- The Victus XMR and Signal 50 are the two best sniper rifles in Warzone.
- The SP-X 80 is a great sniper rifle for players who can reliably land an accurate headshot on their enemies.
- The MCPR-300 offers limited mobility, but has a large magazine and impressive range.
- Players who want a sniper rifle with a bit more versatility may consider the SP-R 208.
Victus XMR
The Victus XMR has incredible stopping power, making it the most damaging sniper rifle in Warzone. You will have to take your time between reloads, but Warzone's expansive maps should allow you to avoid scenarios where you need to make a desperate reload. A skilled sniper won't find a better option than this one. Recommended loadout: Barrel: Mack 8 33.5 Stock: XRK Rise 50 Optic: FTAC Locus SP Laser: VLK LZR 7MW Ammunition: .50 Cal Explosive
Signal 50
The Signal 50 almost matches the damage of the Victus XMR, but its rapid firing rate sets it apart. We rank the Signal 50 a tad lower than the Victus because its damage is slightly lower. But if you are willing to sacrifice some damage, the Signal 50's impressive firing rate might make it even better. You can't go wrong with either of these first two snipers. Recommended loadout: Barrel: 29" TV KILO-50 Stock: FSS Echo Optic: DS Farsight 11 Grip: SA Finesse Underbarrel: FTAC Ripper
SP-X 80
The SP-X 80 offers premier handling, setting players up for the perfect headshot. When sniping, it's all about landing a headshot. Warzone 2.0 has made it harder to get a kill with a headshot, but the SP-X 80 at least gives you a fighting chance. Its damage leaves a lot to be desired, however, so this sniper rifle is only recommended to skilled and accurate snipers. Recommended loadout: Muzzle: FTAC Reaper Laser: Schlager PEQ Box IV Rear Grip: Schlager Match Stock: PVZ-890 Magazine: 8 Round Mag (standard)
MCPR-300
The MCPR-300 is the ideal sniper rifle for those who prefer "heavy snipers". Carrying around the MCPR-300 may not be an inspired choice, as it offers limited mobility and its heft doesn't deliver quite the same punch as the Victus or Signal 50. But it has impressive range, great accuracy, and a large magazine. Recommended loadout: Grip: Cronen Cheetah Stock: FSS Merc Laser: FSS OLE-V Magazine: 10 Round Mag (standard) Ammunition: .300 Mag Incendiary
SP-R 208
The SP-R 208 is the most powerful Marksman bolt action rifle in Warzone. The SP-R 208 may not technically be a sniper rifle, but we have included it here as a legitimate option for those who want a rifle with excellent range, but a bit more versatility. If you like to quick-scope in Warzone, the SP-R 208 may be your best option! Of course, it is comparatively weaker than most other sniper rifles in the game. Recommended loadout: Bolt: FSS ST87 Bolt Stock: ZRL T70 Pad Extension Laser: 1Mw Laser box Barrel: 23.5″ Fluted R-67 Magazine:10 Round Mag (standard)
LA-B 330
The LA-B 330 should be avoided by most Warzone players. There is nothing inherently wrong with the LA-B 330, as it is similar to the SP-X 80 in many ways. But ultimately, it has significantly worse handling than the SP-X 80, so there is little reason to choose the LA-B 330 over its competitor. Recommended loadout: Muzzle: Talon Sixteen Barrel: 23.5” Fluted R-67 Stock: ZLR T70 Pad Extension Comb: Aim Assist 406 Bolt: FSS ST87 Bolt
SA-B 50
The SA-B 50 does not make for a worthwhile sniper rifle replacement. The SA-B 50 is the second of two bolt action rifles on this list, and it is mostly included for posterity. While not a bad weapon by any means, it does not offer the firing range to make it useful as a sniper rifle. Recommended loadout: Muzzle: Polarfire-S Laser: Schlager PEQ BOX IV Stock: FTAC EZX-Pro Ammunition: .308 High Velocity Rear Grip: Schlager Match Grip
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