Fortnite Headshot Damage Stats Revealed

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• All Headshot Stats for Assault Rifles in Chapter 6 Season 1

  • Holo Twister Assault Rifle
  • Fury Assault Rifle
  • Ranger Assault Rifle

• All Headshot Stats for Shotguns in Chapter 6 Season 1

  • Oni Shotgun
  • Twinfire Auto Shotgun
  • Sentinel Pump Shotgun

• All Headshot Stats for SMGs in Chapter 6 Season 1

  • Surgefire SMG
  • Veiled Precision SMG

• All Headshot Stats for Pistols in Chapter 6 Season 1

  • Suppressed Pistol
  • Lock On Pistol

• All Headshot Stats for Sniper Rifles in Chapter 6 Season 1

  • Hunting Rifle

• How Much Damage Does a Headshot Do in Fortnite?

With the reintroduction of hitscan mechanics in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1, understanding the headshot damage of each weapon can significantly enhance your gameplay. The headshot damage varies across different weapon types and rarities, and knowing these stats can help you choose the right weapon for securing those crucial Victory Royales.

Below, you'll find detailed headshot damage stats for every weapon in Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1, helping you make informed decisions on which weapons to wield in battle.

All Headshot Stats for Assault Rifles in Chapter 6 Season 1

Holo Twister Assault Rifle

The Holo Twister Assault Rifle stands out as the top choice in Chapter 6 Season 1, thanks to its low recoil and integrated scope. Its hitscan mechanics and high fire rate make it a breeze to take down enemies.

Fury Assault Rifle

The Fury Assault Rifle excels at short to medium ranges with its rapid fire rate, making it ideal for close encounters. However, it has the lowest damage output among Assault Rifles and can be challenging to control due to its recoil.

Ranger Assault Rifle

While the Ranger Assault Rifle boasts the highest headshot damage in its class, its lack of a scope and significant kickback can make it less reliable. Players might prefer the more controlled and faster-firing Holo Twister Assault Rifle.

All Headshot Stats for Shotguns in Chapter 6 Season 1

Oni Shotgun

The Oni Shotgun is a powerful choice with its fast fire rate and high damage output. However, its double-barrel design limits it to only two shots, making it challenging to secure kills with just headshots in Zero Build mode.

Twinfire Auto Shotgun

The Twinfire Auto Shotgun is a must-have due to its similarity to the Tactical Shotgun, offering a large magazine and fast fire rate. Its headshot damage rivals that of the Oni Shotgun, making it a versatile choice.

Sentinel Pump Shotgun

The Sentinel Pump Shotgun is the most damaging shotgun in the game, capable of nearly one-shotting a fully shielded player with a Legendary headshot. However, its slow fire rate can be a drawback compared to other Pump Shotguns.

All Headshot Stats for SMGs in Chapter 6 Season 1

Surgefire SMG

The Surgefire SMG offers a unique feature where its fire rate increases the longer you hold down the trigger. However, this comes with the trade-off of increased recoil, making consistent headshots challenging.

Veiled Precision SMG

The Veiled Precision SMG is the best in its class, thanks to its scope and hitscan capabilities. It offers high damage output and manageable recoil, making it a top choice for players.

All Headshot Stats for Pistols in Chapter 6 Season 1

Suppressed Pistol

The Suppressed Pistol is a solid starting weapon after landing from the Battle Bus, offering a decent fire rate. However, its damage drop-off at range limits its effectiveness.

Lock On Pistol

The Lock On Pistol is a unique weapon that can lock onto targets and fire multiple shots. However, achieving headshots with this weapon requires manual firing in short bursts without aiming.

All Headshot Stats for Sniper Rifles in Chapter 6 Season 1

Hunting Rifle

The Hunting Rifle is the sole Sniper Rifle in Battle Royale for Chapter 6 Season 1. A well-placed headshot can be an instant kill, but it requires precise aim to ensure you don't miss.

How Much Damage Does a Headshot Do in Fortnite?

Each weapon in Fortnite has a unique Headshot Damage Multiplier, which is applied to the base damage to calculate the headshot damage. Here are the Headshot Multipliers for every weapon in the current Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 1 loot pool: