Delta Force's incoming test-server season adds five new weapons: the Tommy Gun, MDR, 93R Automatic, M700, and QJB-201. Which attachments actually work on each one, and is the new Advanced Frame worth using despite its accuracy penalty? This guide breaks down early playtest builds for every new gun ahead of the reported Season 11 update, drawing on limited hands-on time with each weapon's attachment options. New and returning players get clear starting points for loadouts, while advanced players can weigh the tradeoffs behind each attachment pick before final numbers potentially shift at launch.
Tommy Gun: Two Paths
The Advanced Frame attachment reportedly boosts core stats sharply while gutting movement accuracy, nearly forcing an ADS-only playstyle. Players who commit to aiming down sights every fight can chase that higher ceiling; everyone else benefits more from a balanced build that skips it, trading a slightly weaker base for a gun that still works when firing from the hip—and for those who want to hedge their bets, Delta Force Tekniq Alloy can be used to customize the weapon's handling, potentially softening the movement penalties without sacrificing the frame's raw damage output.
MDR's Recoil Tradeoff
The MDR reportedly needs heavy investment in vertical and horizontal firing stability before its recoil pattern looks clean; skip it, and the spread becomes hard to control despite a strong underlying pattern. Building stability first produces a rifle that plays like a hybrid between two familiar archetypes, worth noting for returning players comparing it to guns they already use.
93R Automatic Retires G18
The 93R Automatic draws the most excitement from early testers, reportedly offering a time-to-kill closer to an assault rifle than a sidearm. That has some testers ready to replace the G18, which matters most for players who lean on sidearms in close-quarters exchanges.
M700: Speed or Range
The M700 offers real attachment choice: a fire-rate barrel reportedly creates an extremely fast close-range time-to-kill, while slower barrels stay viable for players holding long sightlines. New players benefit here since there's no wrong first pick, just a decision between aggressive pushes and patient long-range play.
QJB-201 Attachment Choice
The QJB-201 plays like a minigun, with one attachment that speeds up its initial fire-rate ramp — but early testing suggests that piece isn't worth choosing over the alternative that boosts overall handling speed instead. Even when that speed forces firing through cover before fully peeking, the resulting time-to-kill reportedly makes up for a ramp-up phase that feels mediocre by comparison — especially if you have Delta Force Tekniq Alloy for sale to fund the swap.
A quick comparison frames the early picks side by side.
Weapon | Build Focus | Best For | Playtest Note |
Tommy Gun | Advanced Frame (ADS-only) or balanced build | Aggressive ADS players or all-rounders | Guts hip-fire accuracy |
MDR | Vertical and horizontal stability | Players wanting a clean pattern | Needs heavy stability investment |
93R Automatic | Full-auto sidearm build | Players replacing the G18 | Rifle-like time-to-kill reported |
M700 | Fast barrel (close) or slow barrel (long) | Rushers and long-range holders | Every barrel reportedly viable |
QJB-201 | Overall speed over fire-rate ramp | Sustained-fire playstyles | Ramp-up feels weak so far |
The clearest early takeaway: the 93R Automatic and Tommy Gun show the most upside, while the QJB-201's fire-rate ramp piece is the one attachment testers recommend skipping.
Is the Advanced Frame Worth Using?
It depends on playstyle, not raw power alone. It reportedly delivers strong stat gains but removes reliable hip-fire accuracy, fitting players who commit fully to ADS rather than those who move and shoot from the hip.
What Barrel Should the M700 Use First?
There's no single right answer yet. The fire-rate barrel reportedly gives the fastest close-range time-to-kill, while slower barrels stay accurate at range, so match the choice to your playstyle.
Should the 93R Automatic Replace the G18?
For players who use their sidearm often, likely yes. Early testing reports a time-to-kill closer to an assault rifle than a typical pistol — a meaningful upgrade if that performance holds after launch.
Which QJB-201 Attachment Should Players Skip?
The piece that speeds up the initial fire-rate ramp. Testing found the overall handling-speed option more valuable, even though it means firing through obstacles before fully exposing an angle.
Quick Tips
· Try the Advanced Frame once before dismissing it — the stat ceiling is real despite the hip-fire penalty.
· Put firing-stability attachments on the MDR before any other slot.
· Build the 93R Automatic ahead of the G18 if its reported time-to-kill holds up.
· Skip the QJB-201's fast-ramp piece in favor of overall handling speed.
· Treat every stat here as an early impression, not a locked patch number.
Who Benefits Most?
Returning players get a fast read on how the MDR and 93R Automatic compare to weapons already in rotation. Advanced players can start theorycrafting Advanced Frame builds early. New players get a low-risk overview of which attachments to chase first.
These builds are early impressions from limited test-server time, not final numbers. Players wanting a head start should focus on the 93R Automatic and Tommy Gun, watch M700 barrel testing, and hold judgment on the QJB-201 until more data arrives.
