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We’re here to offer you the best TR-76 Geist loadout to use in MW2 and Warzone Season 6. This weapon bears a strong resemblance to MTAR from the original Modern Warfare 2. However this time, the fire rate is a bit slower but packs a heavy punch when hitting targets. The new rifle has a low fire rate, good accuracy, and manageable mobility that we’re about to boost in with the following loadout.
Best TR-76 Geist Loadout
- Rear Grip: Stip-66 Grip
- Stock: Demo Tac Pad
- Magazine: 45-Round Mag
- Underbarrel: Xten Gravedigger
- Laser: VLK ZLR 7mw
Somehow the developers at Activision Blizzard have decided to include not one, but two meta weapons to the game with the new Season. Guns like Lachmann Shroud and Tempus Torrent were balanced but not so powerful. For TR-56 however, the stats are completely different. Let’s just say that the new Assault Rifle in MW2 and Warzone Season 6 can kill targets with only two shots to the upper body in MW2, and four to five shots in Warzone in mid-range. Sounds like a big W for all the AR fans out there, looking for a perfect weapon to counter RPK, ISO Hemlock, and Lachmann 556.
Now this is the most balanced loadout for TR-76 Geist that you can use in both MW2 and Warzone. Let’s see what are the advantages of using each of the mentioned attachments for this setup. For starters, the Stip-66 grip here is one of the best for adding some recoil control. TR-76 Geist is not an inaccurate weapon itself, but if you want to add mobility and accuracy at the same time, that’s where it gets tricky.
As the second attachment, we added the Demo Tac Pad to improve mobility and ADS timing. You can then double these stats by attaching the MW2 weapon’s best friend, the VLK LZR 7mw laser. Next, slap a 45-round Mag under your weapon to get the best of this TR-76 Geist loadout in both Warzone and MW2.
Now for the final attachment, it’s very tempting to use one of the many barrels that are available for TR-76 Geist. In fact, there are some good choices among them, but they’re not all useful. The new rifle has good stats itself, not needing an additional attachment for the barrel to improve its damage range or mobility. That’s why we rely on more accuracy here, by adding an Xten Gravedigger underbarrel. Note that Ftac Ripper is a better underbarrel for recoil control for sure, but it also makes your weapon so much slower.
Range TR-76 Geist Setup
- Barrel: Freight-40 Barrel
- Underbarrel: Phase-3 Grip
- Rear Grip: Stip-66 Grip
- Optic: Aim OP-V4
- Magazine: 45-Round Mag
Now that we don’t want balanced mobility, it’s time to add the ultimate barrel on the TR-76 Geist! The Freight-40 barrel is an absolute monster for adding damage range, and accuracy, and even silencing your shots by double working as a muzzle. This is the best loadout option for hitting ranged targets with TR-76 Geist in Warzone, and you can even add more accuracy to the mix with a Phase-3 Grip. This is the one and only grip that works better than Ftac Ripper in Warzone and MW2 Season 6.
Now comes the third attachment, and we chose our trustworthy Stip-66 grip for the rear grip option. We used this one on the previous TR-76 Geist as well, and that’s because it has a very good effect on recoil control, while decreasing the least amount of mobility. For the last two attachments, we need the 45-Round Mag for Warzone; as players get more hit markers with three applied plates. And we also need an optic, which the Aim OP-V4 seems to be a good one but you can choose whatever you like and feel more comfortable with.
There you have it! These are two of the best TR-76 Geist loadouts to use right now in Warzone and MW2 Season 6. The addition of this rifle was actually a surprise to many fans who are playing each Season to get the new weapons. For example, previously we had the addition of weapons like FJX Imperium, Lachmann Shroud, MX-Guardian, and many more that weren’t meta. This is while in Season 6, we’ve got the ISO 9mm, an overpowered SMG that slays the opponents in the right hands, and then the TR-76 Geist that beats ISO Hemlock on damage stats.
