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Best SG552 build in Delta Force

Every attachment and calibration setting you need to know for SG552.

After you play around with the starting assault rifles in Delta Force, a few more powerful options await you as you level up. The SG552 unlocks at level 16 and could be your next main weapon—if you build it right.

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Here are the best attachments and calibration settings for SG552 in Delta Force Warfare.

Best SG552 build in Delta Force Warfare

Delta Force SG552 attachment screen
The formula stays the same. Screenshot by Dot Esports

SG552 is an assault rifle available to Assault and Recon Operators in Delta Force Warfare. Like the AKS-74, it has a base range of 40m, which is higher than an average assault rifle, but also has significantly more recoil.

This build focuses on reducing horizontal recoil as much as possible to turn the SG552 into a laser beam for mid-range gunfights while maintaining Handling and Stability. The vertical recoil on SG552 is easier to control, and if you want to fight at longer ranges, there are always rifles like the M4A1.

Here are the best SG552 attachments in Delta Force:

SlotAttachment
OpticXRO Quick Response Sight (personal preference)
Upper PatchRanger Handguard
Right PatchRanger Handguard
Upper RailRanger Handguard
Left PatchRanger Handguard
BarrelSG552 Knight Heavy Barrel
Right RailRanger Handguard
Left RailRanger Handguard
MuzzleSandstorm Vertical Compensator
ForegripSecret Order Bevel Foregrip
Mag MountBadger Small Mag Assist
MagSG552 45-Round Extended Mag
Rear GripInvasion Rear Grip
StockInvasion Core Stock

The base barrel on SG552 doesn’t offer almost any customization options apart from the laser/flashlight, so you want to unlock the SG552 Knight Heavy Barrel. It’s the only barrel option for SG552, and it provides a nice stat boost alongside six slots for Handguards. We went with six Ranger Handguards to increase Control, but you can swap out one of them for a laser.

The Secret Order Bevel Foregrip greatly reduces horizontal recoil and removes that horizontal sway that can throw off your aim. The Sandstorm Vertical Compensator is also the best muzzle to reduce vertical recoil. The Invasion Rear Grip and Invasion Core Stock increase Control without sacrificing any other stats, and you can get even more out of them through calibration.

SG552’s base mag holds only 20 rounds, which isn’t enough for most gunfights. The SG552 45-Round Extended Mag is perfect despite the reduced Handling, considering this build focuses on being aggressive. You can also go for the 30-round mag if you feel like that’s enough.

Here’s the share code for the SG552 build so you can start using it in your own games immediately:

  • SG552 Assault Rifle-Warfare-6F3T9U0011H58KOC0KN7T

Best SG552 calibration settings in Delta Force Warfare

Delta Force SG552 calibration screen
Make the rifle buttery smooth. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Calibration is a great way to give the weapon some Extra Control without sacrificing many useful stats. However, it greatly decreases Aiming Stability While Breathing, so if you don’t hold your breath often, consider toning down the calibration settings.

Here are the best SG552 calibration settings in Delta Force:

SlotSetting
BarrelWeight Limit: +50g
ForegripN/A
Rear GripWeight Limit: +50g
Thickness: +20mm
StockWeight Limit: +30.00g
Placement: -4 Slot
OpticN/A

The calibration increases Extra Control by 12 percent but reduces Aiming Stability While Breathing by 36 percent. Lower the weight limit on the rear grip and the stock to tone these settings down. Optic settings are a personal preference and may vary depending on the sights you’re using.


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