Revolver: The Revolver has a slow fire-rate and bad recoil, but does pack a heavy punch when those shots hit.If the Hammer's recoil is reduced, this could be one of the better weapons in Season 3. Technically speaking, the Hammer AR is capable of dishing out sizable damage, but the recoil is so fierce that players will likely miss half of their shots. Hammer AR: While the new Hammer Assault Rifle isn't terrible, it isn't great either.While it may look like a Heavy Sniper Rifle, the Boom Sniper has less powerful damage-per-second, but its bullets cling to an opponent or object and explode after a second, dealing decent damage to targets and structures.

Boom Sniper Rifle: The Exotic Boom Sniper Rifle can be bought from The Visitor in Sanctuary.

For those who aren't the best shot, the Heavy's one-bullet clip can leave them stranded.

Heavy Sniper Rifle: For those who can aim well, the Heavy Sniper Rifle is one of the best weapons in Fortnite, delivering unparalleled damage to players, structures, and vehicles alike.

While it only fires out two bullets per-shot, the time between shots is slim, and the accuracy of those bullets is always dead-on, making it lethal in the hands of a precision sniper.

Striker Burst Rifle: Another weapon introduced in Chapter 3, Season 2, the Striker Burst Rifle is a powerful mid- to long-range weapon.

Ranger AR: The Ranger Assault Rifle is the definition of 'old reliable.' A great option for mid-range firefights, the Ranger has a fair fire-rate for how much damage it dishes out, and though some bullets may stray far from the target, its accuracy is decent.

An incredibly fast fire-rate, decently high DPS, and a chunky magazine make the Shadow Tracker worth 400 Gold, and it additionally marks any targets it hits. Obtained from Sunbird in the Temple, the Shadow Tracker is a semi-auto silenced pistol.

Shadow Tracker Pistol: The Shadow Tracker Pistol is one of Fortnite's hidden gems.

While it doesn't fire quite as fast, it does have a slightly higher damage output, making it just as effective.

Combat SMG: Introduced last Season, the Combat SMG gives the Stinger a run for its money.

Boasting the fastest fire-rate of any weapon in the game, the Stinger may not have the highest damage, but if every shot lands it makes little difference.

Stinger SMG: Another Fortnite classic, the Stinger SMG is still absurdly powerful at close range.

Even at low rarity, the Auto Shotgun is the fastest shotgun in the game while being capable of ripping through shields and health at close range, with a bullet spread that seemingly never misses a target.

Auto Shotgun: A staple of Fortnite, the Auto Shotgun continues to be one of the best weapons in the game.

Essentially acting like two Auto Shotguns taped together, the Two-Shot doesn't fire as fast as the Auto or last Season's Drum Shotgun, but it packs twice the punch with two powerful rounds per-shot.

Two-Shot Shotgun: Another new weapon, the Two-Shot Shotgun is an excellent addition to Fortnite's history of incredible shotguns.

The DMR also uses AR ammo and has a pretty short reload time, allowing players to fire with reckless abandon. Offering a semi-auto fire rate with a sniper-level scope, minimal recoil, and very high damage per-hit, the DMR is a perfect blend of an assault rifle and sniper.

DMR: One of the three new weapons, the DMR is currently one of, if not the best weapon in Fortnite.

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