Urban Reload Gun Setups: How to Get and Equip Attachments for PvP

Quick answer

You build a gun setup in Urban Reload at the gun store, which sits underneath the train track: roll attachment cases to get attachments, equip them in the store's equip menu, and check the HUD ammo readout. The setups players have verified in PvP so far are the M4, called faster and more accurate than the AK, and the LMG with the Double Drum — the '60 drum' a defeated player credited a lost fight to.

• The gun store is underneath the train track and is marked by one of the symbols visible in the sky.
• Attachment cases give random rewards: the case you choose decides the attachment type, not the exact item.
• Verified PvP setups: the M4 with its 30-round beta setup, and the LMG + Double Drum (60 rounds).

Where you build a setup: the gun store

Every part of a gun setup happens at the gun store. The building holds the weapon cases and the attachments, and it is where you equip the attachments you have gotten so far. To find it, look at the sky: different symbols mark the different store locations, and the gun store is the one underneath the train track. A leaderboard tracking kills, KD and money stands right outside, so it is easy to confirm you are in the right place. This is the store as it works in the beta.

How to get attachments: roll the case that matches the slot

Attachments come from cases in the store, and the rolls are random. You choose the case that contains the type of attachment you want, but a particular attachment is not guaranteed on each roll, so expect to roll more than once for the exact item you are hunting.

The Double Drum is the drum magazine with two round drums and a central feed section — players just call it the 60-round drum ("they do got 60 drum").

The timer keeps you rolling: a "Next weapon roll in" countdown at the top of the screen shows how long remains until the next weapon roll, so a roll you miss is only postponed. The store is also where your money goes — "pretty much where you waste your money," as one beta player put it. If you run dry between rolls, the money farming guide covers steady income, and the weapon attachments guide collects what else your guns can take.

How to equip your attachments

Head into the store's equip menu. You browse attachment categories such as sights and mags, locate the specific attachment — the Double Drum, for example — and weigh your options before committing. Rarity colors give a quick read: in beta play, green items were accepted as good, and one player grabbed a drum first "because size will probably help me a lot," treating the biggest drum size as the rarest pull. The equip step works with whatever you have already gotten, so slot what you own now and upgrade as better rolls land.

Make sure the setup is live

Your configuration is readable in play. The HUD's ammunition display pairs the rounds currently in the magazine with that gun configuration's magazine capacity, so the number reflects the exact setup you are holding — the beta M4 street-and-plaza setup, for instance, displays 30 rounds. Rifles, shotguns and pistols all read this way. Glance at the display before a fight and you will know exactly what you are carrying.

The setups players have verified in PvP

M4. Two players independently made the same move in beta PvP — stepping up from an AK, one from a purple AK — and both called the switch a clear upgrade. It "shoots way faster than the AK and it has way more accuracy," the switch was "a massive game difference," and its RPM is "super high." One owner was "literally clapping people with the M4," and one of them called the LMG and the M4 probably the best guns. The configuration behind that run is the M4's beta street-and-plaza setup with its 30-round magazine.

LMG + Double Drum. This pairing showed up in a live fight: an opponent carried an LMG with a double drum mag holding 60 rounds, and the player who lost to it credited exactly that — "They have 60. That's why you got clapped." Another player confirmed the double mag, and one regular put it plainly: most people who beat him "only kill me because they have the LMG."

Two conditions come with these examples. They come from the game's first beta days in street-and-plaza PvP, so balance can move. And aim still decides fights — one player warned that even a gun with little recoil is useless "if you're not hitting no shots," so that half of the job is on you, and the best guns page tracks the rest of the arsenal.

Which one should you take? If you are still on an AK, the M4 is the upgrade players have verified — faster and more accurate. If you can buy an LMG and then roll a Double Drum from the GRIP & MAG CASE, you have built the sustained-fire setup opponents describe by name.

Build route at a glance

Checklist

• Find the gun store

  Underneath the train track, marked by a sky symbol.

• Roll the case for the attachment type you need

  MUZZLE & LASER CASE for a muzzle device, GRIP & MAG CASE for a drum mag; watch the 'Next weapon roll in' timer and keep rolling.

• Equip the attachment in the store's equip menu

  Browse categories such as sights and mags, check rarity colors, commit.

• Read the HUD ammo display

  The display pairs your current rounds with the configuration's capacity — 30 on the beta M4 setup.

• Take it into PvP

  The M4 and the LMG + Double Drum are the setups verified in beta play so far.