The Finals Heavy Weapon Tier List
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As of Sep 20, 2026 (Season 11: Galaxy Masters), Lewis Gun, ShAK-50 hold the S tier in The Finals Heavy Weapon Tier List — an expert-seeded baseline with 1 player rating so far. Every vote re-ranks the board live.
This board ranks the 12 Heavy-class weapons against each other, rather than against the whole arsenal. Heavy has the largest health pool at 350 HP and the tools to make or deny space, so its weapons are judged on whether they can hold an angle and trade through incoming damage — a Heavy that has to retreat to reload is giving up the thing the class is for. Opening tiers were set from several rankings published after the season's balance patch — community tier lists from players who demonstrably played the patch, cross-checked against fan-site rankings that cover the full arsenal — and are a starting point only: what you see is re-tabulated from community votes. Placements are relative to the Heavy pool only, so a weapon sitting in C here is the weakest of the Heavy options, not the weakest gun in the game.
One vote per entry (change anytime), recency-weighted so the list tracks the current patch, minimum votes before ranking, re-tabulated live. New boards start from a clearly-labeled expert baseline until real votes take over — displayed counts only ever include player votes. No win-rate scraping, no single expert. Full methodology →
As of Sep 20, 2026 (Season 11: Galaxy Masters), Lewis Gun, ShAK-50 sit at the top of this board — an expert-seeded baseline with 1 player rating so far. Cast a vote to make it the community's answer.
As of Sep 20, 2026 (Season 11: Galaxy Masters), this board's S tier holds Lewis Gun, ShAK-50 — an expert-seeded baseline with 1 player rating so far. Every vote re-ranks it live.
New boards start from a clearly-labeled expert baseline; from there every player vote re-ranks the list live: roughly one vote per entry per person (changeable anytime), recency-weighted so the list tracks the current patch, with a minimum of votes before an entry is ranked. Displayed counts only ever include real player votes.
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