Season 2 adds one new gun to each of the four main roles: the TCX-SPR for Assault, the M14 for Recon, the PP-19 Bizon for Medic and the Evo-3 Ultra for Support. This guide covers what each costs, how to unlock it, which magazines and attachments it takes, and where it fits after the Season 2 damage changes.
Full damage, recoil and fire-rate figures have not been published yet, so this guide sticks to what is confirmed. We will update it when BULKHEAD releases the detailed numbers.
The quick version
| Weapon | Role | Calibre | Vendor price | Unlock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TCX-SPR | Assault | 7.62x39mm | $3,200 | Level 20, $100,000 |
| M14 | Recon | .308 Win | $7,400 | Level 25, $100,000 |
| PP-19 Bizon | Medic | 9x19mm | $1,000 | Unlocked by default |
| Evo-3 Ultra | Support | .308 Win | $7,250 | Level 30, $200,000 |
Each unlock comes bundled with the gun’s starting magazine, so you can use it straight away.
TCX-SPR (Assault)
The TCX-SPR is a 7.62x39mm assault rifle that sits between the cheap starter rifles and the expensive FAL. It took the M4’s old slot at Assault level 20, and the M4 has moved up to level 28 to make room.
- Magazine: TCX-SPR 28 RND Magazine, $50.
- Attachments:
- Cross Rifle Muzzle Brake: level 32, $35,000 to unlock, $780.
- Clutch Lok Muzzle Brake: level 37, $37,500 to unlock, $1,100.
- SRD762TI-QD Suppressor: level 40, $40,000 to unlock, $1,350.
Where it fits: 7.62x39mm base damage was cut by 19% this season, and assault rifle body damage is now more even across the torso. BULKHEAD says the FAL still hits hardest per shot in the class but now sits closer to the TCX-SPR and the M4. In practice that makes the TCX-SPR a sensible mid-price rifle for Assault players who want something sturdier than the AK74 without paying FAL money.
M14 (Recon)
The M14 is a .308 Win marksman rifle on the Recon track. It has the deepest set of new unlocks of the four, with three magazine sizes and a full attachment line up to level 42.
- Magazines:
- 10 RND: comes with the gun, $60.
- 20 RND: level 31, $27,500 to unlock, $110.
- 30 RND: level 36, $50,000 to unlock, $180.
- Attachments:
- Leatherwood ART II scope: level 27, $35,000 to unlock, $950.
- M14 Bipod: level 29, $25,000 to unlock, $1,480.
- .30 Cal SS Phosphate Muzzle Brake: level 37, $22,500 to unlock, $950.
- .30 Cal Steel Black Flash Hider: level 42, $27,500 to unlock, $730.
Where it fits: .308 Win took the biggest cut of any calibre this season (25% off base damage), and all marksman rifles had their headshot and upper-body damage trimmed and their recoil reworked. Treat the M14 as a mid-range support rifle for picking off exposed players and keeping heads down, rather than a sniper replacement. The bipod is worth unlocking if you like to set up on a ridge and hold an angle.
PP-19 Bizon (Medic)
The Bizon is a 9x19mm SMG and it is free: every Medic has it from the start, and it costs $1,000 at the vendor.
- Magazine: 53 RND Magazine, $200.
- Attachments: none listed at launch.
Where it fits: a big magazine on a cheap, free-to-unlock gun makes the Bizon the obvious early pick while your Medic track is still low after the wipe. It suits a Medic’s job well: you can keep shooting while you push up to a downed teammate without reloading at the worst moment. Once you unlock the MP5 (now at Medic level 4) or the Vityaz, you will have more customisation, but plenty of players will happily stick with the Bizon.
Evo-3 Ultra (Support)
The Evo-3 Ultra is a .308 Win light machine gun at Support level 30, the most expensive of the four to unlock.
- Magazine: Evolys 50 RND Box, $110.
- Attachments:
- Evolys Bipod: level 33, $75,000 to unlock, $1,450.
- SL7i-BL Suppressor: level 40, $35,000 to unlock, $1,400.
Where it fits: LMG body damage now matches assault rifles, and .308 Win lost a quarter of its base damage, so do not expect the Evo-3 to delete people. Its job is volume of fire: suppressing a position so your squad can move. With the PKM now unlocking at Support level 15 and the M249 at level 20, most Support players will run one of those first and work up to the Evo-3.
Other weapon changes that affect your choice
A few Season 2 changes matter as much as the new guns:
- Calibre damage cuts: .308 Win -25%, 7.62x54mmR -20%, 7.62x39mm -19%, .50 Cal -16%. Sniper rifles had their hit-location damage raised to compensate.
- Scout Rifle: a headshot now kills an unhelmeted target in one, and takes two against a Level 1 helmet.
- Mosin: now comes with its own PU 91/30 3.5x scope and cannot take other optics.
- Super-45: its damage falls off more beyond 50 metres, and its vendor price rose from $2,600 to $5,600.
- AK74: now unlocked by default and cheaper, at $800.
- Compound Bow: shorter arrow drop-off, now $1,350, unlocking at Recon level 16 for $150,000.
Trying them out
Every gun, magazine and attachment above is in our loadout builder, so you can price up a kit and check the weight before you spend your cash in game. Weights for the new items are estimates until they are published. For everything else in the update, see WARDOGS Season 2: everything new.