Best Pulemyot 762 loadout in Modern Warfare 3: Class setup, attachment, perks

Kurt Perry
Pulemyot 762 LMG in Modern Warfare 3.

Optimize your slow-paced gameplay with Modern Warfare 3’s powerful Pulemyot 762 light machine gun using our guide for the best loadout, including attachments, equipment, and perks.

The PKM returns to Call of Duty as the Pulemyot 762. This hard-hitting light machine gun is one of the four new LMGs in Modern Warfare 3 Season 3, and potentially the strongest of all of them.

While it has a slow fire rate, the Pulemyot makes up for that with its incredible damage profile and highly competitive TTK. You’ll have to be aware of its open bolt, which causes a slight delay between pulling the trigger and the gun firing, which can take some getting used to.

We have you covered for the best Pulemyot 762 attachments, perks, and equipment to use and get the most out of this hard-hitting LMG in Modern Warfare 3.

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Best Pulemyot 762 MW3 loadout

Attachments

  • Muzzle: Shadowstrike Suppressor
  • Stock: Rubber Recoil Pad
  • Optic: Mk. 3 Reflector
  • Magazine: 75 Round Belt
  • Conversion Kit: JAK Annihilator Bullpup Kit

The most important part of using the Shadowstrike Suppressor is to give you more of an element of surprise. The attachment will reduce the sound of gunfire and helps you stay under the radar.

The Rubber Recoil Pad is going to help negate some of the negatives that come with using an LMG, mainly your speed and maneuverability. It essentially turns the LMG into an Assault Rifle.

The Mk. 3 Reflector is a solid Optic that gives you good ADS speed and allows you to land all your shots.

You are going to get more ammo with the 75 Round Belt while also getting better handling to reel the recoil in.

Finally, the JAK Annihilator Bullpup Kit will reduce your damage range, velocity, and weapon swap speed, but it is made up for by improving your accuracy, rate of fire, and ADS speed. This is huge as it makes using the weapon in close quarters much better than it is normally.

Pulemyot 762 light machine gun in MW3's gunsmith preview with no UI.
The Pulemyot 762 is a hard-hitting LMG that makes up for its slower fire rate with raw damage.

Best Pulemyot 762 MW3 class: Perks & equipment

  • Vest: Infantry Vest
    • increases your Tac Sprint duration to help you get around quicker
  • Gloves: Commando Gloves
    • allows you to reload while sprinting to make sure you can relocate more easily
  • Boots: Stalker Boots
    • gives you a boost to speed to add even more maneuverability
  • Gear: Bone Conduction Headset
    • improves audio so you can hear other players’ footsteps and gunshots
  • Tactical: Stun Grenade
  • Lethal: Frag Grenade
  • Field Upgrade: Battle Rage

All of the gear is designed to improve your maneuverability in each match, with the Infantry Vest, Commando Gloves, and Stalker Boots all giving you better movement speed in some way.

The Bone Conduction Headset will give you better awareness on the battlefield as well, so you can use that improved maneuverability to catch an enemy by surprise.

How to unlock the Pulemyot 762 in Modern Warfare 3

The Pulemyot 762 can be unlocked by reaching Level 4 as that’s when you first get access to the Gunsmith. Once unlocked, you’ll have 28 Gun Levels to work through to acquire all of the LMG’s unique attachments.

Best Pulemyot 762 alternative in Modern Warfare 3

A great alternative to the Pulemyot 762 is the Bruen MK9 with it being another box-fed LMG perfect for spraying and holding down areas. Another option from MW2’s arsenal is the RAAL MG which shares the Pulemyot’s slow fire rate and devastating damage profile.

That’s all for our Pulemyot 762 loadout in Modern Warfare 3. For more MW3 coverage, check out these guides below:

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About The Author

Kurt Perry is a British games writer who started at Dexerto in April 2023. He graduated from Staffordshire University in 2019 with a BA in Games Journalism and PR. Prior to joining Dexerto, Kurt contributed 900 articles for PC Invasion including over 350 guides. He's an all-rounder who is particularly knowledgeable about Call of Duty, Destiny, and Pokemon.