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The Axion in Call of Duty: Warzone Season 1 offers an interesting option for players who prefer sustained firepower over a lightweight assault rifle setup. Content creator Scopey Wopey has shared a configuration built around the Axion Reaver Apex attachment, a massive 100 Round Drum, and .300 BLK Armor Piercing ammunition.
The standout feature is the ammunition capacity. Rather than prioritising frequent repositioning and quick reloads, this build gives players the flexibility to maintain pressure through extended engagements, particularly when facing multiple opponents.
Here is the complete Axion configuration shared by Scopey Wopey:
| Attachment | Name |
|---|---|
| Barrel | XRK 09-RTAC PRO |
| Muzzle | FSS IS300 |
| Apex | Axion Reaver |
| Magazine | 100 Round Drum |
| Fire Mods | .300 BLK Armor Piercing |
The combination places considerable emphasis on ammunition capacity, with the Axion Reaver occupying the Apex slot and the Armor Piercing modification completing the setup.
The 100 Round Drum is the most immediately significant attachment in this configuration.
In Warzone, ammunition management becomes especially important during squad engagements. A standard magazine can force players to reload after challenging one or two opponents, potentially leaving them vulnerable when another enemy arrives.
With 100 rounds available, the Axion can maintain pressure across several engagements without requiring an immediate reload.
This is particularly useful when defending a position, supporting teammates during a coordinated push, or attempting to prevent a damaged opponent from escaping.
However, large-capacity magazines generally involve handling compromises. Players should consider how the drum affects their preferred movement and aiming style rather than assuming the additional ammunition comes without a cost.
Another defining element is the pairing of the Axion Reaver Apex attachment with .300 BLK Armor Piercing ammunition.
This distinguishes Scopey Wopey's setup from conventional assault rifle configurations focused primarily on grips, stocks, and optics.
The Armor Piercing modification makes ammunition selection part of the build's identity, although its precise effectiveness against different targets depends on the in-game attachment properties. It should not automatically be interpreted as a guaranteed improvement to damage against armoured operators.
Meanwhile, the XRK 09-RTAC PRO barrel and FSS IS300 muzzle occupy two additional attachment slots, leaving no room in this five-attachment configuration for a dedicated optic or additional handling accessory.
That matters when deciding whether the build suits your preferred engagement distances.
The most natural application for this configuration is controlled, sustained pressure during team fights.
Rather than constantly challenging opponents at close range, players can take advantage of the magazine capacity to maintain firing opportunities while teammates rotate or reposition.
Three situations are particularly relevant:
The lack of a dedicated optic may also influence target acquisition, particularly at longer distances. Players should evaluate whether the available sight picture works comfortably for their preferred engagements.
For close-range emergencies, pairing this Axion with a responsive SMG is a sensible option, especially if the heavier magazine affects the rifle's handling.
Scopey Wopey's configuration is an interesting choice for Warzone players who value ammunition capacity and sustained engagements over a more conventional, mobility-focused assault rifle build.
Its defining advantage is straightforward: 100 rounds provide considerably more freedom to engage several enemies before reloading.
The trade-off is that dedicating an attachment slot to such a large magazine, alongside the Apex and ammunition modifications, leaves fewer opportunities to customise aiming comfort and handling.
Players who favour structured squad fights and sustained pressure have a clear reason to consider this setup. Those who depend on rapid movement and frequent close-range challenges may prefer a lighter configuration.
Source: Watch Scopey Wopey's original Axion loadout video on YouTube.