Wrangler 1860Long Gun |
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Damage55RPS2.1Magazine10 |
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Accuracy Ideal Range25m Falloff Range70m Max Ammo50 Critical Hit Chance10% Weak Spot Damage Bonus110% Stagger Modifier0% |
| A well-rounded lever-action rifle effective at most ranges, hampered only by a slow reload. |
Wrangler 1860 is a Long Gun and one of the Weapons in Remnant 2. Wrangler 1860 , a well-worn lever-action hunting rifle, is a reliable companion effective at most ranges. It provides versatility in combat scenarios, although its slow reload speed can be a disadvantage that requires careful management during intense firefights.
During the final days of the Old War, when hope still lingered, small groups of hunters armed with rifles would venture out to ambush deadwood hives. Remarkably, a few of them actually returned.
How to Get Wrangler 1860 in Remnant 2
Wrangler 1860 can be obtained from:
- Can be bought from Brabus at Ward 13.
- Starting Equipment for the Alchemist Archetype and the Gunslinger Archetype.
Remnant 2 Wrangler 1860 Weapon Mods
As a Standard Weapon, Wrangler 1860 doesn't have any built-in Weapon Mods. Players can equip a Weapon Mod in the available slot.
Remnant 2 Wrangler 1860 Mutators
Wrangler 1860 doesn't have any built-in Mutators. Players can equip a Mutator in the available slot.
Builds that use Wrangler 1860 in Remnant 2
Wrangler 1860 is used in the following Builds:
- None
Remnant 2 Wrangler 1860 Upgrades
Wrangler 1860 is a Regular Long Gun, that can be upgraded up to 20 times.
Upgrade Level |
Damage |
Crafting Cost |
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| Upgrade Level 1 |
60.5 | |
| Upgrade Level 2 |
66 | |
| Upgrade Level 3 |
71.5 | |
| Upgrade Level 4 |
77 | |
| Upgrade Level 5 |
82.5 | |
| Upgrade Level 6 |
88 |
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| Upgrade Level 7 |
93.5 |
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| Upgrade Level 8 |
99 |
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| Upgrade Level 9 |
104.5 |
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| Upgrade Level 10 |
110 |
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| Upgrade Level 11 |
115.5 |
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| Upgrade Level 12 |
121 |
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| Upgrade Level 13 |
126.5 |
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| Upgrade Level 14 |
132 |
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| Upgrade Level 15 |
137.5 |
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| Upgrade Level 16 |
143 |
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| Upgrade Level 17 |
148.5 |
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| Upgrade Level 18 |
154 |
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| Upgrade Level 19 |
159.5 |
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| Upgrade Level 20 |
165 |
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Remnant 2 Wrangler 1860 Notes & Trivia
- This well-worn l hunting rifle may show its age, but it remains a reliable companion for any survivor. Its smooth action and rugged build have withstood the test of time and countless battles against the Root.
- Long Guns are the primary weapon used by the player character, they are vital to defeating Enemies and Bosses and can be crafted from items dropped by them. They can also be rewarded from events, and some are sold by Merchants.
- Updated with the release of The Forgotten Kingdom DLC. Check Patch Notes for more information. Increased Reserves by +10, Reduced Horizontal Recoil, Reduced Vertical Recoil, and Increased Recoil Recovery Rate.
- Notes, Tips, and Trivia for Wrangler 1860 in Remnant 2 go here.
Anonymous
- Anonymous
Every single trait the Wrangler has, there's a weapon that does it better, but no weapon does EVERYTHING well better than the Wrangler. It is an incredibly well-balanced, all-purpose weapon that's rightfully one of the signature weapons since Remnant 1. Good range, good precision, good damage, good ROF, good weakspot damage, good ammo count for the type of weapon it is, not excelling at anything in particular but not lacking in anything either. When I got the game, my very first question was "Is the Hunting Rifle still around and is it still solid?", and sure enough, it was.
I personally love putting the Scrap Shot mod on it for handling mobs. Throw those caltrops down, enemies slow to a crawl and I gleefully pick my shots.
- Anonymous
Realistically it is probably one of the weakest Long Guns in terms of damage and dps (beating only maybe the crossbow) but I cannot deny I just have an intrinsic soft spot for this thing. Its sound, feel and looks are so iconic to the Remnant series, and I just love the appeal of tackling fantastical root monsters with just the most mundane rifle out there.
- Anonymous
The poster child weapon of Remnant, just like the hunting rifle in Fallout.
- Anonymous
Like the Claymore, it is just always a good choice - no matter the build, difficulty, or skill level of the player. Solid all around gun, if a bit slower than other options. Alongside the Typewriter and AR-47, this is an easy pick to play the whole game through.
- Anonymous
Started with this. Been looking for a better weapon and haven't found one. Gun just feels good to shoot and is reliable as hell.
- Anonymous
Literally finished remnant 1 with this on my second playthrough, and here I am again alas I got a pulse rifle and it feels better than this, so as the game goes I picked comfort over dps
- Anonymous
Used this gun through all my playthroughs so far... its just solid... hits hard, fast and accurate... performs well across the board and difficulties.
- Anonymous
Seems really nice. If you account reload time then the dps is pretty low, but if you take hotshot, which gives a free reload on use, your sustained damage is pretty great. Very nice all rounder.
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