About Killstreaks
An independent Call of Duty database, built so you can check every number on it.
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What this is
Killstreaks is a permanent database of the Call of Duty franchise: every game, weapon, map, mode, killstreak, scorestreak and patch we can verify, plus tools that do something useful with that data.
It currently holds 37 weapons and 9 published patches, last verified 2026-07-28 against 11 recorded sources.
What makes it different
- The source sits next to the number. Every statistic links to the official publication it came from and the date we read it.
- Multiplayer and Warzone are never mixed. They are different damage models, so they get different pages. The same weapon can be nerfed in one and buffed in the other on the same day, and both are shown correctly.
- Nothing is overwritten. When a patch changes a value, the old one stays readable. You can see what a weapon was two seasons ago.
- Unknown stays unknown. A blank on this site means Activision has not published it. It never means zero.
- Opinions are labelled as opinions. We have no telemetry, so we never describe our rankings as usage data.
What it deliberately does not cover
Detailed Call of Duty Zombies coverage — main quests, Easter eggs, Wonder Weapon guides, map walkthroughs, storyline explanations and round calculators — is covered by our sister site CODZombie.com. Killstreaks records only what a game page needs: whether Zombies is included, its mode name, and a high-level map list, with a link across.
Duplicating that work here would produce two worse pages instead of one good one.
Independence
Killstreaks is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Activision Publishing, Inc. Call of Duty is a trademark of Activision Publishing, Inc.
The site carries advertising, which pays for the research. Advertising has no influence on what gets recorded, how it is classified, or how anything is ranked. See our advertising disclosure.
How to check us, or tell us we're wrong
Start with the methodology, which explains how a number gets onto the site. Every entity page lists its sources. If something is wrong, tell us — corrections are published on the corrections page, not quietly edited away.

