Ghost Recon Wildlands Weapons List
Ghost Recon Wildlands has a vast array of weapons you can use. You can customize your loadout to fit both your play style and the requirements of the mission. There are several categories of weapons, each with a bunch of different models. Paired with the gunsmith weapon customization option, it allows you to make a unique loadout to suit your needs. In this guide, we’re going to show you the Ghost Recon Wildlands weapons list, how to unlock each one of them and its stats.
Note: This guide is based on the closed beta. The number of guns may change between now and the release – anything can, in fact. We’ll update the guide once the game is out, if there’s any deviations.How to unlock weapons in Ghost Recon Wildlands
The video below will tell you everything you need to know – which precise models you can find in the game, how they behave in action, how much you can customize them, and most importantly, how to unlock them. Many of them are found in weapon caches scattered around the map – the video will show you in which areas you should look for them. Others are unlocked by defeating bosses, or completing story missions.
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- Assault rifle
- Light machine gun
- Submachine gun
- Sniper rifle
- Shotgun
- Compact machine gun
- Handgun
Although many of the weapons are military grade, there is also a bunch of pre-customized or DIY guns in the mix. It’s a great option if you want a peculiar looking gun, but can’t be bothered to customize it yourself. Of course, if you want a truly unique boomstick, you’ll need to roll up your sleeves and fire up the gunsmith. It allows you to change parts, which alters the functionality of a weapon, and to tweak the looks by applying different decals and colors.
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