Best M4A1 build in Delta Force

The M4A1 is one of the best early assault rifles in Delta Force. It’s a powerhouse of a weapon that’s easy to use and control as long as you have the right attachments.

In Warfare, the M4A1 unlocks at level 14 (or if you extract with it in Operations) and is available for the Assault class Operators. It brings serious competition to the starting rifles, like the CAR-15 and the AKS-74.

Here’s the best M4A1 build for Warfare in Delta Force.

Best M4A1 build in Delta Force Warfare

This M4A1 loadout makes the gun a laser beam at medium to long ranges with almost no recoil. This build focuses on the Warfare game mode because you can customize the weapon to your liking without any limitations, but it’ll likely work just as well inside of Operations.

Here are the best M4A1 attachments in Delta Force:

The patches and rails are packed with Ranger Handguards that grant one Control each. You can replace one of the Handguards with a laser sight or a flashlight. Although they expose you to enemies, lasers greatly increase Accuracy and Handling when activated, which helps compensate for the decreased Handling from some attachments.

Sandstorm Vertical Compensator and X25U Angled Combat Grip are a must for M4A1 as they reduce the horizontal and vertical recoil of M4A1. The assault rifle doesn’t have much horizontal recoil, leaving you with an incredibly easy-to-control weapon.

The default 30 rounds might not be enough if you get into a heated gunfight, so one thing you might consider adding is a larger mag. However, a larger mag decreases Handling and reduces ADS speed, so choose a mag based on your playstyle.

Here’s the share code for the M4A1 build so you can start using it in your own games immediately:

• M4A1 Assault Rifle-Warfare-6F3KQUC011H58KOC0KN7T

Best M4A1 calibration settings in Delta Force Warfare

This M4A1 setup allows you to calibrate several weapon attachments for additional stat boosts. You don’t have to calibrate the weapon, so feel free to use the default settings if you don’t want to overcomplicate things.

For those of you who want to tinker with the gun a little more, here are the best M4A1 calibration settings in Delta Force:

The calibration settings increase Firing Stability, Extra Control, and Stability When Moving at the cost of Aiming Stability While Breathing. Ideally, you should be holding your breath when firing the M4A1, so Aiming Stability While Breathing isn’t that important. However, if you are used to not holding your breath, you might want to adjust the stock’s Weight Limit accordingly.

These calibration settings are for the attachments listed in the build loadout before because different attachments may need different calibration settings. If you haven’t reached the required weapon level yet, don’t worry about calibration or use the EXP Tokens to instantly level up the weapon.