Assault rifles, LMGs, marksman rifles, and battle rifles all require the same distance of 38m. However, this means that it is near impossible to get longshot eliminations on Shipment for those weapons, one of the most popular maps for grinding camos.
While Shipment will let you get shotgun, pistol, and SMG longshots with ease, Shoot House is the far better candidate for longer-range weapons from assault rifles to sniper rifles.
Pistols and shotguns for sure.
All of the distances have been listed individually, from longest to shortest, right down below:
Naturally, the map, mode, and the attachments you place on your weapon will have an impact on how many longshots kills you earn within a match. Every game of MW3 is unpredictable, but knowing the ranges to aim for can allow you to make smarter plans and set yourself up for success.
For example, if you’re playing a map with large sight lines and open space, you may want to work on your LD kills with your sniper rifles, while the opposite can be true for close-quarters maps that encourage a more run-and-gun playstyle.
There are also the Angel 40 4.8X and Xten Angel -40 sights that tell you the distance your bullets will go in real time while aiming down the sights. Unlocking these sights is fairly simple and requires only one or two matches with their respective guns.
Taking the deployable field upgrade into battle is also another way to increase the number of LD kills you earn because you can mount your weapon anywhere on the battlefield and instantly increase your accuracy while being a harder target to hit.
With the Season 1 reloaded update releasing Dec. 14, 2022 there’s bound to be even more challenges, weapons, modes, and even the return of the fan-favorite map Shipment. Call of Duty’s first raid also arrives with this big update, so you’ll want to know as much information as possible in regards to completing the grind of unlocking cameos and completing MW3’s many challenges.