Loadout guides
A kit is an order of operations, not a shopping list. These guides build a complete, functional loadout in the sequence that actually works: protection first, rifle second, everything else last.
The most common mistake new players make is buying the rifle first and everything else afterwards. That order guarantees you turn up with an expensive replica and no way to carry water, no gloves, and goggles that fog on the first push through bracken. A kit works from the outside in: eyes, hands, feet, then the rifle and its support items.
The three tiers below are not a shopping list from a single retailer. They are the minimum practical set for a given way of playing. Add to them once you have played a few game days and know what actually annoys you.
Start with the first tier. Only move up when you know why you need to.
Everything needed for a first walk-on day at a woodland site, without a single cosmetic purchase.
Built around a bolt action rifle and staying hidden rather than carrying everything you own.
For the player providing overwatch inside a squad, where follow-up shots matter as much as silence.
Practical guides to building and maintaining a loadout that survives a full day.
A full skirmish-ready loadout, ordered by priority, with a realistic breakdown of where the money should go first.
Not an optional upgrade. Rated eye protection, gloves and footwear come before any replica purchase.
We do not sell replicas or kit. If you want the specification framework used in these guides, start with the rifle comparison hub.
