Although submachine guns are a valid alternative when fighting over short distances, shotguns have the potential to deliver lethal damage in a single blow. ShotgunsĪvailable when using the Assault kit in Battlefield 1, shotguns are the perfect addition to any soldier's lineup when fighting on the front lines. To unlock this gun, you'll need to provide 75 heals and kill 15 players with the Autoloading 8. While you'll be taking a toll on overall stability, accuracy will improve when aimed down sights. With the addition of a scope, the RSC 1917 Optical is a trustworthy companion at longer ranges. This requires players to earn 50 kills with the M1907 SL Sweeper and 50 revives using a syringe. To unlock the Factory variant of the RSC 1917, players will need to complete the related Assignment. Without the additional weight of extra attachments, this gun can retain accuracy during firefights.
This is the default variant of the RSC 1917, bearing no additional attachments. The Cei-Rigotti comes in different versions in Battlefield 1's multiplayer: If 5 rounds are missing, a single clip will be inserted – otherwise individual bullets will be fed into the weapon. With two five round clips inserted into the weapon, reloading times will change based on the number of bullets that have to be inserted. One of the Cei-Rigotti's less common traits is its varied reloading animation, which changes its duration based on the number of shots fired.
With a reasonable fire rate and accuracy, the Cei-Rigotti is reliable and consistent option for most play styles. Based on an experimental selective-fire rifle designed by the Italians during the early 20th Century, the Cei-Rigotti is depicted as a self-loading semi-automatic rifle in Battlefield 1.Īlthough the Cei-Rigotti doesn't have any outstanding traits, the weapon is an adaptable and balanced choice in many types of encounters. The Cei-Rigotti is a familiar firearm to many, offered as a starting weapon for the Medic class across all of the game's factions. Although these weapons are best used when hanging back from the action, their general flexibility makes them suitable for a range of scenarios. Semi-automatic rifles are the trusty sidekick of every Medic, giving players a forceful armament to aid them on the field. This requires 5 headshots with the Russian 1895 Sniper in a single round and 10 spot assists using the periscope gadget. To unlock this version of the gun, players must complete the related Assignment. While its performance is almost unchanged, these attachments change the play style of the weapon entirely. This version of the weapon can be unlocked via an Assignment, for collecting 50 kills with the Gewehr M.95 Infantry and spotting 20 enemies with flares.Įquipped with a bipod and telescopic scope, the Lebel Model 1886 Sniper adapts the rifle for longer ranges. With the bonus of staying accurate at longer ranges, the weapon can still pick off any fleeing targets. The Infantry variant of the Lebel Model 1886 comes with traditional iron sights, being a better piece of kit for aggressive snipers. These rifles, within the right range known as the sweet spot, can kill with a single shot if delivered above the waist. Most of these rifles are single-shot with a bolt or a lever action, each delivering a heavy wallop. Rifles were the main infantry weapon used in World War I, but in Battlefield 1 they're seen as the primary weapon of the scout class. This requires 50 kills with the Automatico M1918 and 20 headshots with the MP18 Optical.
To unlock this rifle, you'll need to complete the associated assignment. Providing additional stability when in a fixed position, this blurs some of the traits commonly associated with the Support class. The weapon also comes with an interesting twist on your average automatic weapon in Battlefield 1 – an option of a deployable bipod.
However, only supporting 25 round magazines, use of this weapon requires careful timing for reloads. With a high-rate of fire and formidable recoil, the Ribeyrolles 1918 is best suited for use at closer ranges.
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