The process of unlocking Akimbo weapons in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone isn’t overly clear, so this guide provides a detailed walkthrough.
Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone feature a wide range of weapons, each with their own place within the overall meta. While each weapon has its strengths and weaknesses, they can all be made stronger with the right attachments. However, there is a better way to improve the strength of a weapon: by wielding two of them at once.
The Akimbo feature has been a staple in the COD franchise for a while now, but it’s only available for select weapons in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone. While Akimbo weapons are almost entirely made up of options from the Handgun category, there are a few exceptions. Here is how to unlock and use Akimbo weapons in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone.
Updated on August 4th, 2024, by Nathan Round: Since Modern Warfare 3’s launch and the subsequent integration with Call Of Duty: Warzone, the unlock requirements for Akimbo on certain weapons have changed. Aftermarket Parts that provide players with additional Akimbo Primary weapons have also been introduced. We have updated this guide to reflect these changes, including adding any missing weapons that were not previously included. How To Unlock Akimbo Weapons
Akimbo is a nifty attachment that allows players to dual-wield two weapons simultaneously. Akimbo is a common Rear Grip attachment that can be equipped to most Handguns via the Gunsmith. However, a few Primary weapons also feature an Akimbo modifier in the form of an Aftermarket Part.
Though Akimbo is readily available, the attachment has a set of unlock requirements that can vary between weapons. Here is a breakdown of all the weapons that support Akimbo in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone, along with how to unlock the attachment for each weapon:
Attachment
Weapons
Unlock Requirements
Akimbo COR-45 (Rear Grip)
COR-45
Reach level 21 with the COR-45 or activate as an Armory Unlock and complete 2 Daily Challenges.
