Triple Gun Tips for Tank Avenger: Fire Three Bullets at Once

Firing one bullet requires you to be right. Firing three at once only requires you to be close. That is the appeal of the Tank Avenger Triple Gun, which the game describes as firing three bullets at once. It is a friendly weapon for newer players and a useful one for experts too.

Why three bullets change the game

A single missed bullet is lost opportunity. Three bullets leave a pattern. Even if one misses, another might clip the target, and the pattern as a whole covers more of the arena. This is useful when enemies are moving, when you are unsure of the exact line, or when you want to cover a corridor.

Aim at the space, not the point

With a spread weapon, aim at the area where the enemy will be, not the enemy itself. Think of painting a zone with fire. If the enemy runs left or right, the outer bullets are more likely to catch it. A common beginner error is to treat the Triple Gun like a single-barrel gun and center on the enemy's current position, which wastes the spread.

Use it in corridors and gaps

The Jungle world has tight corridors between blocks. A pattern of three bullets covers the width of such a lane far better than one bullet can. Fire down a corridor and enemies have fewer ways to avoid it. Our Jungle guide shows how to make corridors work for you.

Combine with walls

Many weapons in the game have bouncing behaviour, but we only know the bounce rules for the Normal and Fast Guns, so test how your Triple Gun shots behave against walls in practice. Even if you only use them for direct fire, the wide pattern gives you room for small aiming errors.

Cover and spacing

Wide patterns can leave you exposed if you stand in the open to line them up. Fire from behind a block edge: lean out, fire, and return. Physically stepping to the side helps you adjust your line without moving your tank into danger. Keep your play area clear whenever you step.

When it is the right choice

• Several enemies at once, since coverage helps.
• Moving targets that are hard to line up.
• Learning phases, when your aim is still improving.

When it is not

• Enemies tucked deep behind cover, where explosives such as the Bomb Thrower are more effective.
• Fights that demand huge single-hit power, where the Big Gun may suit you better.

A practice drill

1. Select a level with at least three enemies.
2. Fire a spread at the middle one, then watch how it affects the others.
3. Next, move and fire the spread down a lane. Notice how much easier it is to connect.
4. Switch to a single-shot weapon for comparison.

The point of the drill is to feel when spread works and when precision matters more.

Upgrades

As with every weapon, you can upgrade the Triple Gun individually with the coins earned in every battle. If you are new, this is a strong candidate for your first investment. See our upgrade priority guide to compare. For the whole picture of the game, head to the Tank Avenger page.

Combine spread with movement

The Triple Gun is strongest when you move between volleys. Fire a spread, step to a new angle and fire again, so the three bullets cover different lanes each time. This creates a net that is hard to escape. Avoid planting yourself in one spot just because the weapon is forgiving. Movement keeps you safe from return fire, and the spread keeps your hits coming. It is a simple pairing that turns an easy weapon into a surprisingly dangerous one.

FAQ

What does the Triple Gun do?

It fires three bullets at once.

Is the Triple Gun good for beginners?

Yes, because the spread forgives small aiming mistakes.

Does the Triple Gun bounce?

The game's description does not specify bounces for it, so test how it behaves on a few levels.

Can I upgrade the Triple Gun?

Yes, every weapon can be upgraded individually with coins earned from battles.