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No clickbait this AEK Rapid fire is VERY busted. Extremely fast burst and can 1 burst consistently. 2-4x Scopes give 30% Gun kick control as well. Free nukes until they nerf enjoy Build at the end

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NOOOO don’t tell anyone! This has been my secret for days.

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The G11 from Black Ops 1?

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How come every video I watch that say "This weapon is OP with these attachments" then has the easiest lobbies imaginable! If I try this the enemies will just one shot me with SMG's, and then somehow appear at my next spawn location in seconds and repeat for the rest of the game

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“1 burst consistently” and most kills are a 2 burst 😂😂

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AEK might be the best gun in the game.

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this doesn’t seem much different from the M8 in BO2

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Been keeping this weapon like a secret since me and my friends found out about this on release

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this is pretty normal for me since i played bf4 on locker 24/7

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and the extended mag you never have to reload

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