Booya’s MAC-10 Warzone loadout obliterates in Rebirth Island

Ryan Lemay
FaZe Booya on blurred Caldera background with Mac 10 and Warzone logo

The MAC-10 dominated Warzone during Black Ops Cold War’s initial integration — but after being phased out by other SMGs, FaZe Booya’s MAC-10 loadout brings the gun back into relevance in Warzone Pacific Season 3. 

While the Owen Gun, Welgun, and MP-40 currently reign supreme in Warzone Pacific Season 3, the MAC-10 packs a punch at any range thanks to an extremely high fire rate and controllable recoil pattern. 

FaZe Booya has been a professional Warzone player with Faze Clan for just over a year now and has quickly emerged as one of the most dominant players on the scene. H even placed fourth in the Call of Duty League Resurgence tournament alongside SuperEvan, Swagg, and Biffle on April 24.

Booya used the MAC-10 and KAR-98 in two matches of Rebirth Island and the combination provided the perfect balance of ranged and short-range dominance. 

Booya reveals his Warzone MAC-10 loadout

Booya revealed his Mac-10 loadout in a dominant YouTube upload on May 22.

Timestamp 21:38

  • Muzzle: Sound Suppressor 
  • Barrel: 5.9” Task Suppressor 
  • Stock: Raider Stock
  • Ammunition: STANAG 53 Rnd Drum 
  • Rear Grip: Serpent Wrap 

Booya designed the class to excel at close range, which is exactly what you want to focus on for dominating Rebirth Island. The Sound Suppressor doesn’t improve damage at range like the Agency Suppressor, but the 5.9” Task Suppressor buffs damage range and velocity to make up for the loss. 

The Raider Stock boots ADS firing move speed, sprint to fire time, and strafe speed, and the Serpent Wrap increases mobility as well. The STANAG 53 Rnd Drum ensures that you have enough bullets to mow down multiple enemies at once.    

Give this class a try in Warzone or Rebirth Island and see if you can replicate Booya’s 28 kill and 27 kill matches that were made easy using the MAC-10. 

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.