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Battlefield 1 Weapon comparison: Automatico M1918 Trench vs Model 10-A Factory
Symthic BF1 stats version
1.15
Notice
Weapons that show "N/A" for all reload values have dynamic reload times. See reload mechanics page for more information.
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Weapon 1
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Weapon
Attachment 1
Attachment 2
Weapon 2
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Automatico M1918 Trench
+ None + None
vs
Model 10-A Factory
+ None + None
Advantages of Automatico M1918 Trench + None + None
Much more max damage
23
vs
12.5
Automatico M1918 Trench has 84% higher max damage
Much more min damage
13.5
vs
6.25
Automatico M1918 Trench has 116% higher min damage
Much higher fire rate
900 rpm
vs
78 rpm
Automatico M1918 Trench fires rounds 1054% faster
Much larger magazine
25
vs
6
Automatico M1918 Trench has 317% bigger magazine
Higher muzzle velocity
380 m/s
vs
333 m/s
Automatico M1918 Trench's bullets fly 14% faster
Significatly less upwards recoil
0.42
vs
11
Automatico M1918 Trench has 96% less upwards kick
Significatly less recoil to left
0.4
vs
1
Automatico M1918 Trench has 60% less kick to left
Significatly less recoil to right
0.4
vs
1
Automatico M1918 Trench has 60% less kick to right
A lot faster Recoil decrease
8
vs
4.5
Automatico M1918 Trench recovers 78% faster from recoil
Significantly less spread increase per shot (ADS)
0.045
vs
1.6
Spread increases 97% less on Automatico M1918 Trench when shooting (ADS)
Significantly less spread increase per shot (HIP)
0.045
vs
1.6
Spread increases 97% less on Automatico M1918 Trench when shooting (HIP)
Significantly tighter pellet cone
0
vs
2.25
Automatico M1918 Trench has 100% tighter pellet cone
Learn more about the Automatico M1918 Trench:
Advantages of Model 10-A Factory + None + None
Much lower first shot recoil multiplier
1 x
vs
2.4 x
Model 10-A Factory's First shot recoil multiplier is 58% lower
Significantly less spread (ADS, not moving)
0
vs
0.3
Model 10-A Factory has 100% lower ADS base spread (Not moving)
Significantly less spread (ADS, moving)
0.4
vs
0.5
Model 10-A Factory has 20% lower ADS base spread (Moving)
Slightly less spread (HIP, Stand, Not moving)
0.4
vs
0.667
Model 10-A Factory has 40% lower HIP base spread (Standing, Not moving)
Slightly less spread (HIP, Crouching, Not moving)
0.3
vs
0.667
Model 10-A Factory has 55% lower HIP base spread (Crouch, Not moving)
Slightly less spread (HIP, Prone, Not moving)
0.2
vs
0.667
Model 10-A Factory has 70% lower HIP base spread (Prone, Not moving)
Slightly less spread (HIP, Stand, Moving)
0.6
vs
1.001
Model 10-A Factory has 40% lower HIP base spread (Standing, Moving)
Slightly less spread (HIP, Crouching, Moving)
0.5
vs
0.667
Model 10-A Factory has 25% lower HIP base spread (Crouch, Moving)
Slightly less spread (HIP, Prone, Moving)
0.4
vs
0.667
Model 10-A Factory has 40% lower HIP base spread (Prone, Moving)
Much lower first shot spread multiplier (ADS)
1
vs
6
Model 10-A Factory's First shot spread multiplier is 83% lower (ADS)
Much faster spread decrease (HIP)
24
vs
2.7
Model 10-A Factory recovers 789% faster from spread (HIP)
Much higher number of pellets
12
vs
1
Model 10-A Factory fires 1100% more pellets
Learn more about the Model 10-A Factory
Equal stats on Automatico M1918 Trench + None + None and Model_10-A_Factory + None + None
Equal bullet drop
12 m/s²
vs
12 m/s²
Both guns have same bullet drop
Same first shot spread multiplier (HIP)
1
vs
1
Both guns have same first shot spread multiplier (HIP)
Equally quick to fire after switching weapons
0.65 s
vs
0.65 s
Both guns take equally long to fire after switching weapons