to the underbarrel, which gives a boost to recoil stabilization and aiming stability.
Rounding out the weapon accessories for the MP7 is grained grip tape on the rear grip slot. This gives the gun some really nice boosts for both aiming stability and walking stability.
The MP7 in Call of Duty: Warzone
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Best MP7 class set up in Warzone
Here is a list of the best perks, items and equipment that we recommend taking with you when equipping the MP7 in Call of Duty: Warzone.
- Perk 1: Chain of Death (unlocks at level 34)
- Perk 2: Ghost (unlocks at level 24)
- Perk 3: Tracker (unlocks at level 51)
- Secondary: Strela-P (unlocked at level 17)
- Tactical: Heartbeat Sensor (unlocks at level 30)
- Lethal: Claymore (unlocked at level 1)
To complement the MP7’s equipment, you’ll definitely want to equip the Heartbeat Sensor and the Claymore. The former is great for identifying enemy positions close to you (as long as they’re not using the Ghost buff), and the latter is great for trapping aggressive enemies that push you.
For perks, you’ll want to go with Ghost in your second perk slot, for exactly the reasons we mentioned above. You’ll want to equip Kill Chain on your first perk slot, which will give you a boost in finding Killstreaks in supply boxes, and then finally you’ll want to enable Tracker on your third perk, which allows you to track enemies using their footprints. This last benefit in particular is exceptional for close combat using a weapon like the MP7.
The heartbeat sensor is always a reliable option in Warzone
If you’re looking for individual weapon options, our best Warzone weapons page can help.
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