Ammo

Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)

Full metal jacket rounds act as your standard factory-produced ammunition, not specializing in any area in particular but provide a well-rounded effect without sacrificing damage or armor-piercing capabilities. Readily available at most vendors in any major settlement, and the cheapest relative to the other classes of ammunition.

Caliber	Weight (kg)	Value	Damage (PvP)	Damage (PvE)	AP (PvP)	AP (PvE)
9x18 PM	0.010	0.50	50-100	50-100	2-5	2-5
7.62x25 TT	0.010	0.70	40-80	40-80	7-12	7-12
7.62x38	0.013	0.80	50-120	50-120	5-10	5-10
9x19 (SP-5)	0.012	0.80	100-150	100-150	10-20	10-20
.45 ACP	0.015	1.20	150-250	150-250	17-25	17-25
5.45x39	0.010	1.50	60-140	60-140	15-25	15-25
5.7x28	0.008	2.00	150-250	150-250	30-40	30-40
7.62x39	0.015	2.50	80-200	80-200	20-30	20-30
.38 Special	0.010	2.50	150-250	165-275	20-30	26-39
9x39	0.022	3.00	100-250	110-275	30-45	39-58
.357 Magnum	0.015	4.00	200-350	220-385	30-40	39-52
5.56x45	0.013	4.00	150-240	150-240	35-45	35-45
7.62x54	0.023	6.00	200-350	200-350	30-50	30-50
.30-06	0.030	9.00	350-500	350-500	40-55	40-55
.308 Win.	0.022	10.00	250-400	250-400	35-60	35-60
.338 LM	0.042	22.00	500-700	500-700	80-110	80-110

Hollow Point (HP)

Hollowpoint rounds specialize in that they have higher minimum and maximum damage capabilities than their FMJ counterparts, however at the expense of lower armor-piercing capability. They are best used when fighting against monster NPC or player characters who low armor ratings. Readily available at most vendors in any major settlement, and generally more expensive relative to the other classes of ammunition.

Caliber	Weight (kg)	Value	Damage (PvP)	Damage (PvE)	AP (PvP)	AP (PvE)
9x18	0.010	1.00	60-140	66-154	1-3	1-4
9x19	0.015	1.50	150-250	165-275	5-10	7-13
5.45x39	0.010	2.50	70-180	77-198	10-15	13-20
7.62x39	0.016	3.50	120-250	132-275	15-20	20-26
5.56x45	0.013	5.00	200-350	220-385	27-37	35-48
7.62x54	0.027	8.00	250-450	275-495	20-35	26-46
.30-06	0.035	12.00	400-600	440-660	25-45	33-58
.308 Win.	0.022	12.00	350-500	385-550	30-50	39-65

Armor Piercing (AP)

Armor-piercing rounds exceed in their ability to bypass enemy armor much more easily than their FMJ counterparts, however at the expense of lower minimum and maximum damage capabilities. They are the best used when fighting heavily armored monster NPC and in late-game when used against players with faction armor. Readily available at most vendors in any major settlement and is generally a little more expensive relative to FMJ rounds.

Caliber	Weight (kg)	Value	Damage (PvP)	Damage (PvE)	AP (PvP)	AP (PvE)
7.62x25 TT	0.009	1.00	30-70	30-70	10-20	10-20
.45 ACP	0.013	2.00	100-200	100-200	20-35	20-35
9x19mm	0.010	2.00	90-120	90-120	15-30	15-30
5.45x39	0.009	2.00	80-140	80-140	20-40	20-40
5.7x28	0.008	3.00	100-220	100-220	35-50	35-50
9x39 (SP-6)	0.020	4.00	120-300	120-300	40-65	40-65
7.62x39	0.014	4.00	100-170	100-170	35-50	35-50
5.56x45	0.013	6.00	100-220	100-220	45-55	45-55
7.62x54	0.023	8.00	150-280	150-280	50-80	50-80
.30-06	0.027	13.00	250-350	250-350	60-90	60-90
.308 Win.	0.022	15.00	220-352	200-320	52-85	40-65

Extra Rounds[]

Extra rounds have statistics similar to their FMJ counterparts, however, modifications to the material used allow the round to travel in a much straighter path, reducing the need to compensate for bullet drop at longer distances and travel at a higher velocity. Readily available at most vendors in any major settlement, and the most expensive relative to the other classes of ammunition.

Image	Caliber	Weight (kg)	Value	Damage (PvP)	Damage (PvE)	AP (PvP)	AP (PvE)
	7.62x39	0.015	3.50	120-200	120-200	20-30	20-30
	7.62x54	0.023	9.00	270-350	270-350	30-50	30-50

Crafted (M1) and Airdrop (S1) Rounds

Crafted/airdrop rounds improve on the overall abilities of the FMJ round in that they have an increase in minimum and maximum damage, as well as armor-piercing capabilities. However, crafted rounds can be obtained through means of crafting or commission store, whereas airdrop rounds can be obtained from airdrops. Both types may also be obtained by direct trading with other players, however neither type is sold by any NPC vendors in any settlement. These rounds are best used when using them against other players who have high armor ratings and bosses alike.

Caliber	Weight (kg)	Value	Damage (PvP)	Damage (PvE)	AP (PvP)	AP (PvE)
9x19	0.012	3.00	125-200	125-200	15-30	15-30
.45 ACP	0.014	3.00	180-330	180-330	20-40	20-40
5.7x28	0.009	3.50	175-300	175-300	40-55	40-55
.500 Magnum	0.030	5.00	400-600	440-660	45-60	58-78
7.62x39	0.015	5.00	100-250	100-250	30-45	30-45
5.45x39	0.010	5.00	80-220	80-220	20-40	20-40
12 Ga. Shot	0.050	7.00	250-300	288-345	20-30	26-39
.44 Magnum	0.023	7.00	300-450	330-495	40-50	52-65
9x39	0.020	7.00	150-370	150-370	50-70	50-70
5.56x45	0.013	7.00	200-300	200-300	45-60	45-60
7.62x54	0.023	12.00	250-500	250-500	35-55	35-55
12 Ga. Slug	0.050	12.00	400-500	460-575	35-50	46-65
.30-06	0.030	18.00	400-600	400-600	55-85	55-85
.308 WIN	0.022	17.00	250-380	250-380	52-85	40-65

Shotgun Shells & Misc

This classifies the remaining ammunition in-game that doesn't fit into any of the aforementioned categories. The 12Ga. Shots can deal a much higher overall damage, at the expense of range and accuracy due to the shell firing multiple pellets, and this type of ammunition is highly effective against monster NPC. The 12Ga. Slugs, on the other hand, can shoot much farther when compared to shots, and much more accurately due to the round firing a single projectile, however having higher armor-piercing capabilities means that the slug deals lower overall damage when compared to shots, and are mostly used when fighting against other players.

Caliber	Weight (kg)	Value	Damage (PvP)	Damage (PvE)	AP (PvP)	AP (PvE)
.22LR	0.003	0.25	35-50	35-50	2-3	2-3
.22LR HV	0.003	0.35	40-70	44-77	3-5	4-7
12Ga. Shot	0.040	2.00	150-250	150-250	4-10	4-10
12Ga. Slug	0.040	2.50	150-300	150-300	8-15	8-15
12Ga. Shot Mag.	0.050	4.00	200-300	200-300	8-15	8-15
12Ga. Slug Mag.	0.050	6.00	350-500	350-500	20-30	20-30
G43.100	0.250	150.00	600-800	600-800	0-0	0-0
G43.200	0.250	150.00	600-800	600-800	0-0	0-0
G43.400	0.200	300.00	0-0	0-0	0-0	0-0
G43.300	0.200	500.00	1-3	1-3	1-2	1-2

Note

The G43 Series refers to a class of 43mm shells used in the GL-43 Grenade Launcher. The number designation corresponds to the effect observed by each shell: 100 explodes on impact, 200 is a delayed explosion with a 3-4 second timer, 300 launches fireworks also doubling as a flare, and 400 is a toxic gas grenade.