HK PSG1

  • Veteran
  • 7.39 kg
  • 7.62
  • Binds on use
Type Primary Weapon

Lethality

Ammo type 7.62
Damage 86 unit(s)
Minimum Damage 86 unit(s)
Maximum distance 190 m
Start of damage drop-off 40 m
End of damage drop-off 80 m
Armor-penetration 0%
Plate penetration 0%
Rate of fire 170 shots/min
Magazine capacity 7
Overheat Limit 16
Automatic Fire No
Burst Fire No
Limb Damage Multiplier x0.9
Headshot Damage Multiplier x1.4
Mutant Damage Multiplier x1
Structure Damage Multiplier x1
Plate Durability Damage Multiplier x1

Accuracy

Spread 0.13°
Hip-fire spread 3.4°
Movement Spread Multiplier x1.4
Jump Spread Multiplier x2
Jumping Hip-Fire Spread Multiplier x2
Crouch Spread Multiplier x1
Prone Spread Multiplier x0.8

Control

Vertical recoil 1.6°
Horizontal recoil [0.33°; 0.33°]
First Shot Recoil Multiplier x1
Recoil Buildup Start 0
Crouch Recoil Multiplier x0.88
Prone Recoil Multiplier x0.75

Handling

Silencer No
Weight 7.39 kg
Movement speed -5%
Aiming Movement Speed -40%
Stabilization 0%
Sway [-0.49°/s; 0.49°/s]
Max Sway at Low Stamina [-0.97°/s; 0.97°/s]
Prone Sway Multiplier x0.25
Crouch Sway Multiplier x1
Focus Stamina Drain Multiplier x1
Weapon ergonomics 100%
Reload 3.5 sec
Tactical reload 2.75 sec
Aiming time 0.3 sec
Draw time 1.2 sec
Equipping 3 sec
Holstering 0.4 sec

Attachment properties

Hip-fire spread -15%

Damage falloff

Damage falloff
04896
19 m76 m133 m190 m

The HK PSG1 sniper rifle was developed at the start of the 1980s by the German company Heckler & Koch in collaboration with various anti-terrorist organizations, including the German GSG9 and the British SAS. The rifle was created based on the regular Bundeswehr HK G3 assault rifle and was intended primarily for use by the police.