CODLOCKERThe builds on the Pro Meta Classes page include a code you can enter in the Gunsmith. It saves you picking every attachment by hand.
What the code contains
A build code is a shareable reference to a weapon setup. For example, a code on the classes page looks like A01-AV3HK-U2JA5-1. Use the code listed beside the build you want, then check the attachments after importing it.
Importing a build
- Open the correct weapon in the Gunsmith.
- Find the build-code option and choose the option to enter or import a code.
- Enter the code as shown, including the dashes, and confirm.
- Compare the equipped attachments with the list on the classes page.
If it doesn’t work, check for a typing mistake first. Then check that you’re using the right game and weapon and that the listed attachments are available to you. You can also equip the listed attachments manually.
Why the competitive list is short
Pro classes are built around the CDL rules and gentlemen’s agreements, usually shortened to GAs. Those agreements place extra limits on what teams use in competition, so there are fewer options than you’ll find in a public match.
The BO7 classes collected here focus on two Mod 15 setups and an MPC build. Use the listed attachments to compare them; a code by itself doesn’t explain what makes one setup different.
Using them in ranked or public matches
A pro build can be a useful starting point for ranked or scrims, provided it fits the rules you’re playing under. Public matches may allow other attachments that suit you better.
Check the build’s game and update date before copying it. A saved code can still load after a balance change, but that doesn’t guarantee the weapon will feel the same.