TTK Testing Weapons Overview

TTK Testing is Sable Digital's early-access tactical shooter on Roblox, and its weapon roster is still taking shape in public lobbies. As of June 2026, the playable build offers a compact but distinctive arsenal built around modern military firearms, heavy first-person handling, helmet-cam perspectives, and attachment customization that feels closer to desktop tactical titles than typical Roblox gun games. This page is a fan-made wiki overview—not official patch notes—so treat specific damage numbers and time-to-kill claims as community-informed estimates until the developers publish verified stat sheets.

What you can actually equip today

The current weapon pool divides into three practical categories that match the wiki navigation: rifles as primary workhorses, shotguns for close-range specialists, and pistols covering sidearms plus at least one SMG-class secondary players swap to in a pinch. That split reflects what most testers run in Free-for-All sessions across Institute, Research Station, and Compound. Heavier categories—LMGs, designated marksman rifles, launchers—appear on the public roadmap and in devforum discussions, but they are not consistently selectable in every lobby yet, and some assets visible in trailers may be work-in-progress placeholders.

Rifles anchor mid-range fights and probably consume the majority of your playtime if you queue FFA regularly. Community footage consistently highlights an MCX-style assault platform as the default primary, often paired with EOTech-class holographic optics that suit the game's room-to-room pacing and short sightlines. If you want a deeper look at recoil behavior, optic choices, and rifle-specific positioning, read the dedicated rifles page rather than treating this overview as a substitute.

Shotguns occupy a different design lane entirely. The M4 Benelli-style shotgun has become a frequent topic after balance updates because players report strong—and sometimes one-shot—close-range potential. That power comes with real tradeoffs: slower follow-up shots, narrow forgiveness outside point-blank angles, and heavy map dependency. The M4 Benelli update guide walks through what changed when that shotgun landed, and the shotguns page collects community impressions without overstating consistency.

Pistols round out the kit when primaries run dry or when you need a faster swap in a doorway. The Glock 19X handles standard sidearm duty, while testers also reference an SMG-style sidearm for close-quarters finishing. Neither category replaces a rifle on open ground, but pistol fights decide plenty of rounds on Compound's interior corners.

Attachments, optics, and feel over spreadsheets

TTK Testing's early-access identity leans on mechanical fidelity rather than a traditional Roblox gun list with visible DPS columns in a menu. Recoil pushes directionally, lean and peek change exposure, and optics alter sight picture instead of applying invisible stat buffs you cannot see. EOTech-style dots and holographics dominate rifle metas because they preserve peripheral awareness during helmet-cam play—a theme covered in Helmet Cam Builds and the Helmet Cam guide.

For attachment philosophy and rankings still being debated in Discord and Reddit threads, see Items: Optics & Lasers, Items: Attachments, and Tier List: Weapons. Balance patches can outpace wiki pages within days. If something feels different in your lobby tonight, trust live play over static text here.

How weapons interact with maps and modes

Weapon choice is map-shaped even when the gun stats stay constant. Institute's brutalist interiors favor rifles with clean optic options or shotguns staged at stairwell choke points. Research Station's mix of corridors and outdoor transitions rewards flexible primaries and punishes tunnel vision with flanking angles captured in community videos. Compound blends residential sightlines with military-style corners, which is why shotgun ambushes and pistol finishes show up constantly in clips shared on social platforms.

Planned modes listed on the Roblox developer forum—Survival, Missions, Quick Play, Ground War—will likely stretch these weapons differently once cooperative tuning and objective modes mature. Today's FFA sandbox is useful for learning recoil and movement tech, but it is not the final word on balance.

What this wiki will not pretend to know

We stay honest about gaps because overstated certainty hurts players more than admitting uncertainty. We do not have developer-confirmed TTK tables for every hitbox, penetration values for all surfaces, or a finalized attachment stat system documented outside the game client. Rankings on this site echo public footage, forum posts, and player reports—not internal Roblox modules or private test builds.

When Sable Digital ships official weapon documentation or in-game stat screens, these pages will be revised. Until then, use this overview as orientation: learn the three categories, pick a map-appropriate loadout from Close-Range Builds or FFA Loadouts, and experiment in live matches. That is still the most reliable early-access testing methodology available to the community.