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How to Tune Weapon Attachments in Modern Warfare 2

The weapon tuning option is one of the new features introduced in Modern Warfare 2. It allows you to change the look and performance of…

Asanga WijeratneBy Asanga WijeratneNovember 4, 20223 Mins Read
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The weapon tuning option is one of the new features introduced in Modern Warfare 2. It allows you to change the look and performance of your weapons in the game, so if you are looking to master the battle in no time, you need to know how Modern Warfare 2 weapon attachments work.

[Updated August 24, 2024 – Updated links]

What is Weapon Tuning in Modern Warfare 2?

Weapon Tuning is a new feature that allows you to change how your weapons look, feel, and perform in Modern Warfare 2. Usually, the game will enable you to choose up to nine attachments: Underbarrel, Muzzle, Barrel, Laser, Optic, Stack, Rear Grip, Ammunition, and Magazine. You can tune up each of these attachments to maximize its performance.

For example, you can Tune your Rear Grip for Recoild Steadiness or Aim Down Sight Speed as well as Sprint to Fire Speed or Aiming Idle Stability. When you max out the  Recoil Steadiness, the Aim Down Sight Speed of the Weapon is reduced. Similarly, When you max out the Sprint to Fire Speed, the Aiming Idle Stability of the Weapon is diminished.

Remember, to unlock any weapon’s Tuning Ability, you must reach the maximum weapon level. In most cases, this is Level 20 in the current Modern Warfare 2 game.

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How to Tune Weapon Attachments in Modern Warfare 2

Weapon Attachments in Modern Warfare 2

You can Tune Weapon Attachments in Modern Warfare 2 by selecting the particular Attachment and clicking on the Tune Button at the top of the Attachment. Here are the steps you need to follow.

  1. Go to ‘Gunsmith Menu’
  2. Click on the ‘Weapons’ Tab
  3. Select ‘Multiplayer Loadout’
  4. Pick the Weapon you need to Tune up and select the Loadout as per your wish.
  5. Select the Customize weapon
  6. Select your attachments
  7. Click on the green ‘Tune’ button at the top of the Attachment. Now you can tune the Attachment according to your preference.
  8. There are different options for tuning each Attachment. You can see the description of each option by hovering over it with your mouse cursor.
  9. Once you have done this, Check the Weapon in the Indoor Shooting range to see if the Tuning options are working as intended.

After the Tuning Weapon Attachments in Modern Warfare 2, well, congratulations, you are one step closer to being the most lethal enemy on the battlefield.

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