Description
The SCAR-L is an automatic rifle chambered in 5.56×45 mm, distinguished by excellent controllability and high ergonomics. Despite its good base characteristics, the weapon is considered one of the weakest in its class due to its low rate of fire and mediocre damage compared to competitors.
The main advantage of the SCAR-L is its ease of use. The rifle is easy to control even without expensive tuning, and the cost of the platform and modifications remains low. This is why it can be recommended to beginner players who need to learn to control recoil and shoot confidently.
However, in the later stages of the game, the SCAR-L quickly falls behind more powerful rifles such as the , or .
Comparison of caliber rounds
Cartridge
5.56×45 mm M995 round
Armor-piercing rounds M995 caliber 5.56×45 mm.
5
41
52
27
5.56×45 mm M855A2 round
M855A2 rounds of 5.56×45 mm caliber. The M855 provides improved armor penetration.
4
48
41
20
5.56×45 mm M855A1 round
Armor-piercing M855A1 rounds in 5.56×45 mm caliber with a copper tip.
4
44
40
17
5.56×45 mm M855 round
M855 round of 5.56×45 mm caliber with a lead core, copper jacket, and steel tip.
3
50
34
13
Hunting cartridge 5.56×45 mm HP
5.56×45 mm cartridge for magazines or hunting firearms with magazine loading. Widely used by both professional and novice hunters.
1
69
14
5
Hunting cartridge 5.56×45 mm FMJ
5.56×45 mm cartridge for magazines or hunting firearms with magazine loading. Widely used by both professional and novice hunters.
2
53
21
7
5.56×45 mm M193 round
M193 round of 5.56×45 mm caliber with a lead core, copper jacket, and steel tip.
2
52
12
7
