Best weapons, power positions, and loadouts for Shooting Range.
Last updated: August 14, 2026
Shooting Range Overview
Shooting Range is a big, complex map with a visual style similar to Arena. It's the only map you can access both in-game and from the lobby. The map is full of large white blocky pillars and black ziplines you can hang onto, and because it's so long-range, it's used a lot for Sniper duels.
Best Weapons on Shooting Range
Ranged
Sniper — The long-range layout makes the Sniper the defining weapon here.
Rifle — A solid mid-to-long range option for holding the pillar lanes.
Assault Rifle — A reliable fallback for the closer fights between the pillars.
Melee
Katana — The speed boost helps you rotate between pillars and onto the ziplines.
Best Positions on Shooting Range
A — Behind white pillars The blocky pillars give hard cover — hold them for long-range peeks.
B — Black ziplines Hang onto the ziplines to rotate and take surprising angles on snipers.
C — High platforms The raised areas give you a clean view over the pillars.
D — Long corridors The open lanes where snipers duel across the map.
Common Mistakes on Shooting Range
Standing in the long corridors — snipers will pick you off from the far pillars.
Ignoring the ziplines — they're the fastest way to flank a camped sniper.
Forgetting the pillars — they're your main cover on an otherwise open map.
Recommended Loadout
Sniper + Rifle + Deployable Shield
See the full weapon comparison to decide between alternatives, or check the tier list for how every weapon ranks overall.
Shooting Range FAQ
What is the best weapon on Shooting Range?
The Sniper — Shooting Range is a long-range map with big open lanes, so the Sniper's one-shot kills dominate. Bring a Rifle for mid-to-long range and a Deployable Shield for the open corridors.
How do you use the ziplines on Shooting Range?
Hang onto the black ziplines to rotate between pillars and take surprising angles on camped snipers. Use them to flank instead of running down the open corridors.