Discover 7 of the best Call of Duty Mobile Season 10 loadouts for multiplayer, featuring the BAL-27, Static-HV, FSS Hurricane, LW3-Tundra and Type 63.
Call of Duty: Mobile Season 10 has officially arrived, giving multiplayer players a fresh opportunity to reconsider their weapon choices and experiment with new Gunsmith configurations.
The 7th Anniversary update introduces significant changes across the game, but one detail is particularly relevant to multiplayer: the Static-HV has received reductions to both damage and range, according to the official Season 10 patch notes.
That adjustment makes the opening days of the season an interesting time to revisit established weapons, compare alternative builds and explore options outside the most commonly recommended setups.
To help players get started, BestLoadout has selected seven multiplayer loadouts across five weapons worth exploring in Season 10, covering assault rifles, SMGs, snipers and an unconventional marksman rifle.
These are recommended configurations to experiment with, rather than a definitive ranking based on Season 10 performance testing.
BAL-27: Two assault rifle loadouts worth trying
The BAL-27 is an excellent starting point for players who prefer an assault rifle capable of handling engagements across different parts of a multiplayer map.
Its combination of automatic fire and versatility makes it an appealing alternative to relying exclusively on aggressive SMG setups.
For players navigating maps with a mixture of corridors, open lanes and medium-range engagements, experimenting with different BAL-27 configurations can help identify the right balance between handling and accuracy.
BestLoadout has two Season 10 configurations available:
If you're unsure which configuration suits you, compare them on the same map and pay attention to how comfortably you can track moving targets, transition between engagements and control sustained fire.
Static-HV: Still worth exploring after the Season 10 nerf
The Static-HV enters Season 10 under different circumstances.
The SMG was already a prominent choice among multiplayer players before the anniversary update, but its latest balance changes introduce an important consideration for anyone using an older configuration.
Activision's Season 10 patch notes confirm two adjustments:
Reduced weapon damage.
Reduced weapon range.
These changes do not automatically make the Static-HV ineffective, but they mean players should reconsider its performance in engagements that previously suited the weapon.
In particular, players who frequently challenge assault rifles at medium distances should pay close attention to the new damage and range limitations.
For those who prefer quick movement, aggressive positioning and close-range encounters, the Static-HV remains a weapon worth evaluating.
The key question is no longer whether the Static-HV was strong in previous seasons, but how effectively a particular build performs under the new balance adjustments.
FSS Hurricane: Two SMG alternatives for aggressive multiplayer
Players looking for another SMG to experiment with should consider the FSS Hurricane.
The weapon offers an alternative to the Static-HV for those who enjoy moving between objectives, challenging opponents around corners and maintaining an aggressive presence on smaller maps.
With the Static-HV receiving direct nerfs, comparing the two weapons is especially relevant at the beginning of Season 10.
However, the changes to one SMG do not automatically establish another as the superior choice.
The FSS Hurricane deserves consideration based on its own handling, consistency and suitability for different multiplayer situations.
BestLoadout has selected two configurations for players interested in exploring the weapon:
For objective-based modes such as Hardpoint and Domination, consider how each configuration performs when entering contested areas, tracking enemies moving through objectives and dealing with multiple opponents in quick succession.
A build that feels comfortable during a straightforward close-range duel might not be the most suitable option for every objective or map.
LW3-Tundra: A sniper loadout for precision-focused players
Not every multiplayer player wants to rely on automatic weapons.
For those who enjoy controlling sightlines, taking deliberate shots and challenging opponents at longer distances, the LW3-Tundra provides a different approach.
Unlike the assault rifles and SMGs featured above, the Tundra places much greater emphasis on precision and the timing of individual shots.
That difference becomes particularly important when deciding which weapon to use on maps featuring long corridors, exposed lanes or positions with extended visibility.
A sniper configuration should also be evaluated according to its handling and how comfortably the player can transition between targets.
BestLoadout has selected an LW3-Tundra configuration for Season 10:
The Tundra is an option for players confident in their accuracy and positioning, rather than a direct substitute for the flexibility of an assault rifle.
Type 63: An off-meta alternative for something different
For players who want to move beyond conventional automatic weapons, the Type 63 offers one of the more interesting alternatives in this selection.
The Type 63 is a semi-automatic marksman rifle, making its handling and firing mechanics notably different from those of the BAL-27 or FSS Hurricane.
Instead of depending on sustained automatic fire, players must pay greater attention to accuracy, shot placement and the rhythm of follow-up shots.
That makes it a potentially rewarding choice for players who enjoy deliberate engagements and are comfortable with semi-automatic weapons.
It also introduces a different challenge: missed shots and poorly timed engagements can be particularly unforgiving when opponents are using fast-firing automatic weapons.
The Type 63 is not presented here as a proven replacement for the most popular multiplayer weapons. Its appeal lies in offering a different approach to gunfights.
For players looking to develop their precision or simply experiment with a less conventional weapon, it deserves a place in the Gunsmith rotation.
Which COD Mobile Season 10 loadout should you try first?
The right starting point depends on the situations you encounter most often.
BAL-27: Start here if you prefer assault rifles and want configurations to compare across mixed-range engagements.
Static-HV: Revisit this SMG if you enjoy close-range multiplayer, but account for its confirmed Season 10 nerfs.
FSS Hurricane: Try both configurations if you want another automatic option for aggressive play and objective-focused matches.
LW3-Tundra: Choose this sniper if precision, positioning and long sightlines suit your playstyle.
Type 63: Experiment with this marksman rifle if you want an off-meta alternative that rewards deliberate shooting.
Season 10 has only just started, and the latest balance changes make previous weapon recommendations worth reassessing.
Rather than assuming that last season's most popular builds will produce identical results, players can use these seven configurations as a starting point for comparing weapons under the new update.
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