Apex Legends Season 25 Weapon Tier List - All weapons ranked with full stats breakdown

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14-05-2025

Apex Legends Season 25 Weapon Tier List (Image via Resapawn Entertainment and Apex Legends Museum Tokyo)
Apex Legends Season 25
is well underway, and after analyzing the current meta, we have drawn up a brand new weapon tier list. Season 25 has made some significant balance changes to every weapon in the game that have completely shifted the overall experience. The Apex Legends Season 24 Akimbo meta is dead, and Season 25 changes have put some OG weapons like Flatline and Volt in the limelight again.
While mastery of a specific weapon is important to find success at higher ranks, it is more crucial to pick the right weapons that perform well in the current season to perform consistently. This is why this Apex Legends Season 25 weapon tier-list is a tentative guide to the best weapons in Apex Legends.
Apex Legends Season 25 Weapon Tier List
Tier
Weapons
S
VK-47 Flatline, Kraber .50 CAL, Volt, Rampage, Bocek, 30-30 Repeater
A
Mastiff, R-301 Carbine, C.A.R., R-99, G7 Scout, Peacekeeper, Nemesis, Eva-8 Auto, Hemlok, Havoc
B
Sentinel, Prowler Burst PDW, Alternator, Wingman, M600 Spitfire, P2020, Devotion, Triple Take
C
Longbow DMR, Charge Rifle, RE-45, L-Star
D
Mozambique
Ranking the best weapons in Apex Legends Season 25: All weapons stats
S-tier weapons in Apex Legends
Rank
Weapon
Body Damage
Head Damage
Legs Damage
Base Mag Size
Reload Time
1
VK-47 Flatline
19
25
14
20 rounds
2.4s (tactical) / 3.1s (empty)
2
Kraber .50 CAL
150
210
120
4 rounds
3.2s (tactical) / 4.3s (empty)
3
Volt
16
20
12
20 rounds
1.44s (tactical) / 2.03s (empty)
4
Rampage
29
36
25
28 rounds
3.2s (tactical) / 4.0s (empty)
5
Bocek
25–55 / 25–40 + 25 with Grenade
40–88 / 40–64 + 25 with Grenade
20–44 / 20–32 + 25 with Grenade
N/A
N/A
6
30-30 Repeater
43–65
69–104 / 86–130 (with Skullpiercer)
37–55
6
0.33s per bullet (partial reload system)
A-tier weapons in Apex Legends
Rank
Weapon
Body Damage
Head Damage
Legs Damage
Base Mag Size
Reload Time
7
Mastiff
16 × 6 (96 total)
16 × 6 (96 total)
16 × 6 (96 total)
5 shells
0.9s per shell / 1.6s per shell
8
R-301 Carbine
14
18
11
21
2.4s (tactical) / 3.2s (empty)
9
C.A.R.
14
18
11
20
1.7s (tactical) / 2.13s (empty)
10
R-99
13
17
10
18
1.8s (tactical) / 2.45s (empty)
11
G7 Scout
36
58
27
10
2.4s (tactical) / 3s (empty)
12
Peacekeeper
12 × 9
15 × 9
12 × 9
5
2.45s (tactical) / 3.35s (empty)
13
Nemesis
17
22
13
20
2.7s
14
Eva-8 Auto
6 × 8
6 × 8
6 × 8
8
2.75s (tactical) / 3.0s (empty)
15
Hemlok
20
28
15
21
2.4s (tactical) / 2.85s (empty)
16
Havoc
19
25
15
N/A
3.2s
B-tier weapons in Apex Legends
Rank
Weapon
Body Damage
Head Damage
Legs Damage
Base Mag Size
Reload Time
17
Sentinel
70/88 (Charged)
126/141 (Charged)
63/79 (Charged)
4 rounds
3s (tactical) / 4s (empty)
18
Prowler Burst PDW
16
19
13
20 rounds
2.0s (tactical) / 2.6s (empty)
19
Alternator
18
23
14
19 rounds
1.9s (tactical) / 2.23s (empty)
20
Wingman
48
72/96 (with Skullpiercer)
43
5 rounds
2.1s
21
M600 Spitfire
21
26
18
35 rounds
3.4s (tactical) / 4.2s (empty)
22
P2020
24
30
22
8 rounds
1.25s (2.1s/2.6s for Akimbo)
23
Devotion
16
20
14
36 rounds
2.8s (tactical) / 3.63s (empty)
24
Triple Take
23×3
37×3
21×3
12 rounds
2.6s (tactical) / 3.4s (empty)
C-tier weapons in Apex Legends
Rank
Weapon
Body Damage
Head Damage
Legs Damage
Base Mag Size
Reload Time
25
Longbow DMR
60
108/129 (with Skullpiercer)
48
6 rounds
2.66s (tactical) / 3.66s (empty)
26
Charge Rifle
75-110 (based on distance)
135-198 (based on distance)
53-77 (based on distance)
6 rounds
3.5s (tactical) / 4.6s (empty)
27
RE-45
14
18
11
20 rounds
1.5s (tactical) / 1.95s (empty)
28
L-Star
19
24
16
N/A
2.45s
D-tier weapons in Apex Legends
Rank
Weapon
Body Damage
Head Damage
Legs Damage
Base Mag Size
Reload Time
29
Mozambique
17×3
21×3
17×3
5 rounds
2.1s (tactical) / 2.6s (empty)
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