The map shakes when Adam Smasher lands—rockets screaming, players scattering. I scooped up the twin barrels amid the carnage and felt a match tilt in my favor instantly. You get a pulse the first time those two guns start spitting: this is not just another drop.
I’ve been chasing Mythics across Chapter 7, and I’ll tell you exactly where to point your drop, how to handle the weapon, and what to watch for so you don’t hand a clutch away. Read this as a short field guide from someone who’s lost a dozen matches testing the limits so you don’t have to.
Where to Find Rebecca’s Guns in Fortnite
Observation: High-loot POIs attract players and Mythic spawns like moths to a streetlight.
Rebecca’s Guns arrived with the Cyberpunk Edgerunners collab and now sit inside the regular loot pool: chests, floor drops, and a Mythic reward from a specific boss. If you want a decent chance at one, glide toward places stuffed with loot—Sunken Shores and Cluster Coast are obvious choices on the Chapter 7 Season 4 map. Temple Vaults also give you a higher density of rare gear; more loot means better odds.
Where to find Rebecca’s Guns in Fortnite?
They appear as Uncommon through Mythic. Regular spawns show up in chests and on the ground; the Mythic variant drops when you beat Adam Smasher at Geno’s Machine Landmark. That fight is loud and ugly—he rockets hard and will punish sloppy pushes, so bring cover or a long-range option like Midas’ Masterpiece Pistol.
If you see an opponent wielding Rebecca’s Guns, you can steal the whole setup: snipe them from distance, or rush with something like the 8-Bit Shotgun if you’re confident. Remember: high-loot hotspots are contested. You’ll often fight for the same crate you were trying to open.
How to Use Rebecca’s Guns in Fortnite
Observation: Players panic when something new changes common engagement patterns.
Rebecca’s Guns are literally a dual-wield combo—an AR on the left and an SMG on the right—both using mini-ammo. That makes the weapon ‘point-and-shoot’ simple, but mastering when to pressure and when to back off is where wins live. The left side behaves like a burst AR; the right side is rapid-fire SMG. The two guns sit together like a chef’s twin knives—one precise, one a flurry.
How to use Rebecca’s Guns in Fortnite?
Tap your normal Fire button to spray, hold ADS to tighten aim for longer-range shots, and keep fights at mid-range where those combined fire patterns shine. Too close, and a shotgun will punish you; too far, and the SMG contribution falls off. Play to the weapon’s rhythm: brief bursts to pepper shields, longer sprays to finish structures.
One quirk to remember: when the magazine empties the weapon discards itself and spawns a fresh copy in your hands, rather than a traditional reload. That makes prolonged engagements forgiving in a different way—pressure becomes a pendulum, swinging between you and your target.
Fortnite Rebecca’s Guns Weapon Stats
Observation: Numbers clarify a weapon’s role faster than hype does.
The Mythic Rebecca’s Guns sit as a mixed-role suppressor with a 40-round magazine and a fire-rate that favors sustained pressure rather than single-shot burst kills. It’s not the highest-damage Mythic, but it reloads fast in practice because of the throw-and-respawn mechanic.
Here are the Mythic stats you need to know:
| Stat Name | Stats |
|---|---|
| DPS | 108 |
| Damage | 9 |
| Structure Damage | 16 |
| Magazine Size | 40 |
| Fire Rate | 12 |
| Reload Time | 1.275s |
| Critical Hit Damage | 11.25 (x1.25) |
Rarity tiers run Uncommon (Green) up to Mythic (Yellow). If you grab the weapon in Uncommon or Rare, you can upgrade at Extraction Sites using Sprite Dust to push the stats higher. That small investment often turns a mediocre find into a match-winning tool.
Are Rebecca’s Guns a permanent addition in Fortnite?
No—elements tied to collabs and seasonal rotations move out when Epic Games adjusts the loot pool. That means the Mythic drop from Adam Smasher can vanish during the next Override season changes. If you want one, you should prioritize finding it while the event is live.
Final tips: pile mini-ammo and build for mid-range skirmishes, use Extraction Sites to upgrade low-rarity copies with Sprite Dust, and treat the Geno’s Machine boss fight like a raid—arrive with cover options and a plan. The Guns are different in feel, and if you sync their cadence with team play you can turn a clutch into a rout.
Where did you first pick up Rebecca’s Guns—a contested chest, a Temple Vault, or straight off Adam Smasher at Geno’s Machine?