Bodycam R12 — Attachments & Build

How Bodycam’s attachment system applies to the R12 (Shotgun): the slots it takes, the rail-before-sight mounting rule, and the attributes each part tunes. Build a loadout in the Bodycam attachment builder, or see the full weapon roster.

Attachment slots

Bodycam weapons expose these attachment slots. The specific parts that fit the R12 are published as the roster is verified; the slot structure itself is confirmed:

• Barrel
  Short, Long
• Muzzle
  Suppressor, Flash Hider, Compensator
• Upper Barrel
  Provides a mounting rail
• Side Rail
  Provides an optic mount
• Optic Mount
  Provides the optic mounting point
• Optic
  Iron, Close, Mid, Long
• Magazine
  Ammo capacity and handling
• Trigger
  Fire behavior
• Grip
  Recoil and handling
• Stock
  Light, Heavy
• Ammo
  Ammo type slot
• Sticker
  Cosmetic only

Mounting rule: mount a rail before a sight

Bodycam gates parts hierarchically: an optic requires an optic mount, and a rail or mount provides that slot — so on the R12, as on every Bodycam weapon, you mount a rail before a sight. A canted optic toggles alongside the primary in the same slot.

What attachments change

Attachments tune the R12 across eight attributes. The axes are confirmed; per-part values are unpublished, so no numbers are stated here:

• Aim-down-sight (ADS) speed
• Weapon-switch speed
• Reload speed
• Horizontal recoil
• Vertical recoil
• Spread / hipfire accuracy
• Kick
• Magazine / ammo capacity