Hello guys! Welcome back to the Netphantomclan, your number one source for PUBG Mobile domination tips. Today’s article is going to be an absolute banger, because we’re diving deep into one of the most powerful and underrated assault rifles in the game the Beryl M762. If you’ve ever been lasered in close quarters and thought, “What just melted me?” – chances are it was the Beryl. This gun is a straight-up beast, and in today’s video, we’re going to break down how you can master it and use it to absolutely destroy your opponents. Grab your energy drinks, strap on that level 3 helmet, and let’s jump right in.
The Beryl M762 is not your average assault rifle. This thing is a powerhouse, delivering some of the highest damage-per-second (DPS) among all the ARs in PUBG Mobile. It fires 7.62mm rounds at an insanely fast rate, making it a close-to-mid range monster that chews through enemies like butter. When you pick up a Beryl, you’re not just holding a gun – you’re holding the key to aggressive, high-risk, high-reward gameplay. It’s perfect for players who love pushing squads, dominating close-range fights, and making bold plays that make highlight reels. While it might look like it’s all about power, the Beryl is surprisingly versatile, making it lethal in both urban combat and open-field skirmishes. Whether you’re solo or squad-wiping, this gun can be your best friend if you know how to use it.
Let’s be honest – the Beryl is not the easiest gun to use. In fact, it’s infamous for its crazy recoil, and that’s what separates casual players from pros. But if you’re willing to put in the time, you can learn to tame the beast. Start by jumping into training mode and practicing spray control. The recoil pattern on the Beryl is mostly vertical with a bit of side sway, so dragging your thumb straight down with slight adjustments is key. But here’s the game-changer: attachments. Slap on a compensator to reduce recoil, pair it with a vertical grip or half grip, and throw in an extended quickdraw mag for faster reloads and more bullets per spray. For sights, a red dot or 3x scope works best depending on the range. With the right setup and regular training, you’ll be turning shaky sprays into laser beams. Remember, no one becomes a recoil god overnight – but with consistency, you’ll get there.
Alright, theory is great – but how does the Beryl actually perform when the bullets are flying? Let’s talk real fights. Picture this: You’re holding a compound, a full squad rushes in, and you’ve got your Beryl in hand. One clean spray and BOOM – two enemies down instantly. That’s the power of the Beryl in close quarters. It shreds Armor, it breaks squads, and it does it fast. In mid-range, the recoil gets trickier, but with short bursts or tap-firing, you can still win fights with ease. Watch how I use the Beryl in these clips – peeking corners, pre-aiming, and crouch-firing to stabilize the spray. Every move is calculated, every bullet counts. Whether I’m 1v3 clutching in Pochinki or laser-beaming enemies out of a buggy, the Beryl delivers consistent, high-impact damage. And when it comes down to that final zone? You want a weapon that’s going to end fights quickly and decisively and that’s exactly what the Beryl does.
Now let’s settle the debate – how does the Beryl compare to other popular rifles like the M416 or AKM? Here’s the truth: the M416 is a fan favourite because of its low recoil and flexibility. It’s great for newer players or those who want to spray at longer ranges. But when it comes to raw stopping power, the Beryl outshines it. The AKM hits harder per shot but has a slower fire rate, making it less effective in fast-paced fights. The Beryl, on the other hand, strikes a beautiful balance between damage and speed, and if you can handle the recoil, you’ll win those tight 1v1s every time. Also, let’s talk weapon synergy. Pair the Beryl with a DMR like the Mini-14 or a sniper like the Kar98k, and you’ve got a loadout that covers all ranges. Beryl for the close and mid-range destruction, sniper for the long-range picks – that’s a combo even the best players fear.
So, what have we learned today? The Beryl M762 isn’t just a gun it’s a mindset. It’s the weapon of choice for aggressive players who want to make bold moves and win big fights. Yes, it takes time to master. Yes, it has recoil that can make you question your sanity. But once you get past that learning curve, the Beryl becomes an extension of your skill, letting you dominate any lobby, any time. The key is to train daily, stay confident, and adapt your playstyle to match the weapon’s strengths. Remember, the meta is always changing, so keep your ears open for updates and balance changes – but as of right now, the Beryl is at the top of the food chain. If you want to elevate your gameplay and strike fear into your enemies, this is the gun to do it with.
If you made it this far, you’re serious about becoming a Beryl beast – and I respect that! if you learned something new bookmark our website for more PUBG Mobile guides, loadout breakdowns, and insane gameplay. Comment #BerylBeast down below if you’re ready to master the M762 and rack up those chicken dinners. Got questions or want to see a specific gun guide next? Drop it in the comments I’m always reading. Until next time, good luck on the battlegrounds, and keep pushing like a pro. Peace out!
