The best Oris 8.6 builds in MW4

Modern Warfare 4 — (Image credit: Activision)

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Quickscope build
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The best Oris 8.6 build in MW4 is usually based around versatile mid-combat use, allowing you to quick-scope and drop opponents either in multiplayer or in DMZ. If you bought the deluxe edition of Modern Warfare 4 you'll have access to the Volt Edge blueprint for this powerful marksman rifle, and if you build it up further it can raise to the level of one of the best MW4 guns. Below I'll take you through all the best Oris builds so you can create a strong loadout, both for general sniping and for quick-scoping power.

Oris 8.6 quickscope build

The best quickscope build for the Oris 8.6 Modern Warfare 4 — (Image credit: Activision)

Muzzle: ZLR Cold Echo
Barrel: EXP Crosstac 22
Laser: Schlager Visiv-5
Bolt: Lightfire-5 Quick Bolt
Stock: No stock

If you're a slightly insufferable player who wants to treat a sniper rifle like it's a sidearm, this is the build for you. Based around ADS draw speed, fire rate, and control, this is a quick-scope build that allows you to run around the battlefield and rapidly pull the Oris out in a flash to land a quick headshot. Mouse and keyboard players in particular will really be able to point and click their way to strong killstreaks.

Everything here is all about matching that quickscope power. The balance is increasing ADS and damage as much as possible - you want to hit the target quickly, and guarantee the best chance of a one hit KO, which you should be able to do with any shot to the upper body.

Oris 8.6 mid-range build

The Oris 8.6 XRK attachment Modern Warfare 4 — (Image credit: Activision)

Muzzle: EXP Undertow Gen.2
Barrel: EXP Crosstac 22
Laser: XRK Clutch-LS
Optic: Cronen R808
Rear Grip: Bruen R7-TC Grip

This Oris 8.6 mid-range build requires you to have maxed the gun's level out (the Undertow Muzzle is the last thing you'll unlock), but it's worth it. This is a build made for as many situations and playstyles as possible, with the Cronen scope offering a 4x Magnification. You'll generally be using it for mid-range sniping as a result, but it can work very well as a quick-scoper in a pinch, with attachments like the XRK laser boosting ADS speed for such events (and they will happen before long).

Of the two builds, this is definitely the one better suited to the DMZ, setting up on rooftops or at a safe distance and picking off NPCs where you can, or taking down enemy operators before they're able to get closer.

Looking for more weapon builds? Check out the best options for the MW4 Vel 46 build, the MW4 M4 build, and the MW4 Han 86 build.

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