MP5A4

Explore the MP5A4 SMG in Rainbow Six Mobile. Discover its stats, ammunition types (FMJ & JHP), and essential attachments like the High Capacity Magazine, Mini Scope, and Sound Suppressor.

The MP5A4 is a reliable and accurate submachine gun favored by counter-terrorist units. It excels in close-to-medium range engagements and offers good performance even on full automatic fire.

Stats

• Bullets per magazine: 31
• Range: 11
• Damage: 21
• Accuracy: 44
• Stability: 75
• Recovery: 95

Ammunition

9mm Parabellum Full Metal Jacket Rounds

Standard all-purpose rounds. Inflict considerable damage to unarmored targets and can penetrate armored targets.

9mm Parabellum Jacketed Hollow Point Rounds

Specialty rounds (JHP) that inflict maximum damage to unarmored targets and little or no damage to armored targets.

Peripherals (Attachments)

High Capacity Magazine

Replaces the standard magazine with a larger one. This increases bullets per magazine by 70 and Stability by 8, but decreases Recovery by 3. The weapon feels more stable while shooting, and reloads are less frequent, but the reticule recovery rate decreases due to added weight, and overall ammunition count is reduced.

Mini Scope

A 3.5x power scope. Useful for long-range shots, but occupies significant screen space, reducing field of vision.

Sound Suppressor

Reduces weapon noise. Side effects include increased weapon weight and decreased damage (by 11) due to subsonic ammunition. Range is decreased by 4, Accuracy increased by 9, Stability increased by 8, and Recovery decreased by 3.

Test Run Notes

When equipped with a High Capacity Magazine (101 bullets total), the MP5A4 performs similarly to the MP5/10A2. Single shots are effective for close-range corridor engagements. The triple shot mode is best used when multiple enemies are grouped together to conserve ammunition and maintain accuracy. In outdoor combat, the MP5A4 is slightly more effective than the MP5/10A2, with one burst often eliminating a single enemy. However, it is not recommended for long-range engagements. In testing, 51 shots were fired, with 29 hits, resulting in 56% accuracy.

Score: 45