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DMRs (Designated Marksman Rifle) are a type of weapon in Battlegrounds.
Note: Since Bluehole doesn't release the official weapon values of guns. Not just one website has accurate 100% statistics for weapons. Each rely on the hundreds of spreadsheets and each have different numbers.
DMRs
Summary
DMRs, or Designated Marksman Rifles, are weapons between the Assault Rifles and Sniper Rifles categories. Broadly speaking, they've got just short of the range of a sniper rifle, and just slightly higher damage than an assault rifle, albeit with a slightly lower magazine size. Functionally speaking, they're a great short to medium range precision rifle, but they're not that great in assault situations.
Guides
DMRs are a big part of our Best Loadouts for PLAYERUNKNOWN's BATTLEGROUNDS, so if you use these weapons a lot, make sure to check out that page. For more tips and tricks, make sure to also check out our How to Play Guide for PLAYERUNKNOWN's BATTLEGROUNDS.
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