The MP7’s spray pattern is quite jerky, which is why CS2 players don’t tend to bother learning the recoil control technique for it. However, the MP7 can be very powerful if you spend only a couple of days practicing its recoil. If you have trouble understanding how to control the MP7, then you’re at the right place. Here’s a complete guide on the MP7 spray pattern in CS2.
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MP7 Spray Pattern Tutorial
MP7 Spray Pattern
The first 9 to 10 bullets shoot straight up at an angle toward the right. The first 4 to 5 bullets don’t have much kick compared to the next 4 to 5 bullets.
After that, the spray of the MP7 takes a sharp turn to the left for about 6 to 7 bullets, and then the spray stays there for around 8 to 9 bullets in a relatively tight grouping.
The remaining bullets go toward the right until stopping at one point for the final 3 to 4 bullets, with little to no deviation in the vertical or horizontal direction.
MP7 Recoil Control Technique
MP7 Recoil Control
If you understand the MP7 spray pattern, simply move your crosshairs in a path that’s the exact opposite of it, and you’ll be able to control its recoil. You can start by pulling the crosshair down at an angle toward the left and then abruptly moving the crosshair to the right.
After that, keep your crosshair at the same spot for about 8 to 9 bullets and then start moving it toward the left. Again, keep it there with almost no movement in either direction until the magazine runs out.
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Conclusion
There you have it, folks. You have now learned the basics of the MP7 spray pattern in CS2 and how to control its recoil. Remember that simply pulling the crosshair down alone isn’t enough to master a weapon’s recoil. Practice for a couple of days and you’ll soon get the hang of it.
