Fortnite Ballistic All Weapons: Stats, Cost & How to Get

Looking to master Fortnite’s new 5v5 tactical mode? Understanding the weapons in Ballistic is crucial for success. In this mode, you’ll need to manage your Credits wisely to build your arsenal throughout each match.

Let’s break down every weapon available in Fortnite Ballistic, their complete stats, and how to get your hands on them.

Editor’s Note: The mode entered the early access phase on December 11, so we can expect new weapons to come to the mode soon. We will update this article as soon as new weapons are shown in-game.

All Fortnite Ballistic Available Weapons

Before jumping into a match, you should know what each weapon and flex gadget in Fortnite Ballistic offers. Every gun has its own strengths and trade-offs in terms of damage, fire rate, magazine size, and reload time. Here’s the complete breakdown of all weapons:

Assault Rifles

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Fire Rate	Magazine	Reload Time
Nemesis AR	2,500	40	9.75	25	2.5s
Striker AR	2,500	39	11	30	3.2s
Enforcer AR	2,000	65	5.25	12	2.2s

Pistols

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Fire Rate	Magazine	Reload Time
Ranger Pistol	Free	26	5.75	12	1.5s
Hand Cannon	800	50	2	7	2.2s

SMGs

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Fire Rate	Magazine	Reload Time
Thunder Burst SMG	1,100	27	8.32	27	2.25s
Hyper SMG	1,500	26	13.33	30	2s

Shotguns

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Fire Rate	Magazine	Reload Time
Hammer Pump Shotgun	900	94	0.88	6	5.25s
Frenzy Auto Shotgun	1,600	68	2.75	8	3.7s

Sniper Rifles

Weapon	Cost	Damage	Fire Rate	Magazine	Reload Time
Reaper Sniper Rifle	5,000	150	0.66	3	3.5s

How to Get Weapons in FortniteBallistic

Getting weapons in Ballistic works differently from the regular Battle Royale mode. Here’s what you need to know:

At the start of each match, you’ll spawn with a Ranger Pistol and 800 Credits. During the buy phase at the beginning of each round, you can purchase additional weapons using your Credits. You earn more Credits by:

• Eliminating opponents
• Planting the Rift Point Device
• Surviving rounds
• Completing objectives

If you survive a round, you’ll keep your weapons for the next round. However, if you get eliminated, you’ll lose your loadout and need to purchase new weapons in the next round. You can also pick up weapons dropped by eliminated players or share weapons with teammates by dropping them manually.

The most expensive weapon is the Reaper Sniper Rifle at 5,000 Credits, while the most affordable non-free option is the Hand Cannon at 800 Credits. Budget your Credits wisely – sometimes it’s better to save up for a better weapon in future rounds than to spend everything immediately.

Remember, you can check what weapons your teammates have through the scoreboard, which helps coordinate your team’s loadout strategy. Consider mixing up your team’s weapon choices to cover different ranges and situations effectively.