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The Axion assault rifle gets an interesting five-attachment configuration in Modern Warfare 4 Season 1, courtesy of content creator Cbass. Rather than dedicating every attachment slot to a conventional recoil-focused setup, this build incorporates .300 BLK Hollow Point ammunition, supported by a combination of grip, muzzle, and laser attachments.
The result is a configuration worth considering for players who prefer deliberate assault rifle engagements and want to explore an alternative to standard magazine-focused builds.
Here is the complete Axion attachment setup shared by Cbass:
| Attachment | Name |
|---|---|
| Fire Mods | .300 BLK Hollow Point |
| Laser | Schlager Visiv-5 |
| Muzzle | FSS IS300 |
| Rear Grip | GS50 Grip |
| Underbarrel | FSS Tac90 Grip |
The defining feature is the ammunition selection. With five attachment slots available, committing one to Hollow Point rounds means sacrificing space that could otherwise accommodate an optic, barrel, stock, or magazine upgrade.
That choice gives this particular Axion configuration a different emphasis from more traditional assault rifle setups.
The .300 BLK Hollow Point modification is the most distinctive component of Cbass's Axion loadout.
Hollow Point ammunition is generally associated with additional utility against enemy movement in Call of Duty, although its exact effects and effectiveness in Modern Warfare 4 should be checked against the weapon's in-game attachment descriptions.
For players considering this setup, the important distinction is that the ammunition slot represents a deliberate investment in a specific combat mechanic rather than a straightforward increase in magazine capacity.
That makes the Axion potentially interesting for players who enjoy tracking targets and maintaining pressure during individual engagements.
However, the ammunition modification should not automatically be interpreted as a guaranteed improvement to damage, TTK, or overall weapon performance.
Three attachments form the supporting package around the Hollow Point modification:
Together, these choices show how Cbass has distributed attachment slots around the ammunition modification instead of investing in a larger magazine or an alternative sight.
The Schlager Visiv-5 laser completes the configuration.
The specific recoil, ADS, mobility, and handling benefits of these accessories have not been independently verified here, so players should consult the in-game statistics before making direct performance comparisons.
With no extended magazine included, this configuration retains the weapon's standard magazine arrangement. That is an important consideration when fighting multiple opponents, particularly in situations where reloading opportunities are limited.
A sensible approach is to prioritise controlled engagements, maintain reliable cover, and avoid unnecessarily committing to prolonged exchanges against several enemies simultaneously.
The absence of a dedicated optic also means players should be comfortable using the weapon's existing sight picture. Anyone who struggles with target acquisition may prefer to adjust one attachment rather than force the entire configuration into an unsuitable playstyle.
For aggressive players, the key question is whether the Hollow Point ammunition provides enough practical value to justify its attachment slot. More conservative rifle users may instead appreciate the flexibility of a configuration that does not depend on an extended magazine or specialised optic.
This configuration was shared by Cbass, whose original video provides the source for the five attachments listed above.
Watch Cbass's original Axion loadout video on YouTube
The Axion Hollow Point build offers a distinct alternative for Modern Warfare 4 Season 1 players interested in experimenting with ammunition-focused assault rifle configurations.
Its practical value will depend on how effectively the Hollow Point modification complements the player's engagement style, particularly when weighed against the flexibility of alternative magazine, optic, or handling attachments.