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Started 14 Sept 2026, Last reply 15 Sept 2026, 7 replies, 1,876 views, Closed thread. Closed by archive.
Can somebody explain the difference between no recoil and no spread in simple terms?
I know they're different things but I still mix them up.
ghostyy
Yep. Recoil is the gun moving around. Spread is the bullets not going exactly where the crosshair suggests.
taz
Think of it like this: Recoil = your gun goes brrrr upward. Spread = the bullets decide they have their own plans 😂
sammy
That is probably the best explanation I've seen lol.
no_scope
I usually notice recoil more on automatic weapons. Spread is way more obvious when you're trying to hit something further away.
spectreOP
Okay that actually makes sense now. I was basically treating them as the same thing.
koda
A lot of people do. Once you separate “weapon movement” and “bullet deviation” it becomes pretty obvious.
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