Attachments guide
Sight, brake, fire mode: the three purchases that fix a stock rifle.
Quick answer
Buy the sight first, then the muzzle brake, then switch to semi-automatic. A magnified optic indoors is slower than the alternative.
Attachments are where a stock rifle turns into a weapon that hits what you point it at. The armory sells them; the order matters.
Buy in this order
- Sight. The single biggest accuracy upgrade in the game, and the reason hallway fights stop being coin flips.
- Muzzle brake. Tames the muzzle rise so the second and third shots land where the first one did.
- Fire mode. Switching a rifle to semi-automatic does not change its stat card; it changes how many shots you place per magazine.
What each attachment does for you
| Attachment | Effect | Best on |
|---|---|---|
| Sight / optic | Makes mid-range targets resolvable | Everything except a house-raid shotgun |
| Muzzle brake | Reduces muzzle rise, tightens follow-up shots | Rifles, especially on the open pads |
| Semi-auto fire mode | One shot per click, less spray | Rifles and the service pistol |
| Laser | Visible aiming point; shows up as a green dot on official screenshots | Dark interiors such as the museum |
When to leave the menu alone
- Shotguns indoors. A sight on a door gun is weight you do not need at three metres.
- Sniper, indoors. The R700 belongs on the desert and the dock; no attachment fixes a stairwell.
- Cosmetics before function. The locker sells plenty that looks good and changes nothing.
What empty attachment menus mean
If a gun shows no options under Customize, that is the locker telling you there is nothing available for that slot yet. It is not a bug and it is not a locked pass feature — it is the roster.
Common questions
Do attachments cost Robux?
No. Attachments are a cash purchase in the armory.
Which fire mode should I run?
Semi-automatic on rifles and the pistol, full-auto only when a room is already lost.
Do lasers help in the dark pads?
They help you point, and they help the enemy find you. Use them on the museum and nowhere else.
