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8 Best SMGs In Modern Warfare 3

By Matthew Lynch
March 17, 2024
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The submachine gun (SMG) class in “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3” is favored for its mobility, high rate of fire, and effectiveness in close to medium-range combat scenarios. Here are the 8 best SMGs in MW3 based on player feedback, in-game statistics, and overall performance:

1.MP7 –A well-rounded SMG with a high rate of fire and low recoil, making it suitable for players at all skill levels. Its versatility allows for both aggressive run-and-gun gameplay as well as cautious, methodical shooting.

2.PP90M1 –Known for its speedy fire rate and solid damage output, the PP90M1 dominates in close-quarters encounters. Its unique shape and rapid bullet discharge can mow down enemies quickly.

3.P90 –A favorite due to its large magazine capacity that allows for extended engagements without frequent reloading. It has moderate recoil and consistent damage across various ranges.

4.UMP45 –A powerful option with higher damage per bullet compared to other SMGs, giving it an advantage at medium range. Despite a slower fire rate, its high damage makes it lethal in skilled hands.

5.MP5 –An iconic submachine gun famous for its balanced mix of firepower, range, and accuracy. The MP5 is effective in most situations, offering control and reliability.

6.PM-9 –This SMG boasts the highest fire rate in its class but suffers from significant recoil. In close-range firefights, it can outperform others with its sheer bullet output.

7.Vector CRB (also known as KRISS Vector) –With a unique recoil pattern that moves straight up, skilled players can take advantage to maintain steady shots on target. Its futuristic design is paired with respectable stopping power.

8.AK-74u –Technically an assault rifle converted into an SMG for gameplay purposes, it offers greater range and stopping power than most SMGs. However, this comes at the cost of mobility and a slower rate of fire.

Players often choose their best SMG based on playstyle preferences and map layouts, but these eight stand out as popular choices within the “Modern Warfare 3” community for their formidable attributes on the battlefield.

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