SAZ Secondary, melee, and throwing weapon list | All 11 handguns, knives, and grenades explained with images

In the Sudden Attack Zero Point Final CBT, alongside the 13 Primary Weapons, we confirmed a total of 11 more weapons on the in-game weapon screen: 4 Secondary Weapons, 4 Melee Weapons, and 3 Throwing Weapons. This article breaks down these three categories one by one with images and stats. The stats are the values displayed on the in-game weapon screen (baseline values with no customization).

11 secondary, melee, and throwing weapons: the full picture

Secondary Weapons: stats and breakdown of all 4

The Secondary Weapon lineup consists of 3 handguns plus 1 short-barrel shotgun. With 70 mobility (53 for the Super-Shorty), they are lighter than Primary Weapons, and their strength is how quickly you can swap to them.

D.Eagle | The large-caliber handgun you pick for raw impact

The in-game description reads: "A high-damage handgun. Its fire rate is slow and its recoil heavy, but it can deliver a decisive shot." Its 50 damage is the highest of any Secondary Weapon, giving real weight to that "last bullet" the instant your Primary Weapon runs dry. With only a 7-round magazine, missing hurts — it is built for finishing off a target, not for settling into a sustained firefight.

G18 | The high-fire-rate handgun with a 3-round burst mode

The in-game description reads: "A handgun that can switch to a 3-round burst mode. Its high rate of fire lets you seize close-range opportunities, though its accuracy is somewhat low." Its fire rate of 75 is the fastest of any Secondary Weapon, making it the type that wins scrappy close-range exchanges.

P30L | The standard handgun built for stability

The in-game description reads: "Offers stable recoil control and a quick firing speed. Strong at responding in close-range encounters." A balanced type sitting between the D.Eagle and the G18 — if you are unsure which to take, this one will never let you down.

Super-Shorty | A short-barrel shotgun seemingly inspired by VALORANT

The in-game description reads: "A shotgun with an extremely short barrel. It offers excellent mobility, but its low ammo capacity demands careful handling." This turns out to be the "short-barrel shotgun" mentioned in the official announcement. It unlocks when you reach the rank "Second Lieutenant III" (confirmed in actual play). With just 2 rounds, it is an ultra-close-quarters pick for specific moments — holding a room, for example — a high-risk, high-thrill choice. A short-barrel shotgun in the secondary slot is strongly reminiscent of the Shorty from the hugely popular FPS VALORANT, and it appears to draw inspiration from it.

Melee Weapons: stats and breakdown of all 4

All Melee Weapons share the same 100 accuracy, 98 stability, and 100 mobility, so the real difference comes down to the trade-off between damage and attack speed (fire rate).

Knife | The balanced standard knife

The in-game description reads: "A basic melee weapon with standard performance. It strikes a balance between attack speed and damage." Its attack speed of 25 is the fastest of any melee weapon — the type that whittles opponents down with sheer volume of strikes.

Kukri | The special blade that wins on reach

The in-game description reads: "A special blade that is somewhat slow, but its long reach lets you attack while keeping your distance." In melee-versus-melee range, its one-sided reach is the whole weapon.

Tiger Stripe | The fast knife that unlocks at Second Lieutenant IV

The in-game description reads: "A melee weapon with a fast attack speed. Well suited to overwhelming enemies with consecutive attacks." Combining 40 damage with a speed of 13, its performance leans toward a straight upgrade, and it unlocks when you reach the rank "Second Lieutenant IV" (confirmed in actual play).

Axe | The one-hit finisher with the highest damage

The in-game description reads: "A melee weapon with a slow attack speed but formidable damage. One accurate strike decides the fight." Its 80 damage is the highest of any melee weapon — a peaky pick where the thrill of a one-hit kill and the opening you leave when you miss go hand in hand.

Throwing Weapons: stats and breakdown of all 3

The Throwing Weapons are the basic trio: frag, flash, and smoke. The count was "not announced" at the time of the official reveal, but we confirmed all 3 in the CBT.

Frag Grenade | The standard grenade that breaks formations

The in-game description reads: "A standard grenade that deals heavy damage to enemies within its blast radius. A strategic throw can break the enemy formation." The fundamental throw for dislodging opponents holed up in a fixed position.

Flashbang | The blinder you throw before entry

The in-game description reads: "Temporarily robs enemies of their sight and hearing with an intense flash. Throw it before an entry to sow confusion." A perfect match for site entries in bomb-defusal mode and for pushing through tight chokepoints in Team Deathmatch.

Smoke Grenade | The tactical cornerstone that cuts sightlines

The in-game description reads: "Deploys smoke over an area, blocking line of sight. Effective for movement, retreat, and tactical use before an entry." Cutting the long lane a sniper is watching so you can advance — it is essential for handling the long-range lanes on the maps.

Items we will update as they are confirmed

• Hands-on impressions of the Secondary, Melee, and Throwing Weapons in real matches (testing in progress)
• Details on the C4 slot (a "C4 slot" entry has been confirmed in the key bindings)
• Additional weapons at official launch

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