Do you want the best MW2 Kastov 762 loadout? If so, then you've come to the right place. You probably recognise this as the stalwart AK assault rifle that's cropped up in practically every post-WW2 Call of Duty campaign and multiplayer from time immemorial. We've taken this classic and found the perfect build for capitalising on its speed and power.
Call of Duty games are among the FPS game. It's versatile, hits like a truck, and kicks like a mule – other clichéd similies are available. Following a recent update in Modern Warfare 2, this Kastov 762 loadout has an incredibly fast TTK, and will mow down enemies with ease.
Best Kastov 762 loadout in Modern Warfare 2
The best MW2 Kastov 762 loadout is:
- Rear grip: True-Tac Grip
- Stock: Prolite TL3 Stock
- Barrel: 342mm Sakin KL
- Muzzle: SA Leveler 55
- Underbarrel: FSS Sharkfin 90
First off, add the True-Tac Grip to your Kastov 762 to improve sprint-to-fire speed as well as ADS. As we said we're making this loadout all about speed. If you have MW2 weapon tuning ready to go, then slightly buff the sprint-to-fire and ADS.
The Prolite TL3 Stock is going to increase the ADS and sprint speed even more. We want to be able to use this gun on the go, so this stock also helps improve aim walking and crouching steadiness for increased accuracy. Again, if fine tuning, just slightly increase the ADS speed.
We've added even more ADS and movement speed improvement with the 342mm Sakin KL, which also offer better hip recoil control for better rapid fire on the move. Speaking of recoil control, pop the SA Leveler 55 muzzle in your Kastov 762 loadout to improve overall recoil control some more.
Finally, the FSS Sharkfin is there to trim out a tiny bit more instability. If you really want to take this loadout up a level, and have fully levelled up your Kastov 762, then you definitely want to go in and fine tune these attachments.
And that's our best Kastov 762 loadout for Modern Warfare 2. We've got plenty more of the how to get double XP tokens in Modern Warfare 2 to expedite the process a little.
Additional contributions from Jordan Forward.