You can no longer use the Streetsweeper in Warzone because this version of the game was shut down. However, this guide will be updated and will come in handy if the Streetsweeper ever returns.
How do you know a gun is way too strong in a battle royale? Well, getting it removed from the loot pool is one alarm bell. The Streetsweeper shotgun in Call of Duty: Warzone was an absolute menace in the Black Ops Cold War era of the game.
However, that didn't mean you couldn't take your best Streetsweeper loadout into battle. The quick-firing, slow-reloading shotgun was arguably the strongest in its class, and at close range, it could delete players faster than you could say "they're hacking". While the base gun itself was powerful enough to get itself kicked out of the loot pool, with the right attachments the Streetsweeper could reach a whole new level in the battle royale game.
Unfortunately, the Streetsweeper has been removed from the game for real this time. With Warzone's Black Ops Cold War integration now over in favor of Modern Warfare 2 (2022) and Modern Warfare 3 (2023), the Streetsweeper is no longer available. However, there's always a possibility that fan-favorite weapons can make a return, so it's good to get an idea of what worked in its heyday.
Best Streetsweeper Warzone loadout
The best Warzone Streetsweeper loadout was:
- Agency Choke
- 13″ Reinforced Heavy
- Ember Sighting Point
- No Stock
- STANNAG 18 Rnd
This was a max damage Streetsweeper build that could comfortably three-shot-kill enemies from within around ten meters. With a quicker fire rate thanks to the Reinforced Heavy barrel, your enemies barely had time to react before you sent them to the Gulag. Yes, it really was that powerful when you consider how easy and forgiving it was to use.
To further amp up your deadliness, we recommended the Ember Sighting Point laser which increased your damage range and hip-fire accuracy. This helped you pick off targets at further ranges than you'd expect.
Nevertheless, with the Streetsweeper naturally being a close-range specialist, you needed something to cover you in other situations. A great all-rounder assault rifle like the ones featured in our best Kilo Warzone loadout and our best AMAX Warzone loadout might be what you're after.
For your perks, you wanted E.O.D. to soak up any explosive damage, Overkill so you could carry both your Streetsweeper and AR of your choice, and Amped for faster weapon switching.
A Heartbeat Sensor was a crucial part of any Warzone loadout, and for the lethal equipment either Thermite Grenades was the best option here to help you clear out rooms with your powerful shotty.
After giving this build a try, it was undoubtedly one of the best Warzone loadouts, so it's a shame that it's no longer available. Though it's not like you're short on shotguns in the current version of the game.