This awesome Black Ops 4 camo concept would let players see inside their gun

Matt Porter

Gun camos are always a massive part of any Call of Duty game, and it’s no different in Black Ops 4, the latest edition to the legendary first-person shooter franchise.

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Black Ops 4 was released on Friday, October 12, and since then avid Call of Duty fans have been grinding away at the game as they attempt to unlock Call of Duty’s most elusive skin, Dark Matter.

Dark Matter takes a lot of effort and time to unlock, and not every player can commit the hours it takes to get their hands on it. However, Reddit user named ‘Juansa7X’ believes he has an idea for a skin that could be just as amazing as the famous Dark Matter camo.

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Juansa7X suggests creating a camo that would show the inside of the weapon, including bullet rounds, the trigger and even the firing mechanism, all visible through what would appear to be a clear screen on the side of the weapon, instead of it’s normal casing.

Of course, this skin would be a labour of love for Treyarch, as every weapon would need it’s own custom version of the camo because the shape and insides of each gun would be completely different.

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They would also have to animate every weapon’s inner workings to show it firing, adding another layer of work for what would be an awesome Call of Duty camo.

Black Ops 4 fans can already get their hands on some cool weapon camos thanks to the in-game Black Market, where players can unlock or purchase a number of different skins for their weapons by ranking up their Black Market by playing games, or by spending CoD Points.

Unfortunately, the see-through gun camo idea is just an idea dreamed up by a creative Call of Duty fan, and there are currently no official plans for it to be added to Black Ops 4 by Treyarch.

About The Author

Matt is a former Dexerto writer. Hailing from Northern Ireland, he is games journalist who specializes in Call of Duty. Matt joined Dexerto in August 2018, covering a variety of games as a Senior Writer before moving to CharlieINTEL in 2020.