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Modern Warfare 4 loadouts: DMZ and Multiplayer

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The official launch weapons and the player level that unlocks each one, how loadouts work in DMZ and Multiplayer, and builds from creators who have given us permission, each credited, linked and dated.

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Launch weapons and the player level that unlocks them

Assault riflesHan 86 (level 4), M4 (level 14), Hyeon Burst (level 21), Patriot XMR (level 27), Kastov 762 (level 34), Oden (level 39), Axion (level 52), Cronen Squall (level 55)
Submachine gunsISO Nightshade (level 4), VEL 46 (level 5), Wz.55 Striga (level 18), PPSh-41 (level 30), X-58 Nyx (level 46)
ShotgunsRezi 12 (level 4), Warlord (level 32)
Light machine gunsFinn LMG (level 4), Type 73 (level 9), APOC-338 (level 44)
Marksman riflesMAR-9 (level 4), Oris 8.6 (level 11), Mosin-Nagant (level 36)
Sniper riflesKG-7 Vulcan (level 4), Astaroth .57 (level 25), Signal 50 (level 50)

24 primaries listed by Activision; secondaries are 4 pistols and 4 launchers (PILA, RPG-8, JOKR, PM-40 Anvil), plus the FSS Carbon Edge 1095 knife. Source: Ready for Launch: weapons and Create-a-Class (callofduty.com, 19 Oct 2026).

DMZ

How DMZ loadouts work at launch

In DMZ, anything unlocked or levelled in Multiplayer or DMZ can be bought at the FOB Gunsmith with DMZ cash; weapons can also be looted, built from a Weapon Manual or bought from the FOB vendor. You can carry two primaries. callofduty.com

Multiplayer

Create-a-Class unlocks at player level 4, and you can give each loadout its own Operator. An attachment unlocks once and then works on every weapon that takes it. The Overkill perk lets you carry a second primary. callofduty.com

How we count, and how this differs from Kitted.gg, WZStats, CODMunity, MW4Meta and MetaRadar

  • “Seen in X of Y” counts builds in our own sample for that week and mode only. It isn't a pick rate, a win rate or a tier list.
  • We don't rank or score weapons, and we don't use match data, game files or datamined stats.
  • Every build is credited to the creator who wrote it, with a link and the date, so you can check the original and see which patch it predates.
  • DMZ gets its own section rather than sitting under Multiplayer or Warzone.
  • If a creator hasn't written the attachments down, we say so rather than guess them from a video.
  • We only list creators who have said yes, and we take a build down whenever its creator asks.

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