Delta Force: Best AKS-74 Loadout

Abdullah Riaz
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Hey there, Operator! We’re diving into the new-and-improved AKS-74 loadout that’s ready to dominate after its recent overhaul in Delta Force. If you’ve been scratching your head wondering how to tame this beast post-update, don’t worry—I’ve got you covered. This guide features a build with low lens bounce, quick ADS (aim down sights) speed, and recoil so smooth you’ll think it’s cheating. Plus, we’ll uncover a little “secret” stat that can make a big difference.

Best AKS-74 Loadout

The AKS-74 has always been a solid choice, but the latest update flipped the script by removing its previously overpowered barrel attachment. Despite its slower fire rate, this weapon shines in holding angles, thanks to manageable recoil and now, with our build, unparalleled stability.

What’s tricky, though, is its high sway and aiming balance—issues that can send your shots off target faster than you’d expect. But don’t worry! This build is optimized to handle all that while keeping things snappy and precise.

While this loadout shines in mid-range engagements, it holds its own in close quarters if you stay sharp and aim true.

Attachments

Here are the attachments that we recommend you add to the default AKS-74 in Delta Force for the best loadout:

  • Optic: Reflex Sight – My go-to. Crisp visuals, no nonsense. But hey, pick what works for you.
  • Handguards: Upper & Lower Handguard Upgrades – Both available options here are must-haves. They provide across-the-board stat boosts (+2, +1, +4 stability).
  • Laser: Red Laser Sight Combo – This reduces ADS time by 50ms when active, a game-changer in clutch situations.
  • Muzzle: Bastion Horizontal Compensator – Tackles horizontal recoil like a pro, with only a minor hit to handling.
  • Underbarrel: RKO Foregrip – Maximum vertical recoil control with no downsides.
  • Magazine: 45-Round Extended Mag – Because more bullets mean fewer reloads mid-fight.
    • Pair it with the Badger Small Mag Assist for a +1 handling boost.
  • Rear Grip: AK Heavy Tower Grip – Allows you to mount the Stable Grip Base, which amps up stability and control.
  • Stock: UR Spec Ops Tactical Stock – Enhances control and stability while only slightly reducing handling.
AKS-74 Attachments in Delta Force.

Calibration

Next, we’ll look at how you should calibrate the AKS-74 to ensure you have the best loadout:

  • Foregrip:
    • Placement: Default.
    • Thickness: Maxed out for extra stability during movement.
  • Rear Grip:
    • Weight Limit: Max for boosted control.
    • Thickness: Leave at default.
  • Stock:
    • Weight Limit: Max for even more control.
    • Placement: Minimized for quicker ADS.
  • Optic:
    • Pupil Distance: Set to -20mm for a wider field of view.

Performance Breakdown

After these tweaks, here’s what you’re looking at:

  • Control: 60
  • Handling: 46
  • Stability: 65

More importantly, the sway range is reduced to near-zero, making it easy to stay on target—even during sustained fire. ADS speed clocks in around 300ms with the red laser active, keeping you competitive in high-pressure situations.

Why Breath Sway Matters:

The AKS-74’s slower fire rate means every shot counts. Breath sway can seriously mess up your aim, especially at long range. Reducing sway to almost nothing ensures your shots land where you want them, every time.

AKS-74 Calibration in Delta Force.

Wrapping Up

That’s everything you need to know for making the best AKS-74 loadout in Delta Force. By removing the horizontal recoil, you should be able to decimate any enemies in gunfights. Just make sure to not use this gun for long range fights, and you’ll have a great time!

If you found this loadout guide insightful, we have plenty more for the other weapons. Why not check out our best AWM loadout guide. It’ll help you deal the most damage possible of any of the snipers!

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Abdullah loves to get lost in the stories and lands that video games have to offer. Almost like a vagabond, he never sticks to a game and instead pushes on to experience everything that he can. He is never shy of trying a new gaming experience, whether it be indie or AAA. When he isn’t playing, you’ll usually find him writing as he obsesses over new cyberpunk and sci-fi ideas or running after doggos.
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