Smoking Kills is a fast-paced, round-based shooter where the MP7 is a top-tier choice for aggressive players who value speed and hip-fire accuracy. This guide breaks down the optimal MP7 loadout, including attachments, perks, and playstyle tips, so you can dominate close-quarters combat and outmaneuver slower opponents. Whether you are a new player or a veteran looking to refine your class, this setup maximizes the MP7’s strengths while mitigating its weaknesses.
Ingredients
- 1x MP7 submachine gun (base weapon)
- 1x Muzzle Brake (attachment slot 1)
- 1x Stippled Grip Tape (attachment slot 2)
- 1x 40-round Extended Mag (attachment slot 3)
- 1x Reflex Sight (optional, slot 4) – or leave iron sights
- 1x Lightweight perk (slot 1)
- 1x Scavenger or Tracker perk (slot 2, choose one)
- 1x Dead Silence perk (slot 3)
- 1x Stim or Frag Grenade (tactical/lethal of choice)
Instructions
- Equip the MP7 as your primary weapon in the create-a-class menu. The MP7 is a full-auto SMG with a high rate of fire (around 950 RPM) and excellent mobility, making it ideal for run-and-gun play.
- Attach the Muzzle Brake to the barrel. This reduces vertical recoil, which is crucial for keeping your shots on target at mid-range. If you prefer a more stable hip-fire, you can swap this for a Laser Sight, but the Muzzle Brake is the most balanced choice.
- Add the Stippled Grip Tape to the underbarrel slot. This improves your aim-down-sight (ADS) speed and sprint-to-fire time, letting you react faster in close-quarters duels. The MP7 already has decent hip-fire, but the grip makes it snappier.
- Equip the 40-round Extended Mag to increase your magazine capacity from 30 to 40 rounds. This is essential for taking on multiple enemies without reloading, especially in objective modes like Hardpoint or Domination.
- Choose a sight (optional): If you struggle with the iron sights, add a Reflex Sight for a cleaner view. However, the MP7’s iron sights are quite good, so you can save the slot for a suppressor or FMJ if you prefer.
- Select perks: Use Lightweight (perk 1) to move faster and slide further. For perk 2, pick Scavenger to resupply ammo from fallen enemies, or Tracker to see enemy footsteps. For perk 3, Dead Silence is mandatory to move quietly and avoid giving away your position.
- Choose your equipment: A Stim shot heals you quickly after fights, which is great for aggressive play. A Frag grenade works well for clearing rooms. Equip either in your tactical and lethal slots.
- Load into a match and play aggressively. Use the MP7’s mobility to flank enemies, hip-fire in close quarters, and always keep moving. Aim for the chest and head, as the high fire rate will finish them quickly.
Tips
- Hip-fire is your friend: The MP7 has excellent hip-fire accuracy, especially with the Stippled Grip. Don’t always ADS – in tight corners, just hip-fire and strafe to dodge enemy shots.
- Manage your reloads: With the 40-round mag, you can engage two or three enemies before reloading. But always reload behind cover, as the reload time is long enough to get you killed in the open.
- Use the slide mechanic: Sliding while shooting keeps your momentum and makes you a harder target. Combine this with the Lightweight perk to slide further and faster.
- Swap attachments for your playstyle: If you prefer a stealthier approach, replace the Muzzle Brake with a Suppressor (reduces range) and use the Reflex Sight slot for a Laser Sight to improve hip-fire. For longer-range maps, use the Long Barrel to increase damage range.
Serving Suggestions
This loadout shines on small to medium-sized maps like Shipment, Rust, or Shoot House. Use it in objective modes where close-quarters engagements are frequent, such as Hardpoint, Kill Confirmed, or Domination. Pair it with a secondary like the X16 pistol for emergencies, and consider throwing a Trophy System to protect yourself from grenades.
Variations
- Stealth Build: Swap the Muzzle Brake for a Suppressor, use the Stippled Grip, and add a Laser Sight (instead of the Reflex). Use the Ghost perk (instead of Lightweight) to stay off UAVs.
- Max Mobility Build: Use the No Stock attachment (if available) to increase movement speed, but be aware it increases recoil. Pair with Double Time perk for even more sprint speed.
- Hardcore Mode Build: In Hardcore, damage is higher, so you can drop the Extended Mag for a faster reload (using Sleight of Hand perk) and focus on accuracy with a Red Dot sight.
Storage and Reheating
This loadout does not require storage – it is a digital setup. However, if you switch classes, remember to save your custom loadout in the game’s loadout slots. The MP7’s performance is consistent across sessions, so no special maintenance is needed. Just keep your game updated to avoid balance changes that might affect the weapon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the MP7 good in Smoking Kills? Yes, the MP7 is one of the best SMGs in the game due to its high fire rate, low recoil, and excellent mobility. It excels in close-quarters combat and is a favorite among aggressive players.
What is the best attachment for the MP7? The Muzzle Brake is generally the best attachment because it reduces vertical recoil, making the gun more controllable. However, if you want to improve hip-fire, a Laser Sight is also a strong choice.
Should I use a suppressor on the MP7? A suppressor is useful for stealth, but it reduces your damage range and bullet velocity. If you are playing aggressively, the Muzzle Brake is better. Use a suppressor only if you are trying to stay off the minimap.
How do I improve my aim with the MP7? Practice hip-firing in close quarters and learn to control the recoil by pulling down slightly on the right stick or mouse. The Stippled Grip helps with ADS speed, so you can aim down sights for medium-range fights.
What perks should I use with the MP7? Lightweight, Scavenger (or Tracker), and Dead Silence are the top choices. Lightweight boosts your speed, Scavenger keeps you ammo-stocked, and Dead Silence makes you harder to hear.
Is the MP7 better than the Vector or other SMGs? The MP7 has a higher fire rate than most SMGs, but lower damage per bullet. It is more forgiving with ammo and recoil, making it easier to use. The Vector has higher damage but a smaller mag, so it depends on your playstyle.
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