Best Kastov 762 Warzone 2 loadout: Class setup, attachments, Perks

Ryan Lemay

Kastov 762 is an underrated gem of an AR capable of performing at all ranges in Warzone 2 with devastating TTK and top firepower. However, you’ll need the best top-tier WZ2 loadout to offset its heavy recoil and maximize its damage output.

Assault Rifles dominated the original Warzone’s meta and they’re doing exactly the same in the sequel thanks to their outstanding damage output and accuracy.

If you are looking for an Assault Rifle that eviscerates enemies in medium to long-range engagements, look no further than the Kastov 762.

The hard-hitting assault rifle’s difficult recoil pattern makes it a tough weapon to use, but learning to harness its power can be extremely valuable.

We have you covered for the best Kastov 762 attachments, perks, and equipment so let’s jump right into it.

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Best Kastov 762 Warzone 2 loadout

Attachments

  • Barrel: KAS-10 584MM Barrel
  • Muzzle: ZLR Talon 5
  • Optic: VLK 4.0 Optic
  • Underbarrel: FTAC Ripper 56
  • Magazine: 40-Round Mag

Let’s start things off with the KAS-10 584MM Barrel and ZLR Talon 5 Muzzle, which increase damage range, bullet velocity, and recoil control at the cost of aim-down sight speed and movement speed.

The Kastov 762 kicks like a mule in longer-range engagements, so it is important to compensate with that in mind. The FTAC Ripper 56 improves recoil control at the cost of mobility. Scopes are subjective, but we have found the most success using the VLK 4.0 Optic.

As for ammo capacity, if you are playing Quads or Trios, it makes the most sense to use a 40 Round Mag, so you can take down multiple enemies at once.

Kastov 762 Modern Warfare 2
The Kastov 762 is an extremely reliable AR in MW2 and Warzone 2.

Best Kastov 762 class: Perks & equipment

Perk Package: Weapon Specialist

  • Base Perk 1: Overkill
  • Base Perk 2: Strong Arm
  • Bonus Perk: Spotter
  • Ultimate Perk: Survivor
  • Lethal: Grenade
  • Tactical Equipment: Stun Grenade

Unlike MW2, Warzone 2 players must pick a perk package with a preset bundle. For the Kastov 762, we’ve opted to use the Weapon Specialist Package because it suits the weapon perfectly.

Using Overkill, we recommend equipping an SMG as a second primary weapon. The Kastov 762 dominates at medium and long range, but its maneuverability issues will be noticeable in close-quarters comeback.

Strong Arm often gets overlooked by players, but the ability to aim and throw equipment further will come in handy more times than you think during a Warzone match. Spotter allows you to identify enemy equipment, field upgrades, and kill streaks through walls, which will be very useful in dealing with campers on Al Mazrah.

Possibly more useful in Warzone 2, Survivor pings any enemies you get downed by and allows allies to revive you quicker.

Finally round off the class with a Grenade for flushing enemies out of cover and a Stun Grenade for aggressive pushes.

How to unlock the Kastov 762 in Warzone 2

In order to get your hands on this powerful Kastov 762 AR, you’ll reach level 23 overall, which shouldn’t take you long at all if you’re grinding multiplayer or Warzone 2.

Best Kastov 762 alternative in Warzone 2

The Kastov-74u is under the same weapon platform as the Kastov 762 but offers a much different package in-game. The devastating AR received a nerf in the Season 1 update, but we still believe it is one of the best weapons in Warzone 2.

While the Kastov 762 thrives at medium to long-range, the Kastov-74u performs closer to an SMG and shines in close-quarters combat.

That’s all for our Kastov 762 loadout! For more of our Warzone 2 coverage, check out these guides below:

Do Warzone skins carry over to Warzone 2? | What are Strongholds in Warzone 2? | All Warzone 2 vehicles and Gas Stations | Does Warzone 2 have SBMM? | How do Warzone 2 circles work?

About The Author

Ryan is a former games writer for Dexerto. Ryan graduated from Ithaca College in 2021 with a sports media degree and a journalism minor. He gained experience as a writer for the Morning Times newspaper before joining Dexerto as a games writer. He mainly writes about first-person shooters, including Call of Duty and Battlefield, but he is also a big FIFA fan.