The GPR 91 is a versatile mid-range assault rifle with one standout trait: 730 m/s bullet velocity. That makes leading targets at distance almost unnecessary, but you'll need to tame its 47.8 units of vertical recoil to get the most out of it. Below are three builds that do exactly that.
ADS
225ms
RPM
714
Bullet Vel.
730 m/s
TTK (close)
504ms
Best Build
GPR 91 Core Stats
| Stat | Value | |---|---| | Fire Rate | 714 RPM | | ADS Time | 225 ms | | Bullet Velocity | 730 m/s | | Magazine Size | 30 rounds | | Vertical Recoil | 47.8 | | Close TTK | 504 ms | | Long-Range TTK | 420 ms | | Tier | Good |
The GPR 91 has a somewhat slow close-range TTK of 504 ms, meaning it isn't the pick for barrel-stuffing fights. Where it excels is at range — the long-range TTK drops to 420 ms thanks to a favorable third damage profile that kicks in at 46 meters, where chest shots deal 27 damage. Combined with the high bullet velocity, this rifle is built for mid-to-long engagements.
Damage Profile Breakdown
| Range | Head | Chest | Stomach | Legs | |---|---|---|---|---| | 0–45.7 m | 28 | 23 | 23 | 23 | | 45.7–46 m | 23 | 19 | 19 | 19 | | 46 m+ | 29 | 27 | 22 | 22 |
Notice the brief damage dip between 45.7 m and 46 m — in practice this window is so narrow it's nearly irrelevant. Beyond 46 meters, chest damage jumps to 27, which is what produces that strong 420 ms long-range TTK. Aiming upper chest and head at distance is rewarded here.
Build 1 — Long Range
This is the primary build for most Warzone situations. It maximizes recoil control and extends your magazine for squad fights.
| Slot | Attachment | |---|---| | Optic | Willis 3x | | Muzzle | Compensator | | Barrel | Gain-Twist Barrel | | Underbarrel | Vertical Foregrip | | Magazine | Extended Mag III |
Why this works: The Compensator and Vertical Foregrip directly address the GPR 91's main weakness — 47.8 units of vertical recoil. The Gain-Twist Barrel further extends the rifle's already strong bullet velocity, making it even easier to connect at long range. The Willis 3x gives you the magnification needed for Warzone sightlines, and Extended Mag III ensures you have enough rounds to down and finish players with plates.
This is the build to run if you're pairing the GPR 91 with an SMG or shotgun secondary.
Build 2 — Rush
For aggressive rotations and pushing buildings where you still want AR range.
| Slot | Attachment | |---|---| | Optic | Volzhskiy Reflex | | Muzzle | Compensator | | Barrel | Reinforced Barrel | | Underbarrel | Vertical Foregrip | | Magazine | Extended Mag III |
Why this works: Swapping to the Volzhskiy Reflex gives you a cleaner close-to-mid sight picture without the tunnel vision of a 3x. The Reinforced Barrel keeps handling snappy for faster engagements. You're still running the Compensator and Vertical Foregrip for recoil control — that 47.8 vertical kick doesn't disappear just because you're playing aggressive.
Keep in mind the GPR 91's close-range TTK is 504 ms, so you'll want to pre-aim corners rather than swing wide against dedicated SMGs.
Build 3 — Support
A balanced option if you're holding angles and supporting teammates from mid-range.
| Slot | Attachment | |---|---| | Optic | Kepler Microflex | | Muzzle | Compensator | | Barrel | Reinforced Barrel | | Underbarrel | G-Grip | | Magazine | Extended Mag I |
Why this works: The G-Grip trades some vertical recoil control for improved stability and handling, which suits a more stationary playstyle. The Kepler Microflex is a clean low-magnification optic for consistent mid-range tracking. Extended Mag I adds a few extra rounds without the ADS penalty of the larger magazines — useful when you're not expected to full-wipe squads solo.
This build tends to feel the most responsive in ADS, making it a solid option if you value snappiness over raw ammo capacity.
Where the GPR 91 Fits in the Meta
The GPR 91 currently sits in the Good tier on our meta tier list. Its 730 m/s bullet velocity is a genuine advantage — it makes this rifle feel more consistent at range than most competitors. The tradeoff is a 504 ms close-range TTK that leaves it behind faster-firing options in CQB.
If you're considering alternatives, the AK-27 sits a tier higher at Very Good and is worth a look. You can also compare with ABR A1 for a side-by-side breakdown, or check the AK-27 comparison to see where the stat gaps are.
GPR 91
GoodAK-27
Very Good
Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- High bullet velocity (730 m/s) — among the highest in the AR class
- Strong long-range TTK (420 ms) thanks to favorable damage profile beyond 46 m
- Versatile across engagement ranges with the right build
Weaknesses:
- 47.8 units of vertical recoil requires dedicated recoil attachments
- 504 ms close-range TTK is below average for aggressive plays
- Needs Extended Mag III for squad-wipe potential, which costs an attachment slot
Final Verdict
The GPR 91 is a reliable all-range AR that rewards players who control recoil and fight at medium-to-long distances. Start with the Long Range build, and swap to the Rush variant if your playstyle demands it. For full stats and live updates, check the GPR 91 weapon page, and browse our loadout guides for more optimized builds across every weapon class.