Best Assault Rifle Builds in Arena Breakout Infinite

The PC version of Arena Breakout: Infinite is now out in early access, and both new players and veterans alike are already grinding their butts out to hoard tons of loot and cash. If you’re looking for a way to spend your hard-earned resources, then look no further, as these assault rifle builds will help you gather even more loot, but at a steep cost.

Best Assault Rifle Builds

Now, before we get started, keep in mind that these builds are going to be really expensive. These aren’t called the “best” for nothing. The guns here will be using some of the priciest attachments available, but not without reason.

If you are still struggling to make money and know that you will likely not be able to try the setups listed in the sections below, check out our guide on how to get rich in Arena Breakout Infinite first to start building up your coffers or alternatively, here are some great cheap gun builds if you haven’t gotten a lot of money in-game just yet!

NOTE: You are free to adjust certain attachments depending on your budget. Just keep your gun’s ergonomics, weight, and recoil control stats in mind whenever you’re making adjustments.

Gun #1 – AKM

First up, we have the AKM. For this build, you will want to use the following attachments:

• Grip – Lightweight AK Rear Grip
• Stocks – AK Collapsible Tube Adapter + AR Premium Extended Tube and then attach the Carbine Industrial Stock with a Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Magazine – Personal preference. If you are really rich, you may as well slot in the 50-round drum.
• Scope – Personal preference
• Receiver – AK Compatible Rail In-Line Dust Cover
• Handguards – AK Modular Locking Extension Handguard
• Gas Blocks – AKM Standard Gas Tube
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – DT Threaded Muzzle Adapter + 46 Multi-Caliber Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #2 – M416

Next up, the M416 is going to be slightly more expensive than the previous gun. For this one, the following attachments will be used:

• Grip – Lightweight Tactical AR Rear Grip
• Stocks – AR Premium Extended Tube + Carbine Industrial Stock & Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Magazine – Personal preference, but choose the one with the largest capacity if your budget allows for it.
• Scope – Personal preference
• Receiver – M4A1 Upper Receiver
• Handguards – AR 15 M-LOK 14.5 inch Handguard
• Barrels – Dedicated AR Extended Barrel + Universal Inclined Side Rail (optional if you want canted sights)
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – DT Threaded Muzzled Adapter + 46 Multi-Caliber Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #3 – FAL LR

As of writing this, the FAL is said to be the only weapon capable of utilizing the highest tier of ammo, making it potentially the most powerful but also most expensive. Here are the attachments:

• Grip – FAL Comfortable Rear Grip
• Stocks – FAL Tube Adapter + AR Premium Extended Tube and then attach the Carbine Industrial Stock and Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Scope – Personal preference
• Receiver – FAL Sight Mount Receiver Cover
• Barrel – Dedicated FAL Extended Barrel
• Handguards – FAL Quad-rail Extended Handguard
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – MK14 / M14 Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

You can also try out some slight alterations if you know you are going to be in a map with a lot of short range encounters. Just use the same build as above, but with the following adjustments:

• Barrel – Dedicated FAL Short Barrel
• Handguards – FAL Perforated Front Handguard
• Muzzles – AR-10 Muzzle Flash Suppressor

Gun #4 – AK-102

For the AK-102, the focus is going to be on maximizing effectiveness for close quarters combat and spraying. With that in mind, here is the build to try out:

• Grip – Industrial AK Rear Grip
• Stocks – RPK-16 Expandable Tube + Carbine Industrial Stock and Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Magazine – Personal preference. As always, though, try to go for the highest capacity possible.
• Scope – Personal preference
• Receiver – AKM Series Standard Dust Cover
• Handguards – AK Modular Locking Extension Handguard
• Gas Blocks – AKM Standard Gas Tube
• Muzzles – 5.56×45 Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #5 – AK-74N

Next up is the AK-74N, which will focus on shorter range combat and have a somewhat similar setup as the previous one. Here are all of the attachments you should use:

• Grip – RK-3 Industrial AK Rear Grip
• Stocks – AK Collapsible Tube Adapter + AR Premium Extended Tube, and then attach a Carbine Industrial Stock and Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Magazine – Personal preference.
• Scope – Personal preference.
• Receiver – AK Custom Dust Rail Cover
• Handguards – AK Modular Locking Extension Handguard
• Gas Blocks – AK-74 Series Universal Gas Block
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – AK-Series Classic Flash Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #6 – AK-74U

With the AK-74U, we are going to be leaning even harder on a close quarters combat setup as it is designed for short range engagements anyway. Here are the attachments:

• Grip – Industrial AK Rear Grip
• Stocks – AKS to PT Adapter + AK PT3 Stock
• Base – AKS-74U Rail
• Scope – You can opt for just the Simple Red Dot Sight here, but if you’re not comfortable with that, any attachment here will be fine.
• Magazine – Personal preference
• Handguards – AKS 74U Series Alloy Rail Handguard
• Gas Blocks – AKS-74U Series Universal Gas Tube
• Muzzles – AK-74 Long Multi-Port Flash Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #7 – F2000

Going back to a more mid-range option, we have the F2000. For this one, you don’t actually have a lot of customization options, but here are some of the few attachments that you can slap on this rapid firing beast:

• Magazine – F2000 50-Round Magazine to take full advantage of its high rate of fire.
• Handguards – F2000 Improved Handguard
• Scope – Personal preference
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – 5.56×45 Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #8 – AR-57

The AR-57 also has a decently high rate of fire, which we will once again be taking advantage of in this build. The following are the attachments to use for this easy to control, fast firing monster of an AR:

• Grip – Lightweight Tactical AR Rear Grip
• Stocks – AR Premium Extended Tube + Carbine Industrial Stock and Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Scope – Personal preference
• Magazine – P90 50-Round Polymer Magazine to take full advantage of the fast rate of fire.
• Barrels – Dedicated AR-57 Barrel
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – P90 Flash Suppressor Adapter + P90 Conventional Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #9 – ACE 31

Let’s slow it down a bit and go back to slightly slower weapons such as the ACE 31. For this weapon, the ideal build will have the following attachments:

• Stocks – ACE 31 Lightweight Stock
• Receiver- ACE 31 Upper Receiver
• Base – ACE 31 Tactical Rail
• Scope – Personal preference, though you may want to use something that is designed for CQC.
• Magazine – Personal preference
• Handguards – ACE 31 Plastic Handguard
• Gas Blocks – ACE 31 FS
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – DT Threaded Muzzle Adapter + 46 Multi-Caliber Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #10 – AEK

The AEK is slightly faster than most of the weapons in this list, but not quite as fast as something like the AR-57. With that in mind, you will be making use of the following attachments if you are going to pick this gun:

• Stocks – AEK Stock Adapter + AR Premium Extended Tube, then attach a Carbine Industrial Stock and Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Receiver – Dedicated AEK Picatinny Dust Cover
• Scope – Personal preference
• Magazine – AKM Series 50-Round Compatible Drum to take advantage of its high rate of fire.
• Handguards – AEK Improved Handguard
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – DT Threaded Muzzle Adapter + 46 Multi-Caliber Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #11 – SCAR-L

Unlike most of the weapons in this list, the SCAR-L is probably one of, if not the slowest AR in the game. With that in mind, it compensates for this by being easy to control, and you can improve this even further with the following attachments:

• Grip – Lightweight Tactical AR Rear Grip
• Stocks – SCAR-L Tube Adaptor + Carbine Industrial Stock and Carbine Stock Recoil Pad
• Receiver – SCAR-L Upper Receiver
• Scope – 30mm Rail Sight Mount + Preferred scope
• Magazine – Personal preference
• Barrels – SCAR-L 18” Barrel
• Handguards – SCAR-L Extension Handguard
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – 5.56×45 Suppressor
• Front Grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

Gun #12 – Type 95

Finally, the Type 95 brings us back in line as an AR with a fairly standard rate of fire and decent range. Without further ado, here are the best attachments to take full advantage of its strengths:

• Stocks – T951 Cheek Rest
• Scope – Personal preference
• Magazine – Personal preference
• Receiver – T951 Longbow Rail Handle
• Barrels – T951 Extended Barrel
• Tactical Accessory – Mini Blue Laser
• Muzzles – T951 Suppressor
• Front grip – Lightweight Tactical Vertical Front Grip

And those are all of the assault rifles currently in the game, as well some of the best setups you can have for each of them!