M14

Review the M14 assault rifle in Rainbow Six Mobile, detailing its stats, ammo, attachments, and performance with and without a suppressor.

Attachments:

• High Capacity Magazine: Replaces the standard magazine with a larger one, increasing bullets per magazine by 80, stability by 22, and decreasing recovery by 10. This attachment reduces weapon jump when shooting and the need to reload as often, but decreases the reticule recovery rate due to extra weight and reduces overall ammunition.
• Mini Scope: A 3.5x power scope that attaches to most weapons. It is useful for long-range shots but occupies considerable screen space, reducing your field of vision.
• Sound Suppressor: Reduces the amount of 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 50, accuracy increases by 15, stability by 52, and recovery decreases by 5.

Test Run (with High Capacity Magazine):

• In single-shot mode, the M14 with a High Capacity Magazine proved highly effective, often downing enemies with a single shot, even at range or in awkward positions.
• Enemies inside rooms and in open areas were dispatched quickly, with most requiring only one or two shots.
• The test run achieved 90% accuracy, with 38 out of 42 shots on target, highlighting the weapon's accuracy.

Test Run (with Sound Suppressor):

• With the Sound Suppressor, stealthy runs were enhanced as enemies did not hear shots, allowing for ambushes.
• Enemies were still downed with a single shot, even at range, though the source notes missing once due to accidentally firing two shots.
• The silenced M14 remained effective in clearing rooms and engaging enemies in open areas, with targets taking a single shot to kill.

Reward: The M14 is considered an