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Outlaw

Outlaw

Sniper Rifles2,400 creds22 skins

On the Outlaw, one headshot kills through a heavy shield, and 2 body shots kill through a heavy shield.

Shots to kill and time to kill

Shields absorb damage one-for-one, so a light shield puts an opponent on 125 effective health and a heavy shield on 150. Time to kill measures from the first bullet landing to the last, which is why a one-shot kill reads 0.00s.

050m238 head · 140 body · 119 legs

TargetHeadshotsTTKBody shotsTTKLeg shots
No shield10.00s10.00s1
Light shield10.00s10.00s2
Heavy shield10.00s20.36s2

Between 0 and 50 metres, a headshot deals 238 damage and kills through a heavy shield outright — one bullet ends the duel. Body shots take 2 through a heavy shield at this range.

The Outlaw deals identical damage at every range — there is no falloff to play around.

Handling

Fire rate2.75 rounds/sec
Magazine2 rounds
Reload3.8s
Equip1.25s
Run speed0.8×
Wall penetrationHigh
First bullet accuracy3.5

Aiming down sights

Zoom
3.5×
Fire rate
2.75 rounds/sec
Run speed
0.8×
Burst count
-1

Scoping slows both your movement and your rate of fire, so it trades the ability to reposition for a cleaner shot. On a rifle that is rarely worth it in a close fight.

What a Outlaw buy actually costs

The Outlaw is 2,400 credits on its own, but nobody buys a gun on its own. Adding armour is what turns it into a real loadout, and these are the shield prices straight from the buy menu.

LoadoutShieldTotal
Outlaw + Light ArmorAbsorbs 66% of total damage taken. Breaks after it has absorbed 25 damage.4002,800
Outlaw + Regen ShieldAbsorbs 100% of total damage taken. Regenerates after it has absorbed damage. Has a total regeneration pool of 50.6503,050
Outlaw + Heavy ArmorAbsorbs 66% of total damage taken. Breaks after it has absorbed 50 damage.1,0003,400

Abilities are on top of these figures and vary by agent, so treat the totals as the floor for a full buy rather than the final number. Heavy armour is what the kill tables above assume — it is the difference between 100 effective health and 150.

How it compares to the other Sniper Rifles

All 3 Sniper Rifles side by side, at point-blank range. The Outlaw row is highlighted. Damage falls off with distance on most guns, so these are the best-case numbers — the per-range tables above are the full picture.

WeaponCostHeadBodyFire rateMagBody shots to kill
Operator4,7002551500.651
Outlaw2,4002381402.7522
Marshal9502021011.552

Body shots to kill assumes a heavy shield, which puts an opponent on 150 effective health. Cost is in credits from the buy menu.

Outlaw vs Operator

Neither the Outlaw nor the Operator kills a heavy-shielded opponent with one headshot, so the comparison comes down to fire rate and cost: 2.75 rounds per second at 2,400 credits against 0.6 at 4,700.

All 22 Outlaw skins

Skins are purely cosmetic — none of them change the numbers above. Higher content tiers add upgrade levels, colour variants and effects rather than any advantage.

TierSkins at this tierStandard tier price
Deluxe81,275 VP
Select7875 VP
Exclusive4
Premium21,775 VP
Ultra12,475 VP

Standard single-skin prices for each tier. Most Outlaw skins are sold inside a bundle rather than on their own, and bundle pricing sits below the sum of its parts — so treat these as the ceiling, not the receipt.

Outlaw FAQ

How many shots does the Outlaw take to kill?

Through a heavy shield, 1 headshots or 2 body shots. Against an unshielded opponent it is 1 to the head or 1 to the body.

Does the Outlaw one-shot headshot?

Yes — 238 headshot damage kills through a heavy shield at any range.

How much does the Outlaw cost?

2,400 credits. It sits in the Sniper Rifles section of the buy menu.

Can the Outlaw shoot through walls?

Its wall penetration is rated High. Higher penetration keeps more damage when shooting through surfaces, which is what makes pre-firing common angles and spraying through soft cover viable.

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