Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 players looking for a versatile, mobility-first assault rifle should consider the Han 86 build tested and recommended by IGN. The configuration prioritizes sprint, slide and jump movement without surrendering the recoil control and accuracy needed for medium-range engagements in multiplayer.
Build at a glance
- Build code: A03-6AL6S-S2N11 (use the Gunsmith import option to recreate in-game)
- Design goal: mobility with retained ADS recoil control and accuracy
Attachments
The IGN-recommended Han 86 loadout uses five attachments chosen to offset the weapon’s inherent drawbacks while enabling fast play:
- Laser: XRK Clutch-LS (Dim ADS Laser)
- Barrel: FSS IS300 (Heavy Silencer)
- Foregrip: FSS Fireline Grip (Angled Grip)
- Rear grip: XRK Justice II Grip (Tactical Grip)
- Stock: Meiko L9P-Fold (Light Stock)
IGN notes the Han 86 is the starting assault rifle in Modern Warfare 4 and calls it “the most basic of basics,” yet its tested build performs well from level 1 through Prestige when equipped as above.
Why these attachments
- XRK Clutch-LS: provides ADS speed improvement without creating a visible laser during aim-down-sights, avoiding position exposure when holding an angle.
- FSS IS300: a suppressor that improves muzzle velocity, damage range and ADS recoil control while concealing fire; the barrel choice does reduce ADS speed but pairs with other attachments to counter that penalty.
- FSS Fireline Grip: boosts ADS recoil control with only a small hit to ADS and sprint-to-fire speed, which the rest of the build largely offsets.
- XRK Justice II Grip: tactical rear grip that improves handling and contributes to the balance between mobility and control.
- Meiko L9P-Fold: light stock that favors movement and quick transitions.
IGN emphasizes that attachments carry trade-offs. The chosen combination aims to neutralize the FSS IS300’s slower ADS speed while retaining the benefits of suppression and recoil control.
Optional sights and trade-offs
If you prefer an optic, IGN recommends the Slimline Elite or the SZ Prima-4 DOT. Adding a reticle will require dropping one attachment from the list—most commonly the XRK Justice II rear grip—to remain within the gunsmith slot limits. Test the change to confirm the handling remains acceptable for your playstyle.
Note: the build targets Modern Warfare 4 multiplayer pacing, which IGN describes as somewhat slower than recent predecessors, but still fast enough that mobility remains valuable.
Recreate the loadout using the provided import code to try it in your own matches. Adjust a single attachment at a time if you prefer a different balance between raw mobility and accuracy.
