The Support class’ starting weapon in Battlefield 6 is, of course, an LMG; the L110. This weapon archetype is the Signature Weapon of (usually) the most helpful class in the game. However, if you’re playing in an Open Weapons Playlist, you’re going to be able to use LMGs as any class.
That said, Support players make the most out of LMGs because they don’t get hit with a movement speed penalty when running, and they can ADS faster. Whether you’re a dedicated Support player, however, or simply curious to try LMGs out in this game, this guide will set you straight.
As we usually say, the best way to approach weapon building in Battlefield 6 is to understand how it works. The game uses a 100-point system for its weapons, with each attachment costing a certain number of points.
Most weapons can equip up to ten attachments, and depending on the cost of each one, you might just manage to get everything you want under – or at – the 100-point line. Of course, it’s totally finally to leave some slots empty if it doesn’t make any sense to put anything there.
Before we get into our build recommendations, it’s also worth knowing that weapon progression in Battlefield 6 is slow, so it’s going to take you a while to get to the really good stuff. We’re keeping that in mind in this guide, but be prepared to grind for a bit to assemble a nice collection.
Here are our recommendations for the best L110 loadouts in Battlefield 6.
Best Battlefield 6 L110 Loadouts
Best L110 early-game loadout
- Optic: RO-M 1.75X (10P)
- Top Accessory: 5 MW Red (10P)
- Barrel: Heavy 349MM SB (10P)
- Muzzle: Flash Hider (10P)
- Underbarrel: Alloy Vertical (20P)
- Magazine: 100RND Belt Pouch (5P)
- Ammunition: Penetration Tungsten Core (5P)
What makes this the best BF6 L110 loadout for early-game MP?
In general, the L110 is one of the easiest-to-use LMGs in the game. For this build, we’re going to spec it towards more of a medium range role that can put down consistent fire. Because of its accuracy, we’re going with the RO-M 1.75 sight for a bit of magnification. To make that sight even less bouncy, we’ll make use of the Alloy Vertical Grip, which doesn’t have any downsides.
The 5 MW Red is essentially a free choice here thanks to its slight improvement to hipfire accuracy (at a very low cost) and no penalties. The Flash Hider works better for this build, and its benefits remain keeping us off 3D spotting and reducing our minimap detection range.
The Heavy 349MM is the L110’s standard barrel, and it’s a good middle ground between the two other options. It’s long enough to maintain accuracy at respectable ranges, too. The default 100RND magazine is also very capable, and it works pretty well given the L110’s moderate rate-of-fire.
As an LMG player, you’re going to be firing for longer before having to reload, which can sometimes mean firing at targets behind light cover. This is why we’re going with the Penetration Tungsten Core ammo here, because its penetration advantage is larger than its hit to recoil.
Best L110 mid-game loadout
- Optic: Baker 3.00X (10P)
- Top Accessory: 5 MW Red (10P)
- Barrel: Heavy Extended 465MM LB (10P)
- Muzzle: Flash Hider (10P)
- Underbarrel: Classic Grip Pod (30P)
- Magazine: 100RND Belt Pouch (5P)
- Ammunition: Penetration Tungsten Core (5P)
What makes this the best BF6 L110 loadout for mid-game MP?
Our goal with this one is to extend the range of the L110, as well as cater to the style of stationary/mounted gameplay better suited to LMGs. As a result, don’t expect to run and gun with this one, but you’re going to really feel a difference if you decide to get posted up somewhere and send lead down range.
Core to this entire setup is the Classic Grip Pod, the most expensive part of the build. This bipod improves on the standard version by boosting ADS speeds while keeping the incredible advantages of being able to mount the weapon on the edges of cover, and the ability to deploy it when prone.
The steadiness of recoil achieved with this build gives us the confidence to go for a 3x times scope, and we’re going with the Baker 3.00X. The Flash Hider is the most economical option here, even if its benefits won’t be as pronounced with this sit-and-wait play style.
We’re keeping the 5 MW Red because it’s always nice to have that bit of hipfire accuracy, even if you’re not likely to need it. The more expensive lasers that might offer a more relevant boost are sadly very late unlocks.
Finally, we’re going with Tungsten Core ammo here to boost the penetration of our bullets, which is going to be useful for this build.
Best L110 late-game loadout
- Optic: Mini Flex 1.00X (10P)
- Top Accessory: 5 MW Green (10P)
- Barrel: Heavy 349MM SB (10P)
- Muzzle: Single-Port Brake (5P)
- Magazine: 200RND Belt Box (55P)
- Ammunition: Penetration Tungsten Core (5P)
What makes this the best BF6 L110 loadout for late-game MP?
This loadout is for players who want to take the L110 to its maximum potential role as a fire hose. It relies on one major late unlock, so it won’t be available for most players early on. However, once you invest the time, you’ll be happy with the final result.
You’re going to be moving around a lot with this one, firing from the hip and occasionally aiming down sights to catch targets at close-ish range. This build comes with a lot of recoil, but also more bullets than any sane person would ever need. You’re likely to get shot before you have to reload, so there’s that.
The centrepiece of this whole thing is the 200RND Belt Box magazine at a whopping 55 points. We’re also keeping Tungsten Core ammo just so targets that try to use light cover aren’t safe from our hail of fire. The Mini Flex sight is small, has a clear picture, and the perfect (for our purposes) 1x magnification.
The Single-Port Brake will help with our recoil, and the 5 MW Green Laser – which will be visible to other players – will boost our hipfire accuracy to better fit within the vision of this build. Our preference would be for the Light barrel here but that would sadly put us above budget, so we’re gonna have to settle for the Heavy 349MM SB.
Alternatively, you can get rid of the sight and equip the Light 349MM Fluted Barrel, which would get you back within the 100-point budget.