[PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds / PUBG] Submachine Guns (SMG) List

The Micro Uzi exhibits high firepower at close range. However, it suffers from being very difficult to aim as the targets far away.

The Micro Uzi has limited options for attachments, as even sighting devices cannot be attached at all. The stock can be used to improve accuracy and stability.

In the right situations, the Micro Uzi will perform outstandingly, mostly in close-range engagements.

The UMP 9 performs nearly similar to an assault rifle. It has high damage per shot, as well as having decent accuracy.

The UMP also has small recoil. It benefits from having widely available ammunition and attachments, which makes it one of the most common weapons to use early on.

If you equip a grip tor reduce the recoil, you will be able to reliably shoot and move with ease. Ultimately, it is one of the best weapons to have during the final stages of the match.

The Tommy Gun has a magazine size of 100 rounds, allowing you to continously fire for extended periods of time before reloading. It also has one highest damage-per-shot ratings in the submachine gun class. It will enable you to sweep at close range.

The Tommy Gun can only be fitted with attachments for the muzzle. A further disadvantage is the fact that it uses 0.45 ACP ammunition, which are not as easy to come by (in addition to the gun itself being obtainable only from air crates). Since it will likely be obtained quite late in the game, its impact will not be felt as much since you will have already upgraded your other weapons with attachments to surpass it.

It will still have its uses, especially if you have not obtained and acquired any good weapons towards the end of the match. If you manage to find yourself near the air crate, be sure to get it.

Despite lacking a bit in damage, the KRISS Vector’s firing rate is arguably the best in its class. It is mostly limited to close- to mid-range encounters, while being difficult to use for long-range targets.

Since it is a submachine gun, it is relatively easy to move while shooting. It is a good weapon to use for targets that have not noticed you. It also boasts a wide variety of attachments to improve its performance.

The main drawback of the KRISS Vector is the very small magazine size, capable of holding only 13 rounds at a time. This can be improved by using a magazine attachment to extend the maximum number of rounds to 25. Another negative factor is that it uses .45 ACP, which are not as easy to obtain as with other types of ammunition. Working with a team can help offset this by having the other members share ammunition.

The KRISS Vector randomly spawns around the map.