The CI-19 in Delta Force is an absolute beast of an assault rifle. Its unbeatable recoil control and insane stability, making it one of the top contenders in the game. The build I’m sharing makes no compromises—only enhancements. I’ve further reduced its already minimal recoil, kept the handling smooth, and significantly boosted its stability.
If you’re looking for a weapon that’s easy to control and reliable in every firefight, this CI-19 setup is a must-try. In this guide, I’ll show you the best attachments, calibrations, and build tips to unlock the CI-19’s full potential. Get ready for a weapon that’s both easy to control and packs a punch!
Best CI-19 Loadout
The CI-19 is a beast, dishing out 26 damage per shot and boasting a fire rate of 660 rounds per minute. This gives it a killer time-to-kill (around 270 milliseconds). But the real magic happens with its recoil—this thing is a dream to control.
It’s got an insanely high muscle velocity and stability, making it one of the best ARs in the game (in my opinion, at least… we’ll see if anything changes as I test more weapons). Oh, and did I mention it has a 60-round mag? Yep, that’s right. No more reloading every five seconds!
So let’s get into how we can make it even better with some attachments and calibrations to really maximize the potential!
Best Attachments for CI-19
- Barrel: Leviathan Tactical Long Barrel
This is a must-have. It adds a bunch of useful slots, increases muzzle velocity, and boosts range. It does lower the handling a little, but the overall control improvement is worth it. - Gas Block: Stabilizing Gas Block
This gas block is a game-changer. It gives you amazing stats, improving muzzle velocity and stability. Honestly, it’s one of the best things you can slap onto this gun. - Muzzle: Sandstorm Vertical Compensator
Now, the CI-19 already has pretty low recoil, so you don’t really need much for vertical compensation. What this compensator does is reduce camera shake while firing, so your screen won’t go haywire as you’re laying down fire. Super handy for staying on target. - Foregrip: Secret Order Bevel Foregrip
This is where we start to dial in our horizontal recoil control. Horizontal recoil can be a bit of a pain, but with this forgrip, you’ll notice a big difference. Plus, it helps keep that camera stable when firing horizontally. Definitely a great pick. - Handguards: DD Python Handguards
For this build, I’m going with the DD Python handguards. They help with recoil control while keeping the handling snappy. If you’re more of a “I need all the recoil control” kind of player, you could swap these out for Ranger Handguards, but I prefer the Python ones for the speed. - Magazine: 60-Round Magazine
Simple but effective. The 60-round mag gives you plenty of ammo to spray without worrying about running dry too quickly. - Optic: Riser + Laser
Gotta love the Riser setup. It lets you slap on a laser, reducing your ADS (Aim Down Sights) time by about 50 milliseconds. It’s a small tweak, but it makes a noticeable difference when you need to snap to your target quickly. - Rear Grip: Samurai Heavy Grip
Now, this grip might slow down your handling a bit, but it’s totally worth it. It adds a ton of stability and control, making this already stable weapon even easier to handle. - Stock: Skeleton Sniper Stock
We’re boosting both handling and stability with this stock. The recoil control here is nuts, and I really think this is one of the best stocks for enhancing overall control.
Stats Breakdown
Before we jump into calibrations, let’s take a quick look at the raw stats for the CI-19:
- Range: A solid 40 meters.
- Muzzle Velocity: 8814 m/s, which makes long-range shots much easier.
- Control: Off the charts, honestly. You’ll be able to spray and pray without losing your target.
- ADS Speed: Snappy as ever—this build isn’t going to slow you down.
- Stability: Insanely low breath sway (0.18), making it easy to land shots even when holding your breath.
Calibrations for the Attachments
Now that we have the base build, let’s fine-tune things with some calibrations.
- Barrel Calibration:
Max out the weight limit for extra firing stability, and reduce the barrel length for faster ADS speed. You lose a little muzzle velocity (about 9%), but the trade-off is worth it. - Foregrip Calibration:
Again, go for max weight for more control and leave the thickness at default. - Rear Grip Calibration:
Max out the weight limit here too for even more control. Stability is already top-tier, so don’t stress the 18% drop in aiming stability while breathing. - Stock Calibration:
Push the weight limit to the max and bring the cheek pad placement up to get even more control. This will minimize any drop in aiming stability while breathing. - Riser Calibration:
Reduce the pupil distance to -20mm to help with visibility when aiming through the optic. It’s a small adjustment, but it’s super helpful.
Wrapping Up
There you have it! Rest assured; my CI-19 build is a total powerhouse. The muzzle velocity is still high, but the control is through the roof. The stability stats are so good that even in intense firefights, you’ll hardly notice any camera shake or recoil. It’s the perfect combination for those who want a reliable, easy-to-use AR that performs well at all ranges.
Take this baby to the firing range, and you’ll see just how easy it is to control the recoil. I mean, even if you’re not actively controlling it, you can still land shots with ease!
