Groza
A suppressed powerhouse dropped exclusively in care packages for elite combat dominance.
The Groza is a fully automatic assault rifle featured prominently in PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS. Distinct from standard rifles that require attachments to reach full potential, the Groza comes equipped with an integrated suppressor and high-capacity magazine by default. It is classified as a rare weapon that cannot be found through normal looting on most maps.
- Attachment Slots
- Integrated Suppressor, Scope (Red Dot, Holographic, up to 6x), No Muzzle/Mag slots
Lore & Background
The weapon's scarcity in the game world reflects its status as a top-tier asset controlled by elite forces or dropped via air support. Unlike the AKM or M416, which are ubiquitous across the battlefield and rely on player customization, the Groza arrives ready for immediate combat. Its presence often signals that a care package has landed nearby, drawing intense competition from multiple squads.
In Their Own Story
The distant thump of a parachute signaled the drop, but it was the silence that followed the first burst that confirmed the prize. The squad leader scanned the treeline, his eyes locking onto the orange flare fading into the smoke. Inside the crate lay the Groza, its suppressed barrel gleaming under the grey sky. He chambered a round, feeling the weight of the 7.62mm beast. In this zone, noise meant death, but with this weapon, he could paint the enemy with fire before they even knew he was there.
Reader's Guide
The Groza is a high-damage assault rifle firing 7.62mm rounds, offering superior stopping power compared to standard 5.56mm rifles in close-range engagements. Its integrated suppressor eliminates muzzle flash and significantly reduces sound, allowing players to maintain stealth while delivering automatic fire without alerting distant enemies. Recoil is moderate but manageable; the weapon kicks vertically with a slight horizontal drift, requiring controlled bursts or short taps at medium distances to maintain accuracy. Effective range is best utilized in close to mid-range combat (under 100 meters), where its high damage per second can quickly eliminate opponents before they react. Since it lacks attachment slots for scopes, muzzles, or magazines, players cannot upgrade its optics or extend magazine capacity beyond the default 30 rounds.
Did You Know?
- The Groza is one of the few weapons in PUBG that spawns with a built-in suppressor and cannot be modified with muzzle attachments.
- It is exclusively obtainable via Care Packages on most maps, making it a high-risk, high-reward target for squads.
- Despite its power, the Groza can accept scopes from red dot sights up to 6x magnification, offering flexibility beyond iron sights.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Groza?
The Groza is a rare, fully automatic assault rifle chambered in 7.62mm that serves as one of the most powerful weapons in PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS. Unlike standard rifles, it comes pre-equipped with an integrated suppressor and cannot be found through normal looting on most maps.
How can players obtain the Groza?
This weapon is exclusively available by opening Care Packages dropped from airdrops during a match. It does not appear in the standard loot pools of buildings or vehicles, making it a high-risk, high-reward target for elite combatants.
What are the unique features and stats of the Groza?
The rifle boasts an integrated suppressor that silences its fire while maintaining high damage output per shot. It has a default 30-round magazine capacity but lacks attachment slots for scopes, muzzle devices, or extended magazines due to its built-in design.
Why is the Groza considered important in gameplay?
Its combination of high damage, full auto capability, and built-in stealth makes it dominant for close-to-mid-range engagements. Securing a Care Package containing this weapon often shifts the balance of power significantly in favor of the player who retrieves it.
Can players modify the Groza with attachments?
No, the Groza cannot accept external muzzle, scope, or magazine attachments because its suppressor and high-capacity magazine are permanently integrated into the receiver. Players can only equip a stock to slightly reduce recoil if they find one compatible with the weapon.
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