Sniping in Battlefield 6 is a game of patience and precision. You can spend minutes lining up the perfect shot, only for it to fall short or fly right over your enemy's head. That's where the Range Finder comes in, a handy attachment that takes the guesswork out of long-range engagements. It's a game-changer for any aspiring sniper, and in this guide, we'll break down exactly how to use it.

To use the Range Finder in Battlefield 6, you need to aim at your target with a long-range scope and press and hold the D-Pad down on consoles or the 'B' key on PC. This will automatically adjust your scope's zeroing to the target's distance, meaning you won't have to account for bullet drop.

How to Get the Range Finder

Before you can use the Range Finder, you'll need to unlock it. It's an attachment for the M2010 ESR sniper rifle and becomes available once you reach Mastery Level 4 with that weapon. Once unlocked, you can equip it in the right accessory slot in your loadout.

I remember when I first started playing Battlefield 6, I was terrible at sniping. I'd see an enemy hundreds of meters away, take a shot, and completely miss. It was so frustrating! I almost gave up on being a sniper altogether. Then, I unlocked the Range Finder. It was like a lightbulb went off in my head. Suddenly, I was hitting shots I never thought possible.

Using the Range Finder in the Field

Once you have the Range Finder equipped, using it is simple. Just follow these steps:

1. Find a target: Locate an enemy you want to engage from a distance.

2. Aim down your sights: Use a long-range scope to get a clear view of your target.

3. Use the Range Finder: Press and hold the D-Pad down (on controllers) or the 'B' key (on PC). You'll see the zeroing distance in the bottom right of your screen change to match the distance to your target.

4. Take the shot: With your scope now zeroed in, you can fire without having to worry about bullet drop.

I’ll never forget the first time I got a headshot from over 1,000 meters away. I was on the rooftop of a skyscraper, and I saw a tiny speck moving in the distance. I used my Range Finder, lined up the shot, and pulled the trigger. Seeing that "headshot" notification pop up was one of the most satisfying moments I've ever had in a video game.

Of course, just having a Range Finder doesn't guarantee a kill. You still need to be a good shot and know how to spot enemies in Battlefield 6 effectively. But it's a tool that will definitely give you an edge on the battlefield.

Want to get ahead in Battlefield 6 with some in-game purchases? With Playstorm, you can play fun games and earn points that you can redeem for PayPal cash or gift cards for the PlayStation and Xbox stores. That way, you can get all the cool new skins and weapons without having to spend your own money.