10 Best Sniper & Marksman Rifles In BattleBit Remastered
These sniper and marksman weapons are good for BattleBit Remastered players who like to do damage from far away.
Indie games are very popular right now, and games like Only Up! are taking over the gaming world. The low-poly first-person shooter BattleBit Remastered is one of the strong indie games that have come out lately. It takes the popular first-person shooter genre a few artistic steps back, but it still makes a lot of steps in the right direction for the gaming experience. It has been a welcome addition to the top of Steam’s global charts. It has big servers that can hold more than 250 players in one fight.
Even though BattleBit Remastered looks like a pretty simple game at first glance, its detailed and easily destroyed maps, playable vehicles, and character customization choices make it surprisingly deep. It also has a variety of classes that players can choose from based on how they like to play. These classes can be paired with any of the weapons in its collection. There are ten different Marksman and Sniper Rifles that the Recon class and people who like long-distance fighting can choose from. Which of these ten are the most successful at killing people from a long distance?
MK14 EBR
The MK14 EBR is a gun that is good for players of all skill and experience levels. It feels and acts like a lighter weapon than its competitors. It has a large magazine for its class, with 14 bullets, and one of the best recoil rates, which makes it easier to keep firing.
Since the MK14 EBR has the lowest damage rate in its class, it is good that the magazine and recoil make it easy to fire quickly. This is especially true for a marksman rifle. That doesn’t mean that this weapon won’t be deadly in the right hands, and once a player gets to rank 60, they can try it out.
M110
The M110 is the most powerful of the four Designated Marksman Rifles in BattleBit Remastered. With a damage rate of 49, it is the most dangerous weapon in its class. However, it has a large amount of recoil. But for players who are used to the weapon’s kickback, it will be the right partner on the battlefield.
Most of the time, the M110 won’t kill an enemy with a single shot, but its bigger barrel gives you 12 chances to hit the target. Even though it has recoil, it feels light and is easy to move around to make up for it. BattleBit Remastered players need to be at least rank 40 to use this weapon, so they will need to have played the game for a while.
L96
The L96 is a good long-range weapon because it does a lot of damage and moves around very little. This means that players will be able to finish off their opponents quickly with one well-placed shot or quickly get back on their feet for another chance if the first shot doesn’t work.
The gun’s magazine holds 10 bullets, which is about average for its class, and it could kill an enemy with a single shot. It’s a good partner on the battlefield, but players will have to work hard to get the L96, as it can only be unlocked at rank 65.
MSR
The MSR is the final reward for players who put in a lot of time and effort into BattleBit Remastered. It has one of the best range scores of all the weapons in its class. The MSR does more damage the farther away the target is. It has a high damage rate and a design that encourages players to see how far they can aim.
The magazine size is limited because there are only 6 bullets per clip, and like other bolt-action weapons, it needs time to cool down between shots. There are some bad things about this, but it’s safe to say that players who reach the minimum rank of 130 to use this weapon will be able to deal with them.
M200
With an incredible damage rating of 70, the M200 hits harder than any other Marksman or Sniper gun in BattleBit Remastered. This gun does a lot of damage and was made for fighting, with a small body and a very long barrel.
The M200 does more damage than any other gun, but a less skilled shooter might not be able to use it well. The weapon has a small clip that can only hold 7 bullets, and it is bolt action, so there is a small break between shots. Players will need a steady hand and good aim to use this gun well, which is why they have to be at rank 100 to use it.
MK20
The MK20 is the first marksman handgun that players can get, and it’s a good way to learn about the pros and cons of the class. Its damage rate of 45 puts it in the middle of the pack, but its recoil is pretty strong, so new players will need to get used to it.
With 16 rounds in each clip, the MK20 is a great starting point for people who want to become Recon specialists. The big clip size makes it easier to play and takes less time to reload. It fires quickly for a long-range weapon, which players can see for themselves at rank 10.
SVD
The SVD is the best of the best when it comes to marksman guns. It can be used by both quick shooters and those who take their time. This gun has a good damage rating and can fire 14 powerful shots per clip. It also has the fastest fire rate in its class, which makes it much easier to shoot again.
Even though it doesn’t do the most damage, it has a low recoil and a high fire rate, which makes it easy to kill enemies quickly. With this weapon, players won’t be able to kill a lot of enemies with just one shot, but the perks that come with it make it easier to take more than one. This is one of the last guns that players can get for the Recon class, and they need to be Rank 115 to get it.
SSG 69
The SSG 69 is a great all-around weapon for Recon troops of any level. It has a recoil rating that is tied for the lowest among sniper rifles in BattleBit Remastered. This is the first weapon that players of this class can get, and they don’t need to be a certain level to get it.
The SSG 69 is a great sniper rifle to start with in BattleBit Remastered because it has little recoil, feels light, and has a great control grade. As a sniper rifle, it comes with a lot of different scopes, and this gun is the best way to try them out.
Rem700
The Rem700 is a bolt-action gun enthusiast’s best friend because it does deadly damage, has a recoil that is easy to handle, and responds pretty quickly. The Rem700 has the fastest and smoothest change between shots of all the bolt-action guns in Snow Rider 3D. This means that players will find new targets in their crosshairs in a flash.
Like the other bolt-action guns, using the Rem700 has a small drawback. But since each clip holds 12 bullets and the recoil is easy to control, this gun is definitely worth it. With a score of 85, players can add this long-range masterpiece to their arsenal.
SV-98
The SV-98 is another sniper rifle with a very smooth recoil. It is the next step in a Recon soldier’s development, taking the SSG-69 to a new level of lethality. With just a little more damage and speed than the SSG 69, this gun will hit with a bit more force than its rival.
The SV-98 has a 10-bullet clip, which gives players a lot of chances to kill enemies. It also has the same easy-to-use controls as the SSG-69, which makes it so appealing to new players. With a rank minimum of 30, this is a great step forward for a sniper who is still getting better.
BattleBit Remastered can now be played on PC through Steam.
