Rifle · Rust
LR-300 recoil pattern
The LR-300 trades a little damage for a much friendlier spray than the AK. Its kick is mostly vertical with less sideways sway, which makes it the go-to rifle for players who want AK-level range without fighting the gun as hard.
How to control the LR-300
- 1Pull down steadily; the LR-300 climbs smoothly, so one consistent motion works better than jerky corrections.
- 2It's forgiving enough for full sprays at medium range, but still burst at long range.
- 3Crouching tightens the spray noticeably. Use cover and crouch-spray when you can.
- 4Pair it with a Holosight for close and mid fights, or an 8x scope for tapping at range.
Using a Rust script with the LR-300
A Rust script (also called a recoil script or no-recoil macro) moves your mouse against the LR-300's spray for you, so your shots stay where you aim. The WipeReady Rust script has a profile tuned to the LR-300's exact spray pattern for every attachment, matched to your sensitivity and FOV.
You decide how much it does: at 100% horizontal and vertical control it holds the LR-300 steady, and lower settings hand more of the work back to you. Not sure yet? Feel it first in the free Recoil Range.
LR-300 FAQ
How do you control the LR-300 recoil in Rust?
Pull down steadily; the LR-300 climbs smoothly, so one consistent motion works better than jerky corrections. It's forgiving enough for full sprays at medium range, but still burst at long range.
Is the LR-300 hard to control?
We rate it medium. Its kick is mostly vertical with less sideways sway, which makes it the go-to rifle for players who want AK-level range without fighting the gun as hard.
Does WipeReady work with the LR-300?
Yes. The WipeReady Rust Script has a tuned spray profile for the LR-300 and every attachment, matched to your sensitivity and FOV.
