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The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: WWII The subject of this article appears in Call of Duty: WWII Nazi Zombies
For other weapons named Walther, see Walther.

"Semi-auto shotgun that offers a consistent damage output."
— Description


The Toggle Action, referred to as Walther in the game files, is a magazine-fed semi-automatic shotgun featured in Call of Duty: WWII.

Multiplayer[]

The Toggle Action boasts similar damage stats to the 205 Brecci and the Reaver from previous games. Its low damage per shot and decently high fire rate allow for consistent damage output, but in most cases it won't net a one-shot kill outside of hardcore game modes. Generally, the gun is a 3 shot kill in core game modes. The Toggle Action has a point blank one-shot kill range (directly next to the enemy). Players using the other three shotguns have a distinct advantage over the Toggle Action user in that they kill in 1 shot. However, if the first shot misses or fails to kill, especially when hipfiring, the player using the Toggle Action can easily dispose of the enemy.

It is best used with Extended Mags and Advanced Rifling, due to its low magazine size and bad damage range, respectively. Players can also use Incendiary Rounds to combat the low damage output, by having the afterburn effect leave their opponent's health diminished.

In the November 9th, 2017 update, the Toggle Action was buffed with increased damage at extremely close range.[1]

Nazi Zombies[]

The Toggle Action can only be obtained from the Mystery Box in Zombies mode. It boasts good damage, being a 2-3 shot kill until the late teen rounds. It is the most effective shotgun, with it being semi-automatic, to dish out a large amount of damage in a short period of time. Also, the Toggle Action reloads using a magazine, which allows the player to always have rounds to use, as well as a quicker reload.

When upgraded via the Ubersprengen, it becomes Lucky. The Lucky is not as powerful as the Combat Shotgun or the M30 Luftwaffe Drilling (in their upgraded forms) in terms of pure damage, but more than makes up for it by being able to kill zombies in the player's way, without worrying about failing to kill in one shot. The Lucky, like the 205 Brecci, can easily kill special zombies like the Brenner and Wüstling quickly.


Attachments[]

Attachment Unlock level
Reflex Sight menu icon WWII
Reflex Sight
Weapon Level 2 Zombies level 11
Quickdraw menu icon WWII
Quickdraw
Weapon Level 3 Zombies level 4
Steady Aim menu icon WWII
Steady Aim
Weapon Level 4 Zombies level 36
Extended Mag menu icon WWII
Extended Mags
Weapon Level 5 Zombies level 32
Advanced Rifling menu icon WWII
Advanced Rifling
Weapon Level 6 Zombies level 18
Rapid Fire menu icon WWII
Rapid Fire
Weapon Level 7 Zombies level 25
Incendiary Rounds menu icon WWII
Incendiary Shells
Weapon Level 8 N/A

Variants[]

For the visuals of the variants, see Toggle Action/Variants.
Name Icon Perk Notes
Toggle Action Toggle Action Icon WWII Level 22
Winter's Wild Toggle Action Winter's Wild Icon WWII Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 10% Bonus Soldier XP Winter's Wild Collection Reward
Unique inspect animation
Winter's Wild II Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 15% Bonus Soldier XP Unique inspect animation
Enigma Toggle Action Enigma Icon WWII Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 10% Bonus Soldier XP
Zombies Mode Perk Icon WWII Body Count
Toggle Action Collection Reward
Enigma II Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 15% Bonus Soldier XP
Flag Top Toggle Action Flag Top Icon WWII Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 10% Bonus Soldier XP
Flag Top II Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 15% Bonus Soldier XP
Dynamo Toggle Action Dynamo Icon WWII Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 10% Bonus Soldier XP
Dynamo II Soldier Exp Bonus Items WWII 15% Bonus Soldier XP

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • The Dynamo variants have the string "WVW95919" marked on the side of the receiver in yellow lettering, with the phrase "FOR CHRISTINE" scratched over the lettering.
  • The Winter's Wild variants contains the strings "SERIAL NO E17-01-15" and "NSN OF SHG-0115 USAF 820919" written on the receiver. The colour scheme of the variant also resembles the American B-17 Flying Fortress bomber, with the name of the variant referring to the name of the pilot written on the side of the receiver, "LT. E. "BUPPS" WINTER", and nose art containing an owl with Browning M2 machine guns and the name of the plane.
    • There are 20 guided bomb markings on the receiver underneath the rear sight, referencing the practice of victory marking, where planes are marked by the pilot referring to the number of missions flown with the plane. According to the markings, twenty bombing missions were conducted with the aircraft.

References[]

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