+1 DMG FPS Arsenal

The Arsenal section helps you make one practical decision: whether a gun shown by your current shop is worth buying and equipping for the route in front of you. The official description confirms that Medals unlock better guns, but it does not publish a complete roster, price list, fire-rate table, damage formula, or permanent tier ranking. Use the current shop for changing fields and the pages here for a safe comparison method.

Start with the Guns Index when you need names and observation status. Use the Gun Shop guide when you need the exact claim-buy-equip-test sequence.

The shop loop

Complete a manageable numbered stage, follow its enemy counter, and claim the reward pad. Return to the spawn shop and read the live currency label, wallet balance, weapon name, and cost. Buy one planned item, confirm the equipped state, then compare it on the same training target or stage segment.

That sequence prevents three common errors: mistaking a visible model for ownership, mistaking ownership for equipment, and mistaking a higher price for better results. If the gun does not say Equipped or appear in the active slot, fix that before testing.

Currently documented gun index

This is a currently documented index, not a complete gun list. A readable name supports the name only. It does not prove rarity, unlock order, power, or rank. The live shop should supply any field that remains open.

Compare value, not model rarity

Use a repeatable target and keep the same Power, level, Buddies, boosts, and stage. Record clear time or training output with the current gun, equip the candidate, and repeat. Also note handling: time on target, firing interruptions, reload downtime, and whether the gun is comfortable on your platform.

A weapon that looks stronger can be worse for your account if it reduces hit uptime. A controlled lower-cost option may reach the same clear result while preserving currency for Rebirth or another upgrade. Personal results help your purchase; they do not create a universal tier list.

Understand dated numeric examples

The clearest early price in current public footage is Laser at 600 Trophies. If your matching wallet is 330, the shortfall is 270. If the wallet is 865, 265 would remain after a 600 purchase. Those are arithmetic examples tied to a dated price, not guaranteed stage payouts.

Another creator narration compares training gains around 1,300 with a starter setup, 125,000 with a 100,000-Trophy gun, and roughly 210,000 to 250,000 with a premium SCAR. The account is heavily boosted, so those readings demonstrate why matched-condition testing matters; they are not base gun damage or a general DPS table.

Choose the next purchase

Buy when the current gun is the confirmed bottleneck and the candidate has a readable cost. Hold when aim or performance is causing misses, the weapon is not clearly equipped, a Rebirth decision is near, or the shop and wallet labels do not match. If a Buddy slot is empty, compare the capsule opportunity with the gun rather than assuming the gun always wins.

For ordinary stages, favor reliable clear time and controllable firing. For a boss-sized target, sustained pressure, movement safety, and reload windows may matter more. No public source establishes a single “best gun” across every stage, account, and platform.

Mobile and desktop tradeoffs

Mobile players should test whether the weapon remains easy to track with touch aim and whether reload controls stay reachable. Desktop mouse aim may support quicker corrections, but frame drops or excessive sensitivity can still erase a theoretical advantage. Use Controls before blaming the gun for input or performance problems.

Keep the platform constant during a comparison. A result recorded with mouse input and a paid training boost should not be used as a promise for a touch account.

Rebirth and weapon retention

The public footage does not provide a complete rule for which guns remain after every Rebirth. Before resetting, read the current confirmation and record the active gun. Afterward, inspect inventory and equipped state before concluding that the weapon disappeared or its effect changed.

Do not buy a gun immediately before Rebirth solely because another simulator preserves purchases. Do not avoid a useful purchase solely because another simulator resets them. The live message owns the rule.

Common Arsenal mistakes

• Publishing a complete roster from a few visible shop labels.
• Assigning tiers without matching stage, Power, Buddy, boosts, and input.
• Calling a narrated boosted training number base damage.
• Buying by visual rarity instead of a tested route improvement.
• Forgetting to confirm Equipped after purchase.
• Confusing a wallet balance with a stage reward or gun cost.
• Assuming weapon retention across Rebirth without reading the panel.

A durable personal gun record

For each candidate, note name, current shop label, currency, price, equipped confirmation, stage tested, Power, Buddy setup, boost state, platform, clear time, and check date. Leave unsupported damage and fire-rate fields blank. That record remains honest and makes future balance changes obvious.

Quick questions

What is the best gun?

No complete current ranking is supported. Compare affordable guns on the same route and prefer the one that improves reliable clear time for your account.

Is Laser 600 Trophies?

It was clearly recorded at that price in September footage. Check the current shop before planning around it.

Are Blaster, Storm, and Zap real names?

Those labels appear in current-era public footage, but their complete current stats and prices remain unverified.

Do better guns increase the +1 DMG counter faster?

The official description connects Medals to better guns, but the exact interaction between each gun and hit-growth display needs matched-condition observation.

Checked October 6, 2026: guns and Medal unlocks are official. Names, the Laser price, and boosted training comparisons are dated community observations; this hub does not publish an unsupported full roster or tier list.