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Delta Force SCAR-H inspect animation
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Best SCAR-H build in Delta Force

Every attachment and calibration setting you need to know for SCAR-H

The SCAR-H is a top choice among battle rifles in Delta Force, whether you play as an Engineer or a Recon Operator. It’s a 585 RPM rifle that excels at mid-range gunfights and can take on opponents at longer ranges with the right build.

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Here’s the best SCAR-H build in Delta Force Warfare to turn it into a reliable powerhouse for dominating any game mode.

Best SCAR-H build in Delta Force Warfare

SCAR-H attachment screen in Delta Force
Pulling the mouse down isn’t that difficult. Screenshot by Dot Esports

As a battle rifle, the SCAR-H packs a solid punch but also comes with high recoil. Balancing it all out can be tricky, but this build focuses on improving Control and Stability, making it perfect for fights at around the 50-meter range.

Here are the best SCAR-H attachments in Delta Force:

SlotAttachment
OpticMicro Sight Riser
Riser OpticPanoramic Red Dot Sight (personal preference)
Upper PatchRanger Handguard Panel
Upper RailRanger Handguard Panel
Right PatchDD Python Handguard Panel
Left PatchDD Python Handguard Panel
BarrelSCAR-H Beaver Long Barrel Combo
Right RailRanger Handguard Panel
Left RailRanger Handguard Panel
MuzzleSandstorm Vertical Compensator
ForegripSecret Order Bevel Foregrip
Mag MountGrizzly Full P. Mag Assist
MagSCAR-H 30-Round Mag
Grip MountStable Grip Base
Rear GripAR Heavy Tower Grip
Stock416 Light Stock

The SCAR-H is one of the few guns that need the riser optic for comfortable use due to its iron sights obstructing your view. The Micro Sight Riser is perfect if you’re using a red dot sight. For anything larger, there’s the Multi-Purpose Tactical Riser with an additional slot for a laser.

Battle rifles are meant for range, so the SCAR-H Beaver Long Barrel Combo is the way to go alongside two DD Python Handguard Panels to maintain Handling and four Ranger Handguard Panels for Control.

Sandstorm Vertical Compensator is a classic for vertical recoil, and the Secret Order Bevel Foregrip is perfect for horizontal recoil. The X25U Angled Combat Grip is still decent, but much like for the SG552, you want to focus more on the horizontal recoil. Both the AR Heavy Tower Grip with the Stable Grip Base and the 416 Light Stock balance each other out when it comes to Stability and Handling.

Finally, you want a 30-round mag, as 20 rounds may not be enough, especially if you’re trying to kill multiple enemies.

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

  • SCAR-H Battle Rifle-Warfare-6F5U304011H58KOC0KN7T

Best SCAR-H calibration settings in Delta Force Warfare

SCAR-H calibration screen in Delta Force
Perfection. Screenshot by Dot Esports

SCAR-H gets a moderate amount of Control from attachments, but there’s room for more through calibration. It makes the recoil pattern incredibly tight and comfortable to control at longer ranges by simply pulling down your crosshair.

Here are the best SCAR-H calibration settings in Delta Force:

SlotSetting
BarrelWight Limit: +50g
ForegripWight Limit: +20g
Rear GripWight Limit: +50gThickness: -20mm
StockPlacement: +4 Slot
OpticN/A

These settings grant 10 percent Extra Control and eight percent Firing Stability at the cost of Aiming Stability While Breathing and Stability When Moving. The ADS Speed with this setup is 418ms, which isn’t the fastest, but it’s still comfortable for the engagements SCAR-H was built for. The Breath Sway Range is 0.3 degrees, which is quite low, so you should be fine even if you don’t hold your breath all the time.


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Syed Hamza Bakht
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After writing for several years across many publications I've found my latest home at Dot Esports, where I plan on putting my years of League and TFT experience to good use as well as covering anything new on the indie side of things. You can find me buried in the neverending gacha grind of Hoyoverse, WuWa, and GFL2.
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