Number 5 is Nitro, a dollar-78 skin for the Car-4 rifle. This makes boosting stability an important priority when modding both guns, and the Classic Stock is an unmatched DLC modification that grants 12 stability and 4 accuracy, and you can get it for both guns with Gold Vein, a 78-cent skin for the AK, and Razor Splitter, a 4-cent skin for the Krinkov.
The AK rifle and its little brother the Krinkov SMG are the archetypical high-damage low-handling options in their respective weapon categories. Numbers 3 and 4 share the same DLC modification. If you want to spend a bit more, you can drop 6½ bucks on the same skin for The Judge, since its pretty much considered a better gun all around, but at that point you should just buy the DLC. The Power Patriot comes with HE rounds, one of the most important shotgun mods because it lets you penetrate shields, stun specials and deal explosive area-of-effect damage on a whim. Number 2 is Power Patriot, a $2.80 skin for the Locomotive secondary shotgun. It also comes with a range finder, which is mostly useful for getting achievements about doing things from a certain distance away. The Star Spawn is only ten cents, but it unlocks the Theia Magnified Scope, a sight attachment that will automatically tag special enemies you look at while scoped in. Number 1 is Star Spawn, a skin for the Platypus sniper rifle I covered in an earlier video. These are 5 SKINS WITH GAME-CHANGING DLC ATTACHMENTS and again, I paid a grand total of $5 for everything on this list. In this video, I’m covering some cheap skins that base players should consider buying not for their looks, but for the gun mods they unlock. Normally, you can’t equip these attachments unless you own its DLC, but some DLC mods are actually baked into certain weapon skins, and if you buy these skins on the Steam Community Market you can use those mods even if you don’t own their DLCs. Payday 2 DLCs come with some great gun attachments that can drastically change your favorite weapons’ playstyles.
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