5 Best SMGs to use in Warzone Ranked Resurgence

Modified Jun 08, 2024 23:40 GMT

The best SMGs in Warzone Ranked Resurgence can determine the outcome of a match. SMGs are known for their high fire rate and close-range effectiveness. Moreover, there are plenty of customization options by which you can easily improve some of its performance according to your playstyle. In this list, these weapons are evaluated based on firing speed, damage output, and pick rates to get you the best SMGs in Warzone Ranked Resurgence.

This article lists the best SMGs to use in Warzone Ranked Resurgence.

Note: This list is subjective and solely reflects the opinions of the writer.

Best SMG loadouts for Warzone Ranked Resurgence

1) Superi 46

Superi 46 recommended loadout in Warzone (Image via Activision)

The Superi 46 was introduced in Warzone 2 Season 4 to provide players with the best SMG for a fast-paced fight. Its high fire rate and manageable recoil can easily take down a full-health enemy in close to medium-range engagement.

It can be an ideal backup weapon with a sniper to protect you from surprise close-range attacks. Moreover, with some good attachments, it can improve its performance and give you its maximum power.

Recommended loadout:

Muzzle: Zehmn35 Compensated Flash Hider
Barrel: Zulu Op3 Light Barrel
Stock: Rescue-9 Stock
Underbarrel: XRK Edge Bw-4 Handstop
Magazine: 40 Round Mag

2) FJX Horus

The FJX Horus was introduced with the Season 3 update of Warzone and MW3. Despite several nerfs and buffs this weapon is still on the list, giving a hard competition to other best SMGs. Its low recoil and fast ADS speed can play a crucial role in close-range combat, capable of taking down an enemy with a few shots.

Recommended loadout:

Muzzle: Zehmn35 Compensated Flash Hider
Barrel: Martis Heavy Barrel
Optic: JAK Glassless Optic
Underbarrel: FTAC MSP-98 Handstop
Magazine: 48 Round Mag

3) Striker

The Striker is a very popular SMG that is known for its versatile performance in Warzone ranked Resurgence. Its high firepower and mobility make it a standout choice among the players. Despite high firepower, its low recoil easily handles close to medium-range fights extremely well. This SMG can be chosen for any situation in a match and also with some best loadouts, it can enhance its performance to some extent.

Recommended loadout:

Muzzle: Zehmn35 Compensated Flash Hider
Barrel: Striker Recon Long Barrel
Underbarrel: XRK Edge BW-4 Handstop
Ammunition: .45 Auto High Grain Rounds
Magazine: 48 Round Mag

4) WSP-9

The WSP-9 has been in meta after the buff in Season 3 Reloaded. The weapon has reduced the sprint-to-fire time from 110 ms to 66 ms, making it one of the best mobility weapons you can use. Although it lacks firepower in comparison to other best SMGs, it can still be a decent choice for its low recoil and medium to close-range fight. Moreover, with some of its additional attachments, you can increase its firepower and reduce the ADS time and recoil.

Recommended loadout:

Muzzle: Zehmn35 Compensated Flash Hider
Barrel: Hiss Short Light Barrel
Optic: JAK Glassless Optic
Underbarrel: XRK Edge BW-4 Handstop
Magazine: 40 Round Mag

5) Lachmann Shroud

The Lachmann Shroud is a burst-firing weapon having good mobility and less ADS time. It has an integrated suppressor so you can take down enemies without knowing them. The recoil control of this weapon is a challenging task, but mastering it can determine the outcome of a match. Moreover, it has fewer customization options in comparison to other SMGs, but the right attachment can significantly improve its performance to some extent.

Recommended loadout:

Conversion Kit: JAK Decimator
Laser: Kimura Ryl33 Laser Light
Underbarrel: DR-6 Handstop
Ammunition: 9MM SUB HP
Magazine: 40 Round Mag

This concludes the list of 5 best SMGs to use in Warzone Ranked Resurgence.

Disclaimer: The aforementioned list of the best SMGs in Warzone Ranked Resurgence is not fixed and can be changed with the change of meta or updates.

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Edited by Rachel Syiemlieh