F2000

The F2000 is an assault rifle featured in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. It has a high rate of fire and high recoil.

Singleplayer
In singleplayer, the F2000 is seen used by police in No Russian, and is found with a Thermal Scope in the levels Estate Takedown, Wetwork, The Enemy Of My Enemy, and The Only Easy Day...Was Yesterday. The EGLM grenade launcher computer system is not usable, although the M203 is. In singleplayer, it has two different types of Red Dot Sights. One version of the weapon, the F2000 Scoped, uses a Red Dot Sight whose appearance is based on the standard F2000 telescopic sight. The second, the F2000 Red Dot Sight, uses the Red Dot Sight seen on most of the other weapons. The version seen in game seems to be based on the F2000 Tactical, with MIL-STD Picatinny Rails on the top in place of the optic and fire-control computer. The F2000 in singleplayer has almost no recoil at all, and a high rate of fire making it much more effective than it's multiplayer counterpart.

Multiplayer
In multiplayer, it is unlocked at Level 60 (Major General II). Even though this rifle is bullpup-operated, it has an obnoxiously high recoil and very low damage. Due to these reasons, it is the most overlooked Assault Rifle in the game, as its high vertical recoil makes it difficult to kill enemies at medium and long range. Firing in bursts is essential at range. Generally, the F2000 is only used by players who have recently unlocked the weapon. While the F2000 has the highest rate of fire of all of the assault rifles, many players compare this weapon to the TAR-21 though it is considered as a weaker variant, the TAR-21 has a more manageable rate of fire, more damage per round and lower recoil. Its inaccuracy can make it difficult to get headshots intentionally, though the vertical recoil will usually yield accidental headshots if aiming for the chest or neck. The F2000 is a very deadly weapon in the right hands, as it is very accurate at long ranges if a player takes single shots. The F2000 has little to no recoil when taking single shots. It is also one of the best close range weapons, being the most effective in maps such as Terminal and Rust. Due to its rate of fire, the F2000 burns through magazines and ammunition rather quickly. Unfortunately, it also has a fairly slow reload time. However, the F2000's high rate of fire means that it can be extremely efficient when fired from the hip or at close range targets, as with other high-fire-rate weapons. When paired with Steady Aim, the F2000 becomes a deadly hipfire weapon. When using the F2000, it is recommended you aim at the groin of the enemy then fire, as its vertical recoil will usually yield headshots or a faster killing rate. It is also recommended that you stay in a clear area when reloading as pulling the magazine out and placing it back in takes a considerable amount of time.

The ACOG scope is not recommended for this weapon as it increases the already high recoil, making it difficult to use when firing in full automatic.

Weapon attachments

 * Grenade Launcher
 * Shotgun
 * Red Dot Sight
 * Holographic Sight
 * Silencer
 * Heartbeat Sensor
 * ACOG Scope
 * Thermal Scope
 * FMJ
 * Extended Mags

Trivia

 * The Veteran II Challenge for the F2000 is different from every other Veteran II, due to not only the gun name changing but adding the manufacturer's name to the emblem (instead of just F2000 it is FN 2000).


 * No Russian and Loose Ends are the only times in the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 singleplayer campaign where the F2000 can be seen with a regular Red Dot sight instead of its unique one. However, it can be seen in Spec Ops.


 * The F2000, along with the M4A1, and M16A4 are the only guns that allow its user to see the heartbeat sensor when they have switched to the Masterkey (shotgun attachment).
 * The F2000's Red Dot Sight does not disappear during an EMP.
 * The F2000's iron sights are extremely similar to the Lee-Enfield and (identical to L-E) Arisaka bolt action rifles in previous Call of Duty games.
 * During Spec Ops and No Russian on rare occasions, the player can find an "F2000 Scoped" on the level "Terminal", it uses the standard F2000 scope.
 * The player operates the F2000 incorrectly. The button that is hit during a full reload is actually the magazine release, not the bolt release; the F2000 does not have a bolt release.

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