Season 9 update of Call of Duty Mobile was one of the most significant updates the game ever received. This update added various changes to both Multiplayer and Battle Royale modes. When it comes to Battle Royale, entire looting system was changed with the addition of weapons with pre-decided weapon attachments and various weapon levels (epic, legendary etc). Another brand-new addition to Battle Royale was the introduction of Gun Mods.
Gun Mods are a type of attachment which allows you to have different weapon enhancements and abilities. Every weapon inside Battle Royale come with a separate slot for these gun mods and you can equip one Gun mod per a weapon. Unlike other attachments, you can choose which one to use and change different mods throughout the match. Some of these gun mods have different levels (from common to legendary) and some only have one level.
There are 11 such gun mods currently available in the game and following is a guide for each of those gun mods.
1. Dense Fire Mods
Dense fire mods reduce ADS bullet spread when shooting. Usually when you shoot by ADS’ing, each bullet doesn’t land on the same spot. So, this gun mod tights the bullet spread and gives you more accuracy.
2. Extended Mods
Extended Mods increase the ammo capacity of your magazine and reduce the reload time. Even if your weapon has an extended magazine, this will further increase the ammo capacity. This mod comes in several levels. Higher mods will give you even more ammo capacity and reduce reload time.
3. Void Mods
Void Mods is similar to Extended mods. It increases the ammo capacity and reduces reload time. However, this mod will discard remaining ammo of the magazine when you reload. For example, if your weapon’s magazine capacity is 40 and you reload at 20, your total ammo count will be reduced by 40 instead of 20. Void mod only comes in one level (legendary).
4. Flashlight Mods
Flashlight mod is similar to the Tactical Flashlight we had in previous seasons. This mod flashes and blinds the nearby enemies when ADS’ing. This has a cool down time similar to tactical flashlight.
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5. Light Trigger Mods
Light Trigger Mods enable burst shooting for specific sniper rifles. This is one of the most unique out of all the gun mods as you can only equip this to specific weapons. Currently this mod only available for M21 EBR and XPR 50. Usually you need to keep tapping on fire button to shoot multiple times from these weapons. But once light trigger mod is equipped, you can tap and hold the button just like a normal weapon to continue shooting.
6. Longshot Mods
Longshot mods increase the range of a weapon. This mod also comes in several levels. Higher level mods will give even more range to your weapon.
7. Muffled Mods
Muffles mods reduce the firing sound of your weapon and hide your gunfire from the enemy’s mini map. This will help you to shoot at enemies without revealing your position. Muffled mod is more suitable for sniper rifles.
8. QRF Mods
QRF mod is one of the best gun mods available in the game. This mod increases your accuracy when you cause damage to an enemy. For example, if you shoot at an enemy and cause damage, accuracy of your next shots will increase significantly allowing you to kill them faster. QRF mod is more effective at medium or long-range gunfights.
9. Runner Mods
Runner mod functions similar to the legendary quickdraw we had in previous seasons. This will increase your movement speed for few seconds after exiting scope.
10. Slider Mods
Slider mods automatically reload your weapon when sliding. For each slide, the number of bullets in your magazine will increase by 1. You can do this until your magazine is full. This comes in handy specially for shotgun users. Since shotguns require long time to reload, you can slide several times and hit even more shots without worrying about reloading.
11. Stabilizer Mods
Stabilizer mods control recoil of your weapon and reduces weapon flinch when attached. Usually when you are getting shot, your aim bounces. This will reduce it and help you to maintain a stable aim when you are getting shot.
