Ammo

Ammunition comes in nine calibers, each paired with specific weapon classes. Heavier rounds (.338, 7.62×51) stack less per slot but hit harder — firearm damage is set by the gun, but stack size, weight, and loot footprint come from the ammo itself.

Special ammo types such as AP and HP rounds are not yet implemented as of v0.0.3.

Ammo List

Caliber	Stack	Weight (per round)	Sell Price	Used By
.22	120	0.03 kg	—	RT6 (pistol)
9mm	120	0.03 kg	1 $	RGR pistol; ZT9, ZTX, Z50, R4Mini SMGs
.40	120	0.03 kg	2 $	M500, Falcon pistols; VKU SMG; ADR DMR
.45	120	0.03 kg	1 $	KOV, G14, KLT pistols; ZT7, VTR SMGs
Buckshot	50	0.07 kg	3 $	All shotguns (Hand Canon, SB12, PAX, S890)
5.56×45	90	0.04 kg	3 $	M30, FMS, R16, R4, SC20 ARs
7.62×39	90	0.04 kg	4 $	GZ, VK7 ARs
7.62×51	50	0.06 kg	5 $	PK15, XT25 DMRs; MZ, Hunting Rifle, T11, RTS SRs
.338	30	0.1 kg	6 $	HW, Bar sniper rifles

Buying Ammo

Purchased in batches of 10 from the Weapon Traders:

Ammo	Trader	Price per 10
.22	— (starter only in Trash Can)	—
.45	T1	25 $
9mm	T1	25 $
Buckshot	T1	45 $
.40	T2	45 $
5.56×45	T2	60 $
7.62×39	T2	70 $
7.62×51	T3	100 $
.338	T3	120 $

Ammo stack limits are per inventory cell — .22/.45/9mm/.40 pack 120 rounds into a single slot, while .338 only fits 30 due to its weight class.

Tips

• Standardize on one caliber per raid. Pistol + SMG sharing .45 or 9mm saves a huge amount of inventory space.
• 7.62×51 covers both DMRs and most sniper rifles — it is the go-to late-game round for pure firepower.
• Buckshot is cheap per 10 rounds, but shotguns reload one-by-one, so bring extras.
• Keep a small stack of starter .45 / 9mm in a secure container to rebuild loadouts after a bad raid.

Related Pages

• Weapons — per-firearm damage and class
• Traders — full ammo price list