How to get Heavy Impact Sniper Rifle in Fortnite, and why you should
Fornite’s recent 30.20 update brought along some new additions and tweaks to the game, but one of the most intriguing is the devastating Heavy Impact Sniper Rifle.
This firearm is highly sought after but its rarity has made it hard to obtain. Unlike many other weapons in Fortnite, it can’t be modded but to make up for that, it comes in three different versions: Rare, Epic and Legendary.
Luckily for players eager to get their hands on this brutal gun, it can be secured easily with a little guidance.
Below, we’ve assembled a guide on how to find the Heavy Impact Sniper Rifle in Fortnite and why you should spend time investing in it.
The Heavy Impact Sniper Rifle is actually quite hard to find in Fortnite, but fortunately the Epic version can be purchased for 300 gold bars from two non-playable characters in the game.
One option is to head to Mount Olympus and speak with Artemis, who has the weapon for sale. Alternatively, visiting Hope in Sandy Steppes will give you the opportunity to buy the firearm.
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It is worth noting that after you have bought the Sniper Rifle from either character, you will need to collect some ammunition from eliminating other players or looting ammo boxes fairly quickly as you will only get two bullets from your seller.
If you do not have enough gold bars to get the rifle then you can, of course, search inside chests in either Battle Royale or Zero Build as well as weapon bunkers. Doing this is a tougher task due to the gun’s rarity, but it is a feasible option nonetheless.
YouTuber Fortnite Events shows how the Heavy Impact Sniper Rifle can be purchased in Fortnite in a short video below.
One of the main reasons to invest in the Heavy Impact Sniper Rifle in Fortnite is due to its strength when shooting at vehicles.
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