L86A1

L86A1

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  • RankVeteran
  • ClassMachine Guns
  • TypePrimary Weapon
  • Weight6.58 kg
  • Durability100%
  • Max. durability100%
  • Movement speed-4%
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Lethality (18)

  • Ammo type5.56
  • Damage32.9 unit(s)
  • Minimum Damage25.5 unit(s)
  • Maximum distance165 m
  • Start of damage drop-off22 m
  • End of damage drop-off75 m
  • Armor-penetration0%
  • Plate penetration0%
  • Rate of fire650 shots/min
  • Magazine capacity0/70
  • Overheat Limit150
  • Automatic FireYes

Accuracy

  • Spread0.4°
  • Hip-fire spread2.76°
  • Movement Spread Multiplierx1.4
  • Jump Spread Multiplierx2
  • Jumping Hip-Fire Spread Multiplierx2
  • Crouch Spread Multiplierx1
  • Prone Spread Multiplierx1

Control

  • Vertical recoil0.64°
  • Horizontal recoil[0.15°; 0.15°]
  • First Shot Recoil Multiplierx1
  • Recoil Buildup Start0
  • Crouch Recoil Multiplierx0.88
  • Prone Recoil Multiplierx0.4

Handling (17)

  • SilencerNo
  • Weight6.58 kg
  • Movement speed-4%
  • Aiming Movement Speed-25%
  • Stabilization0%
  • Sway[-0.52°/s; 0.52°/s]
  • Max Sway at Low Stamina[-1.05°/s; 1.05°/s]
  • Prone Sway Multiplierx0.1
  • Crouch Sway Multiplierx1
  • Focus Stamina Drain Multiplierx1
  • Weapon ergonomics90%
  • Reload4.95 sec

Damage modifier

  • Headshot damage: x1.4
  • Limb damage: x0.8

Attachment properties

  • Hip-fire spread-15%
  • Overheats after 150 consecutive shots

Features

  • Improved recoil in prone position

Damage falloff

Damage
32.9
Falloff from
22 m
Falloff to
75 m
End damage
25.5
Range
165 m

The SA80 (SA-80—Small Arms for the 1980s) is a British family of firearms developed in the mid-1980s. It comprises the L85 assault rifle, the L86 LMG, the L22 carbine and the L98 cadet rifle. The set is used as the service weapons of the British Army.