The final attachment is the unique OTM modification.
The grip is to slightly counteract the weapon’s harsh recoil, while Extended Mag brings up its concerning 20-round clip to a more reasonable 28. On this specific weapon, there is a Red Dot Sight for a more precise aiming picture, a Foregrip for better recoil control, and an Extended Mag for more ammo per clip. However, the above configuration shows one way to kit the weapon to its strengths, especially within 35 meters. Ultimately, the best attachment configuration on the DR-H is the one you are most comfortable with. And if you can control DR-H, the DR-H could help you control the tide of battle itself.
Taming it, whether with trigger discipline, attachments, or both, is key to unlocking its true potential. These three concerns – a low magazine capacity, high recoil, and slow ADS speed – are all the nature of this beast. Furthermore, this powerful weapon is heavy, which means it has a sluggish aiming down sight (ADS) speed, and it can normally only carry 20-round magazines without an additional attachment.
However, it could be difficult to land headshots – or any shots in general – due to this weapon’s recoil pattern it has a heavy kick that starts leftwards before slicing to the right. So, if you have the OTM equipped on a DR-H, landing a body shot will deal the same amount of damage as a headshot, regardless of range. Those who struggle to hit headshots can equip the unique OTM attachment. Landing those headshots will make this weapon unparalleled within 35 meters, especially in that 25-35 meter range where assault rifles are designed to shine.
What this boils down to is a weapon where precise fire – especially headshots – will separate the recruits from the veterans when using it. The DR-H is a high damage, high recoil assault rifle with a moderate rate of fire.
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