Free BF6 Tool
Track all 59 Battlefield 6 weapons across 236 mastery milestones. Tick off levels 20, 30, 40 and 50 per weapon and watch your Unstoppable Force progress update live. Everything saves automatically in your browser — no account needed.
Weapon mastery in Battlefield 6 runs to level 50 per weapon, with camo rewards at fixed milestones along the way. This tracker mirrors that structure:
Every weapon follows the same reward ladder on its way to level 50:
Level 20 — Silver-tier camo
First mastery camo plus the silver mastery badge.
Level 30 — Gold-tier camo
Second mastery camo alongside the gold badge.
Level 40 — Platinum-tier camo
Third mastery camo with the platinum badge.
Level 50 — Unstoppable Force
The bronze-metal mastery weapon package, unlocked per weapon.
The 20/30/40 camo designs are unique per weapon and EA hasn't published a full name list — so we label the tiers generically rather than guess.
59 weapons: 44 from launch plus seasonal additions through Season 3. 52 are primary weapons; the rest are sidearms. We update the roster every season.
Weapon level 50 — the final mastery level. Each weapon unlocks its own Unstoppable Force package individually, so completing 'all weapons' means taking every gun to 50.
Community reports differ, so we track two counts: primary weapons only (52) and all weapons including sidearms (59). Whichever ruling is right, your progress is covered.
No. Progress saves to your browser's local storage automatically. Nothing is uploaded, and there's nothing to sign up for.
Kills and objective play grant Hardware XP. Public matches average 20-40 kills; bot lobbies average 150-300 per match, which is why they're the fastest legitimate route to level 50 on a weapon.
Dedicated pages for the Unstoppable Force grind and every weapon class — requirements, weapon lists and milestone breakdowns.
Bot lobbies average 150-300 kills per match — that's a weapon's worth of mastery progress in a session instead of weeks of public matches. All 59 weapons, all platforms, no account sharing.
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