G3A3

Discover the G3A3 assault rifle in Rainbow Six Mobile. Learn its stats, ammunition, attachments like the High Capacity Magazine and Sound Suppressor, and effective combat strategies.

The G3A3 is a standard assault rifle in Rainbow Six Mobile, firing the powerful 7.62mm NATO round, making it both accurate and deadly. It comes with a base magazine capacity of 21 rounds.

Stats

• Bullets per Magazine: 21
• Range: 49
• Damage: 87
• Accuracy: 65
• Stability: 42
• Recovery: 86

Ammunition

7.62x51mm NATO Full Metal Jacket Rounds: Standard all-purpose rounds that inflict considerable damage to unarmored targets and can penetrate armored targets.

Peripherals

• High Capacity Magazine
• Mini Scope
• Sound Suppressor

High Capacity Magazine

This attachment replaces the standard magazine with a larger one. It increases bullets per magazine by 90, Stability by 23, and decreases Recovery by 10. The weapon jumps less when shooting and requires less frequent reloading, but the reticule recovery rate decreases due to extra weight, and overall ammunition is reduced.

Mini Scope

A 3.5x power scope that attaches to most weapons. Useful for long-range shots, but it occupies considerable screen space, reducing field of vision.

Sound Suppressor

Reduces the noise produced when firing a weapon, but does not completely silence it. Side effects include increased weapon weight and decreased damage due to special subsonic ammunition. With a suppressor, Range decreases by 30, Damage by 44, Accuracy increases by 17, Stability by 49, and Recovery decreases by 5.

Test Run: With High Capacity Magazine

The G3A3, with the High Capacity Magazine, proved effective in close to medium-range combat, with one-hit kills common. It also performed well in long-range combat, though accuracy could be improved. In a test run, 47 shots were fired with 36 on target, resulting in 76% accuracy.

Test Run: With Sound Suppressor

Equipping a Sound Suppressor on the G3A3 allowed for silent takedowns and maintained effectiveness in various ranges. Even at longer distances, targets were often eliminated in one shot. In a test run with the suppressor, 41 shots were fired with 38 on target, achieving 92% accuracy.