Delta Force: Hawk Ops – Top Weapon Tier List

In Delta Force: Hawk Ops, victory isn't just about pulling the trigger first - it's about choosing weapons that fit your combat style. With Season 4's balance adjustments shaking up the meta, your weapon selection in this tactical shooter becomes more crucial than ever. Whether you're storming objectives in Warfare or moving silently through Hazard Operations, your arsenal determines how every firefight unfolds.

S Tier – The Top Performers

These weapons consistently outperform others across all situations. They combine raw power with perfect handling - boasting excellent ADS speed, manageable recoil, and incredible reliability. These are the guns that define the current meta and can single-handedly turn battles in your favor.

F2000

Class: Assault

The F2000 suffers from some of the most unpredictable recoil in the game. While its rate of fire is impressive, controlling this weapon becomes nearly impossible after the initial burst. Only specialized builds might find occasional success with it, but most players will find this assault rifle more trouble than it's worth.

MAC-10

Class: Support

Don't let the MAC-10's rapid fire rate fool you - this SMG falters in nearly every other category. Its effective range is pitiful, recoil control is nonexistent, and it devours ammunition at an alarming rate. While it might perform decently against bots, any serious PvP engagement will expose its weaknesses. Even within the budget SMG category, better alternatives exist.

P90

Class: Support

This legendary bullpup SMG struggles to make an impact in the current meta. While the large magazine capacity and decent close-range accuracy sound appealing, the P90's weak damage output and steep damage falloff make it underwhelming. It only becomes viable when catching enemies completely off guard - in straight firefights, nearly every other SMG will outperform it.

M1 Garand

Class: Recon

The classic M1 Garand shows its age in modern combat. This WWII relic combines slow handling with punishing recoil and deafening gunfire. While it can reward skilled marksmen with perfect headshots, contemporary DMRs and battle rifles simply offer more versatility and better performance in most scenarios.

M9

Class: All Classes

As the default sidearm, the M9 fulfills its role as an emergency weapon - and nothing more. Its sluggish fire rate, lengthy reloads, and mediocre damage make it ill-suited for serious combat. Smart players will replace this pistol at their earliest opportunity.

M1911

Class: All Classes

The iconic 1911 inherits all the M9's weaknesses while adding temperamental recoil to the mix. When forced to use your sidearm, this pistol offers minimal chance of survival. Any other secondary weapon - including burst-fire pistols or machine pistols - provides significantly better performance.

This comprehensive tier list gives you the knowledge to craft smarter loadouts in Delta Force: Hawk Ops. We've evaluated each weapon based on practical combat performance, class synergy, and effectiveness across different game modes. Whether you're a frontline Support specialist or a patient Recon sniper, understanding these weapons' strengths and weaknesses will give you a decisive edge in every engagement. True tactical advantage comes from knowing not just which guns to use, but why and how to use them effectively.

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