The L85A3 doesn’t make a strong first impression in Battlefield 6. Its slower 635 RPM fire rate feels sluggish compared to meta laser-beam assault rifles. You’ll lose close-quarters fights against SMGs and high-ROF competitors. The reload animation seems to take forever when enemies are pushing your position.
But here’s what I discovered after giving this weapon serious time: the L85A3 is one of the most reliable medium-range killers in the assault rifle category. While everyone else sprays wildly at 50+ meters hoping for lucky hits, you’re methodically landing controlled bursts that drop targets before they realize they’re being engaged.
This rifle demands a specific playstyle—it punishes aggressive run-and-gun players while rewarding those who understand positioning, angles, and engagement distance management. If you’re willing to adapt your approach, the L85A3 offers a level of consistency that faster weapons simply can’t match at range.
What is the L85A3’s Identity?
Battlefield 6 labels the L85A3 with the “Medium Range” designation, which is developer-speak for “this weapon excels at 40-75 meters but won’t completely abandon you in close quarters.”
L85A3 Core Identity:
- Primary strength: Medium to long-range accuracy (40-75+ meters)
- Secondary capability: Serviceable close-quarters defense
- Playstyle requirement: Positioning-focused, tactical engagement selection
- Skill floor: Medium (requires understanding of when/where to fight)
- Skill ceiling: High (mastering bloom control and burst discipline pays dividends)
Unlike aggressive assault rifles like the M433 or B36A4, the L85A3 doesn’t reward face-rushing objectives. Instead, it thrives when you’re holding advantageous angles, supporting pushes from 30-50 meters back, or catching enemies during rotations between objectives.
Think of it as the thinking player’s assault rifle—less about raw mechanical speed, more about smart positioning and controlled fire.
L85A3 Complete Stats and Performance
Let’s break down what you’re working with:
Key Statistics:
- Fire Rate: 635 RPM (slower than average)
- Damage Profile: Consistent across medium ranges
- Recoil: Low vertical and horizontal climb
- Muzzle Velocity: High baseline (excellent bullet travel speed)
- Reload Speed: Slow (notable vulnerability window)
- Magazine: 30 rounds standard (adequate but not generous)
- Bloom: Manageable but punishes extended full-auto
Time-to-Kill Analysis:
- 0-15 meters: 0.28 seconds (slower than competitors)
- 25-75 meters: 0.37 seconds (competitive with peers)
- 75+ meters: 0.47 seconds (respectable for assault rifle)
These TTK numbers assume perfect accuracy with all chest shots at maximum fire rate. Real-world performance varies based on your recoil control and target tracking.
The Pros: Why Use the L85A3?
1. Exceptional Accuracy and Control
The L85A3’s low recoil pattern is its defining strength. While weapons like the KORD-6P67 kick noticeably during sustained fire, the L85A3 stays remarkably steady.
What this means in practice:
- Your follow-up shots land where you aim them
- Burst firing remains accurate beyond 60 meters
- Less time compensating for climb = more time on target
- New players can be effective faster with less mastery required
I’ve won countless medium-range duels simply because my bullets went where I pointed while my opponent’s spray climbed into the sky. Consistency beats flashiness.
2. High Muzzle Velocity
The L85A3 comes with impressive baseline bullet velocity, which significantly impacts medium-to-long-range effectiveness.
Higher velocity advantages:
- Less leading of moving targets
- Reduced bullet drop compensation
- Faster time-to-target (less warning for enemies)
- More forgiving aim requirements at distance
When you’re engaging enemies 60+ meters away, that velocity difference between you and a slower rifle determines who lands first shot—and first shot often decides the fight.
3. Decent Close-Quarters Viability
Unlike pure marksman weapons that become liabilities under 20 meters, the L85A3 remains functional in close quarters—especially if you get first shot advantage.
You won’t beat SMGs or shotguns in fair close-range duels (your TTK is simply too slow), but with smart positioning and pre-aim discipline, you can absolutely defend yourself when enemies close distance unexpectedly.
It’s not a close-quarters specialist, but it’s serviceable enough that you won’t feel completely defenseless when things get messy.
4. Low First-Shot Recoil (With Attachments)
Once properly kitted, the L85A3’s first-shot recoil becomes minimal. This matters enormously for burst-fire discipline at range.
Why first-shot recoil matters:
- Your opening shot establishes tracking
- Lower kick means tighter follow-up groupings
- Critical for peek-shooting and controlled engagements
- Enables accurate semi-auto fire at extreme distances
The base weapon has noticeable first-shot kick, but proper attachments nearly eliminate it.
The Cons: Where the L85A3 Struggles
1. Slow Fire Rate = Lost Close-Quarters Fights
At 635 RPM, you’re shooting noticeably slower than most assault rifles and dramatically slower than SMGs (often 800-1000+ RPM).
Real consequences:
- Fair close-range duels favor faster weapons
- You need positioning advantage to compete up close
- Running into unexpected enemies often results in death
- Aggressive rushing playstyles fail miserably
If you’re completing Adrenaline Injector challenges that require close-range speed kills, this is not your weapon.
2. Unforgiving Reload Speed
The L85A3’s reload animation feels painfully long—especially when you’re caught exposed or enemies are pushing aggressively.
Reload management becomes critical:
- You’re vulnerable for extended periods
- Must reload behind solid cover, not in open
- Can’t afford panic reloads with 15+ rounds remaining
- Magazine management matters more than faster-reloading weapons
I’ve died embarrassingly many times because I reloaded carelessly, thinking I had time. You don’t. Respect that reload vulnerability.
3. Bloom Harshly Punishes Extended Fire
While the L85A3 has low recoil, its accuracy bloom (spread increase during sustained fire) becomes severe beyond 5-shot bursts at medium-long range.
Practical impact:
- Full-auto mag dumps at 50+ meters waste most bullets
- You MUST use burst discipline at optimal ranges
- New players who hold trigger will underperform significantly
- Requires conscious fire control (not natural for everyone)
The weapon literally forces you to burst fire properly. There’s no spraying your way to success at distance.
4. Average Damage Profile
The L85A3 doesn’t hit particularly hard per bullet. Its damage is “adequate” but not impressive like some hard-hitting alternatives.
What this means:
- Body-shot TTK is merely competitive, not dominant
- You rely on accuracy rather than raw damage
- Headshots become more important for competitive TTK
- Wounded enemies have more time to reach cover
You’re not deleting enemies instantly—you’re methodically wearing them down with accurate fire.
Understanding Recoil, Bloom, and Fire Control
Let me break down something crucial that many players miss: the L85A3’s recoil and bloom behave differently than most assault rifles.
Stock vs. Modified Recoil Patterns
Testing the unmodified L85A3 against a fully-kitted version reveals interesting findings:
Stock weapon (no attachments):
- Noticeable muzzle climb during full-auto
- Significant first-shot recoil kick
- Manageable horizontal drift
- Acceptable for close range, struggles beyond 40m
Fully modified weapon (optimal attachments):
- Dramatically reduced first-shot recoil
- Minimal vertical climb
- Laser-accurate burst patterns
- Competitive to 75+ meters with proper fire control
The difference isn’t subtle. Attachments transform this weapon from “decent” to “genuinely competitive” at its intended ranges.
The 5-Shot Burst Rule
Here’s a critical guideline: at 40-75 meters, limit bursts to 5 shots maximum before resetting.
Why this matters:
- Bloom accumulation becomes severe after 5 rounds
- Subsequent bullets spray wildly despite perfect recoil control
- You waste ammo and expose position without securing kills
- Resetting bloom takes only ~0.3 seconds between bursts
Optimal firing pattern at distance:
- Fire 5-round burst at target
- Release trigger briefly (~0.3 seconds)
- Re-acquire target (usually minimal adjustment needed)
- Fire next 5-round burst
- Repeat until target eliminated
This disciplined approach outperforms full-auto spraying every single time. Your effective accuracy skyrockets while your ammo efficiency improves dramatically.
Close-Range Full-Auto Exception
Under 30 meters, you can generally full-auto your entire magazine without severe accuracy penalties. The bloom matters less at shorter distances, and your target-tracking ability becomes more important than spread management.
Close-quarters firing approach:
- Full-auto is acceptable under 25-30 meters
- Focus on target tracking, not burst control
- Aim for center mass (chest/upper body)
- Engage from cover or advantageous positions
Don’t overthink close-range fights—just shoot accurately and hope your positioning advantage compensates for slower TTK.
Best L85A3 Builds for Battlefield 6
The L85A3 benefits significantly from proper attachment optimization. Here are two proven builds for different situations.
Standard Versatile Build
This configuration optimizes general performance across most engagement scenarios:
Attachments:
- Muzzle: Flash Hider (or Suppressor when unlocked)
- Barrel: Heavy Barrel
- Foregrip: Ribbed Vertical Grip or Stippled Stubby Grip
- Magazine: 30-Round Fast Magazine
- Ammunition: Standard (Basic FMJ)
- Optic: Any magnified sight (2.5X-4X recommended)
- Optic Accessory: Canted sight (backup close-range option)
Why these choices work:
Flash Hider/Suppressor: The Flash Hider prevents you from being 3D-spotted when firing—a massive advantage in Battlefield 6’s visibility system. Suppressors offer the same benefit plus minimap concealment for enemies beyond 15 meters. These are non-negotiable for intelligent play.
Heavy Barrel: Significantly improves velocity and range performance. The L85A3 already has good baseline velocity; this pushes it into excellent territory. Your bullets arrive faster and drop less—critical for medium-long engagement success.
Vertical/Stubby Grips: Both options reduce recoil effectively. Testing shows minimal practical difference between them at the L85A3’s optimal ranges. Choose based on point budget and what you’ve unlocked. More expensive options (6H64 Vertical, Classic Vertical) provide slightly better control but cost more attachment points.
Fast Magazine: Addresses the slow reload somewhat. You’re still vulnerable, but less so. The standard 30-round capacity remains adequate—you’re not spray-heavy weapon, so 30 rounds equals 6+ kills with proper burst discipline.
Standard Ammunition: Adequate for versatile play. You’re saving attachment points for other optimizations here.
Magnified Optic: Essential for the weapon’s optimal ranges. I personally prefer 3X magnification for balance, but 2.5X works for more aggressive positioning, while 4X suits longer-range focused play. Find your comfort zone.
Canted Sight: Having a low-magnification backup (1X red dot) for close-quarters emergencies is invaluable. Quick-swap to canted sight when enemies get uncomfortably close.
Headshot Specialist Build
For players with excellent aim who want maximum TTK potential:
Attachments:
- Muzzle: Standard Suppressor
- Barrel: Heavy Barrel
- Foregrip: 6H64 Vertical Grip
- Magazine: 30-Round Standard
- Ammunition: Synthetic Tips
- Optic: Any magnified sight (3X-4X recommended)
- Optic Accessory: None (use points elsewhere)
The Synthetic Tips game-changer:
This build revolves around Synthetic Tip ammunition, which dramatically increases headshot damage from 20 to 35 within the 15-75 meter range.
Why this matters:
- Standard kill requires 4-5 bodyshots (0.37 second TTK)
- Synthetic Tips kill requires only 3 headshots (0.18 second TTK)
- That’s nearly HALF the time-to-kill
- Suddenly you’re competing with much faster weapons
0.18 second TTK is legitimately fast. For comparison, that’s approaching high-ROF SMG territory. If you can consistently land headshots, this build transforms the L85A3 into a different weapon entirely.
The tradeoff: Bodyshot damage typically decreases with Synthetic Tips. You’re committing to headshot-focused gameplay. Miss the head and you’ll notice weaker performance.
Who should use this build:
- Players with strong aim and consistent headshot ability
- Those who engage primarily from stable positions (not mobile fights)
- Anyone comfortable with high-risk, high-reward builds
- PC players with mouse precision advantages
Who should avoid it:
- Console players unless extremely confident in aim
- Aggressive mobile players who lack stable shooting platforms
- Anyone who primarily bodyshot-sprays
- New L85A3 users still learning the weapon
Alternative: Bipod Flanker Build
For maximum recoil control with positional commitment:
Key Changes:
- Underbarrel: Bipod or Grip Pod (deployable stability)
- Class: Support (Fire Support Field Spec synergy)
- Playstyle: Set up in strong positions, deploy bipod, beam enemies
When deployed, bipod recoil reduction is absurd. You become a laser-accurate turret capable of dropping targets at 100+ meters with sustained fire.
The downside is mobility loss and positional commitment. You’re stronger when deployed but weaker when caught repositioning.
This build works excellently for:
- Defensive objective play
- Overwatch positions supporting team pushes
- Long-range engagements from established positions
- Players who enjoy Support Class gameplay
Critical Attachment Notes
Grip “ADS Accuracy” Penalties Are Overblown
Some grips (6H64 Vertical, Classic Vertical) list “reduced ADS accuracy” as a downside. Testing reveals this penalty is negligible in practical gameplay.
Real-world testing results:
- Full 5-shot bursts at 75 meters remain accurate with these grips
- The recoil reduction benefit dramatically outweighs minimal accuracy loss
- “Accuracy reduction while moving ADS” variants aren’t meaningfully better
- Choose based on recoil control, not fear of accuracy penalties
Don’t avoid strong recoil-reduction grips because of overstated accuracy concerns. The control benefit matters more.
Suppressor Choice Matters
Standard Suppressor offers better overall performance than lightweight variants. The minimal velocity reduction is worth the concealment benefits, especially on a weapon with high baseline velocity.
Flash Hider works great until you unlock suppressors, but suppressors provide objective advantages (minimap concealment) that Flash Hider can’t match.
Optimal Playstyle and Positioning
The L85A3 demands specific tactical approaches to maximize effectiveness.
Positioning Philosophy: Stay at Your Range
Your goal is maintaining 30-70 meter engagement distances whenever possible.
How to maintain optimal range:
- Hang back 20-30 meters behind your frontline teammates
- Hold angles on common rotation routes between objectives
- Take elevated positions overlooking capture points
- Avoid pushing into buildings (too close for your advantage)
- Reposition backward if enemies close distance
Think of yourself as a force multiplier. Your teammates absorb close-range pressure while you provide accurate fire support from positions where your weapon excels and theirs struggles.
Flanking and Angle Selection
The L85A3 is phenomenal for flanking maneuvers—but not run-and-gun flanks.
Effective flanking approach:
- Identify enemy positions (usually grouping on objectives)
- Take wide rotation to reach perpendicular angle
- Set up in position with good cover 40-60 meters from enemies
- Engage with controlled bursts, targeting distracted enemies
- Reposition after securing 2-3 kills (before they locate you)
You’re not rushing behind them for point-blank executions. You’re establishing shooting positions where they’re vulnerable and you’re protected, then methodically picking them off.
Head-Glitch and Peek Warfare
The L85A3 dominates peek-fights and head-glitch warfare (shooting over cover with minimal exposure).
Why this weapon excels at peek-fighting:
- Low recoil means your shots land during brief exposure windows
- High velocity reduces enemy reaction time
- First-shot accuracy enables aggressive peek-shoot-duck tactics
- Enemies using faster but less accurate weapons struggle to return effective fire
If you’re holding a window facing enemy windows, or head-glitching cover against enemies doing the same, you have inherent advantage. Your accuracy beats their volume of fire.
Cover Discipline and Reload Management
With the L85A3’s slow reload, cover discipline becomes non-negotiable.
Cover best practices:
- Always reload behind solid cover, never in open
- Communicate reloads to nearby teammates
- Pre-plan fallback positions before engaging
- Don’t peek same angle twice if enemies are watching it
- Use combat rolls to break line of sight during repositioning
Reload timing strategy: Reload aggressively between engagements (even with 15+ rounds remaining) rather than reactively after running dry during fights. Proactive reload discipline keeps you prepared for next engagement.
Engagement Distance Management
Understanding when to fight and when to disengage is crucial for L85A3 success.
Ideal Engagement Ranges: 30-75 Meters
This is your sweet spot. You’re more accurate than most enemies, and your burst control enables consistent hits while their spray climbs away from you.
Strategy: Hold angles covering this distance, force enemies to cross this range to reach objectives, support teammate pushes from this distance.
Acceptable Range: 15-30 Meters
You can fight here but lack inherent advantages. Your weapon is “fine” rather than “excellent” at these distances.
Strategy: Engage if you have positional advantage (cover, elevation, surprise) or if enemy is isolated. Avoid fair fights against SMGs or high-ROF assault rifles.
Avoid When Possible: 0-15 Meters
You’re at severe disadvantage. Shotguns, SMGs, and aggressive assault rifles destroy you at this range.
Strategy: If caught this close, use hipfire (don’t ADS—wastes time), aim center mass, hope for best. Ideally, use combat rolls to create distance while reaching cover.
Better strategy: don’t let enemies get this close. Position intelligently and reposition backward when enemies advance.
Long Range: 75+ Meters
The L85A3 remains functional here but competes against dedicated marksman rifles and sniper rifles. You can engage but will struggle against specialized long-range weapons.
Strategy: Use semi-auto fire or extremely controlled short bursts (3 rounds). Target enemies in open or those engaged with teammates. Don’t challenge snipers directly—you’ll lose.
Map-Specific Applications
The L85A3 performs differently depending on map design:
Best on Medium-Range Maps
Ideal characteristics:
- Mix of open and covered areas
- Objectives requiring 30-50 meter crossings
- Elevation opportunities overlooking capture points
- Multiple angles for flanking maneuvers
These maps let you maintain optimal distances while providing repositioning options.
Acceptable on Large-Scale Maps
Massive Conquest maps work okay—you’ll find your ranges easily, but vehicle focus may reduce infantry engagement opportunities.
Adaptation strategy: Focus on infantry-heavy objectives, use vehicles for positioning but dismount before engaging, support anti-vehicle teammates with covering fire.
Check our All Maps Ranked guide for map-specific insights.
Struggles on Close-Quarters Maps
Tight urban environments with heavy building interiors force close-range fights where the L85A3 underperforms.
Survival strategy: Hold exterior positions covering building entrances rather than pushing inside, let shotgun/SMG teammates clear interiors while you cover extractions, consider weapon swap if map forces constant CQB.
Class Synergy Recommendations
The L85A3 works across all classes but pairs especially well with:
Assault Class – Natural Partnership
The L85A3’s measured pace complements Assault Class abilities nicely:
- Anti-vehicle rockets provide utility beyond just infantry combat
- Med packs enable sustained position holding
- Smoke grenades facilitate repositioning when needed
You’re playing supporting assault rather than frontline breach—hang back, provide accurate fire, and use utility to enable teammates.
Support Class – Bipod Synergy
If running bipod/grip pod builds, Support Class offers excellent synergy:
- Fire Support Field Spec enhances deployed accuracy further
- Ammo crates support sustained shooting
- You can provide both ammo and accurate fire support simultaneously
This combination excels at defensive objective play and overwatch positions.
Recon Class – Unconventional Choice
The L85A3 can work as an unconventional Recon weapon for players who want spotting utility without pure sniper commitment:
- Motion sensors provide enemy position intel
- Spawn beacon enables aggressive flanking positions
- L85A3 offers closer-range capability than bolt-actions
This is a niche build but offers interesting gameplay variety.
Weapon Comparisons
How does the L85A3 stack against similar weapons?
vs. B36A4
The B36A4 fires faster and kills quicker at close range. The L85A3 is more accurate at medium-long distances.
Choose B36A4 if: You prefer aggressive playstyles and value close-quarters performance.
Choose L85A3 if: You prioritize medium-range accuracy and controllability over close-range TTK.
vs. KORD-6P67
The KORD-6P67 has higher damage per shot but more recoil. The L85A3 is easier to control for consistent hits.
Choose KORD if: You can handle recoil and want maximum damage per shot.
Choose L85A3 if: You value ease of use and consistent accuracy over raw damage.
vs. M4A1
The M4A1 is more versatile and beginner-friendly. The L85A3 specializes at medium ranges specifically.
Choose M4A1 if: You want all-rounder performance without committing to specific ranges.
Choose L85A3 if: You’re comfortable with range-focused specialization and positioning requirements.
For comprehensive assault rifle rankings, check our Complete Weapons List.
Advanced Tips and Techniques
Tip #1: Pre-Aim Common Lanes
The L85A3’s accuracy rewards pre-aiming predictable movement routes. Rather than tracking enemies after they appear, aim where they’ll be and shoot as they enter your crosshair.
Tip #2: Burst Rhythm Becomes Muscle Memory
After enough practice, the 5-shot burst rhythm becomes automatic. You’ll naturally pulse-fire without thinking about it, maximizing accuracy without sacrificing too much fire rate.
Tip #3: Use High Ground Aggressively
Elevation provides multiple advantages for this weapon: better angles over cover, increased visibility of distant targets, and psychological advantage (most players don’t look up enough).
Tip #4: Sound Discipline Matters
Suppressors aren’t just for minimap concealment—they prevent audio spotting from revealing your exact position. When flanking or holding unexpected angles, suppressed fire keeps you undetected longer.
Tip #5: Learn Engagement Breaking
If caught in unfavorable fight (too close, outnumbered, poor position), use smoke grenades or combat rolls to break engagement and reposition. Don’t commit to fights you’ll lose.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Mistake #1: Playing Too Aggressively
The L85A3 punishes rushing. If you’re constantly dying to SMGs and shotguns, you’re positioning too close to action.
Solution: Force yourself to hang back 10-20 meters further than feels natural. You’ll win more fights.
Mistake #2: Full-Auto at Distance
Holding trigger at 60+ meters wastes ammo and broadcasts position while landing minimal hits.
Solution: Force burst discipline. Even if it feels slower, controlled bursts kill faster than inaccurate spraying.
Mistake #3: Ignoring Reload Timing
Reloading in open or during active pressure gets you killed repeatedly with this weapon.
Solution: Develop reload discipline. Only reload behind cover or during confirmed safe moments.
Mistake #4: Fighting Outside Optimal Ranges
Trying to use this weapon at 10 meters or 100+ meters fights against its design strengths.
Solution: Recognize engagement ranges before shooting. If distance isn’t ideal, reposition before engaging.
Mistake #5: Neglecting Attachments
Stock L85A3 is merely adequate. Properly attached L85A3 is genuinely strong.
Solution: Prioritize unlocking Heavy Barrel and recoil-reduction grips. These transform the weapon’s performance.
Platform Considerations
The L85A3 performs consistently across Steam, PlayStation, and Epic Games Store, though input methods affect playstyle:
Mouse & Keyboard Players:
The precision of mouse aim enables:
- More reliable headshot builds (Synthetic Tips becomes more viable)
- Tighter burst control at longer ranges
- Easier target tracking during sustained fire
Controller Players:
Aim assist helps with tracking but:
- Burst discipline becomes more important (stick drift during extended fire)
- Standard build recommended over headshot build (less reliable head targeting)
- Consider slightly higher magnification optics for stability
See our Controller vs Keyboard & Mouse guide for detailed input-specific recommendations, or check our Best Settings & Optimization Guide for performance improvements.
Challenge Completion with L85A3
If working on weapon-specific challenges or general assignments, the L85A3 works well for:
Headshot challenges: Synthetic Tips build accelerates progress significantly Medium-range kill challenges: This weapon’s entire identity Accuracy-based challenges: Low recoil helps maintain high accuracy percentages Flanking/position challenges: Natural synergy with optimal playstyle
Less ideal for: Close-quarters challenges: Wrong tool for this job High kill-count challenges: Slower TTK means fewer total kills per match Hipfire challenges: Accuracy advantage disappears when not ADS’d
Final Verdict: Should You Use the L85A3?
The L85A3 won’t top “best assault rifles” tier lists, and that’s okay. It’s not trying to be the best at everything—it’s trying to be exceptional at one specific thing: accurate, controlled medium-range combat.
Use the L85A3 if you:
- Enjoy positioning-focused gameplay over mindless rushing
- Value consistency and accuracy over flashy high-ROF weapons
- Understand engagement distance management
- Play supportive roles rather than frontline breaching
- Can maintain burst-fire discipline at range
Skip the L85A3 if you:
- Prefer aggressive close-quarters rushing
- Want versatile weapons effective at all ranges
- Struggle with positional discipline
- Need fastest possible TTK for competitive play
- Play exclusively tight CQB-focused maps/modes
My honest assessment: The L85A3 is a specialist tool that rewards intelligence over raw mechanics. It won’t carry bad positioning or poor decision-making, but it will absolutely amplify good tactical play.
In a meta dominated by high-ROF laser beams and close-range shredders, the L85A3 offers something different: methodical, accurate, positioning-focused gameplay that feels genuinely satisfying when executed properly.
Try it. Learn its ranges. Master burst control. Position intelligently. You might discover that “slower” doesn’t mean “worse”—sometimes it means “smarter.”
The r/Battlefield6 community has ongoing discussions about underrated weapons and off-meta builds. The L85A3 regularly appears in these conversations as a “hidden gem” for players willing to adapt their approach.
Now get out there and show everyone that controlled precision beats mindless spraying—at least between 30 and 75 meters.
Happy hunting, and remember: burst fire discipline separates good L85A3 users from great ones
