Weapon Stats & DPS Calculator

Compare Season 29 TTK, one-clip breakpoints, and duel outcomes for ranked loadouts, including the Hemlok Breach AR, floor-loot C.A.R., and care package L-STAR.

Last verified: Season 29 — May 20, 2026

Compare Season 29 weapon DPS, TTK, damage, magazine output, and one-clip thresholds below. Every result uses the same selected hit zone, target health, and magazine assumptions.

⚔️ Head-to-Head Comparison

R-301 Carbine

Assault Rifle

DPS

176

TTK

1.11s

Mag Damage

234

Magazine

18 rounds

Body

13

Head

23

Leg

10

810 RPMReload: 2.4s / 3.2s✓ Can one-clip

R-99 SMG

SMG

DPS

198

TTK

1.00s

Mag Damage

209

Magazine

19 rounds

Body

11

Head

14

Leg

9

1080 RPMReload: 1.8s / 2.45s✓ Can one-clip

📊 All Weapons

#WeaponDPSTTKMag DmgRPM1-Clip?
1Devotion LMGLMG2250.87s540900✓
2Bocek Compound BowMarksman2100.67s0180✗
3HAVOC RifleAssault Rifle2020.98s432672✓
4L-STAR EMGLMG2000.90s480600✓
5R-99 SMGSMG1981.00s2091080✓
6C.A.R. SMGSMG1861.03s228930✓
7Prowler Burst PDWSMG1861.03s560697✓
8VK-47 FlatlineAssault Rifle1801.10s360600✓
9Volt SMGSMG1801.08s285720✓
10R-301 CarbineAssault Rifle1761.11s234810✓
11Hemlok Breach ARAssault Rifle1691.17s396462✓
12M600 SpitfireLMG1621.22s630540✓
13Alternator SMGSMG1601.20s304600✓
14RE-45 AutoPistol1561.23s192780✗
15Nemesis Burst ARAssault Rifle1551.24s320582✓
16EVA-8 AutoShotgun1341.25s448144✓
17Rampage LMGLMG1301.40s728300✓
18WingmanPistol1301.15s450156✓
19G7 ScoutMarksman1281.50s320240✓
20P2020Pistol1261.57s252420✓
21Mastiff ShotgunShotgun1161.52s44079✓
22MozambiqueShotgun991.82s270132✓
2330-30 RepeaterMarksman971.73s252139✓
24Triple TakeMarksman852.22s37881✓
25PeacekeeperShotgun842.35s49551✓
26Longbow DMRSniper722.31s33078✓
27Kraber .50-CalSniper582.40s56025✓
28Charge RifleSniper482.31s44026✓
29SentinelSniper443.16s28038✓

How This Tool Works

This page is built for practical gunfight decisions, not generic tier-list debates. You can swap hit zone, target HP, and magazine tier to model the fights you actually take.

DPS, TTK, and mag-dump damage are computed from the same stat source, so every comparison uses consistent assumptions.

Use it for ranked prep: validate your two-gun pair, confirm one-clip breakpoints, and choose weapons that fit your preferred engagement ranges.

Formula & Assumptions

  • DPS = (damage * RPM) / 60.
  • TTK = (shots to kill - 1) / (RPM / 60), assuming full hit accuracy.
  • Mag dump damage = damage per bullet * selected magazine size.
  • One-clip indicator checks whether mag-dump damage exceeds selected HP pool.

Example Scenario

  1. Set target HP to 225 and hit zone to body for realistic mid-game fights.
  2. Compare R-301 versus Flatline in the duel module and inspect TTK plus mag damage.
  3. Sort all weapons by TTK to see where your preferred guns sit under the same assumptions.

Common Mistakes

  • Reading headshot TTK as if it were a realistic all-body engagement.
  • Ignoring magazine level when comparing one-clip potential.
  • Assuming highest theoretical DPS always wins real fights without recoil and range context.

Data Source & Update Policy

  • Weapon data is versioned by season and kept in a dedicated file for patch-day updates.
  • Season 29 updates include Hemlok Breach AR tuning, C.A.R. floor-loot magazine changes, and L-STAR care package damage.
  • Numbers should be reviewed whenever patch notes include weapon tuning.
  • The tool is deterministic and does not simulate spread, movement, missed shots, lock-on behavior, Breach Charge, or Redline.

How To Validate Any Output

Treat this page as a decision aid, not a black box. Start by checking that your inputs reflect your real situation (current rank, level, inventory, or playtime). Then compare one result against a real in-game outcome or official patch-note value. If the output is directionally right and assumptions match your case, use it for planning. If your local conditions differ, adjust assumptions and run another scenario before acting on the number.

The goal is transparent utility. Every calculator here intentionally exposes assumptions so you can audit the logic quickly and avoid common mistakes from outdated guides. That approach helps this site stay useful even when the Apex meta changes, because updating a few clearly documented values is faster and safer than rewriting hidden logic.