GALIL ARM

Detailed stats, attachments, and performance analysis for the Galil ARM assault rifle in Rainbow Six Mobile. Learn its strengths and weaknesses with various loadouts.

The Galil ARM is an assault rifle in Rainbow Six Mobile, based on the AK-47 design but chambered for the 5.56mm NATO cartridge. It features a base magazine capacity of 30 rounds and a rate of fire of 650 rounds per minute.

Stats:

• Bullets per magazine: 31
• Range: 39
• Damage: 60
• Accuracy: 71
• Stability: 55
• Recovery: 88

Ammunition:

5.56x45mm NATO Full Metal Jacket Rounds are standard all-purpose rounds. They inflict considerable damage to unarmored targets and are capable of penetrating armored targets.

Peripherals:

• High Capacity Magazine
• Mini Scope
• Sound Suppressor

Attachment Effects:

• High Capacity Magazine: Replaces the standard magazine with a larger one. This increases bullets per magazine by 70 (effectively 31+70=101, though the source text implies it adds 70 to the base 30, making it 100), increases Stability by 11, and decreases Recovery by 4. It also reduces the weapon's jump when shooting and the need for frequent reloads, but decreases the reticule recovery rate due to extra weight and reduces overall ammunition count.
• Mini Scope: A 3.5x power scope useful for long-range shots, but it occupies considerable screen space, reducing field of vision.
• Sound Suppressor: Reduces the noise produced when firing. Side effects include increased weapon weight and decreased damage (by 30) due to special subsonic ammunition. Range also decreases by 20, Accuracy increases by 12, Stability increases by 45, and Recovery decreases by 5.

Test Run (with High Capacity Magazine):

The Galil ARM performed well in short-range combat, eliminating terrorists quickly. In longer ranges, it required multiple shots to kill distant or fast-moving targets. Within the terminal building, its performance was standard for assault rifles. On the tarmac and in the hangar, it was effective against close-range targets, but still required multiple shots for distant enemies. A total of 58 shots were fired, with 40 hitting the target.

Test Run (with Sound Suppressor):

With the sound suppressor, the Galil ARM excelled in stealthy close-range engagements, with enemies not hearing shots until it was too late. At longer ranges, careful aiming was still required, and the auto-aim sometimes struggled with targets behind cover, requiring multiple shots. Performance in the terminal was standard. Against a close-range target on the tarmac, it was effective. In the hangar, a single shot was sufficient for a distant target. A total of 43 shots were fired, with 38 hitting the target, resulting in 86% accuracy.

Score: 71