Whether you drop in Urzikstan or Rebirth Island, carrying meta weapons in Warzone will increase your chances of getting the dub.

Season five of Warzone introduced two new weapons, the STG44 and Static-HV, bringing the game’s arsenal to over 130 weapons. The update also brought a flurry of nerfs and buffs, shifting the meta once again. However, a few weapons have continued to perform better than others season after season, so if you’re interested in leveraging the meta weapons in Warzone season five, here’s everything you need to know.

Assault rifles, light machine guns, and snipers have always dominated the long-range meta in Warzone. However, you should bring an SMG into the meta as a secondary for close-quarter combat in Resurgence or to just finish off your opponents. We’ve listed the long-range and close-range meta rifles in Warzone season five below.

Season five’s newest offering, the STG44, is a modernized version of the World War II-era STG-44. This assault rifle dominates the long-range meta due to its incredible accuracy and recoil control. But the icing on the cake is the Quartermaster Suppressor, one of two secret attachments introduced in season five that works wonders for any long-range weapon, eliminating significant visual recoil and adding a lot more control without any huge drawbacks.