It has a fire rate of 645 rounds per minute which is below average for the assault rifle category. Unfortunately, despite its impressive damage profile, the AMAX does suffer on the fire rate front.
As we know too well, it’s the laser beam assault rifles that tend to dominate Warzone. Being able to spec purely into vertical recoil gives the CR-56 AMAX incredible laser beam potential. This makes attachments that reduce horizontal recoil like the Commando Foregrip unnecessary. Unlike many other high-caliber assault rifles in Warzone, the CR-56 has practically zero horizontal bounce. Or more specifically, it’s notable lack of any unpredictable recoil. That very competitive time to kill is further enhanced by the AMAX’s tremendous recoil properties. Even at maximum damage fall-off, the AMAX still manages a theoretical time to kill of just 740 milliseconds. This gives it an effective time to kill through full armor of 486 milliseconds up to just over 40 meters. When shooting the upper torso, the AMAX has a profile of 42-38-33-28. One of the biggest reasons for this is that the CR-56 AMAX possesses one of the most impressive damage profiles in all of Warzone. In other words, there isn’t really ever a situation where this gun is completely outclassed. Modern Warfare represents this well with the AMAX arguably being the best gun to run without a secondary switch.
It is an Israeli assault rifle well known for its reliability and versatility across a wide range of distances. A direct successor to the Galil seen in the original Black Ops game. The CR-56 AMAX is based on the real-life IWI Galil ACE. After a handful of buffs, the CR-56 AMAX may very well be the most versatile primary in Call of Duty: Warzone Season Two. However, there is one other assault rifle that remains a serious option even in the sweatiest of lobbies. It’s extremely low recoil coupled with a surprisingly solid damage profile makes it difficult to compete with. There’s little doubt that for most that the current go-to assault rifle is the Kilo 141.
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