Ammunition and Explosives

• Ordnance
• 84mm MAAWS Munitions
• 66mm M202 LAW Munitions
• 65mm High Velocity Direct Fire Grenade
• Anti-materiel Ammunition
• 25x137mm Bushmaster
• 14.5x114mm
• 13.2mm TuF
• .50 BMG (12.7x99)
• 12.7x55 ASh
• Magnum Rifle Ammunition
• .45-70 Government
• .470 Nitro Express
• 9.3x62MM Mauser
• .510 Beck
• .50 Beowulf
• .458 SOCOM
• .45 Raptor
• .408 Cheytac
• .40 Lobaev Whisper
• .338 TVCM
• .338 Lapua Magnum
• .338 Norma Magnum
• .300 Winchester Magnum
• 8x57mm Rheinmetall
• .270 Winchester Short Magnum
• Rifle Ammunition
• .338 Thunder
• .30-06 Springfield
• 7.62x54R
• 7.62 NATO
• .303 British
• 6.8 Caracal (H&K NGSW Entry)
• .277 TVCM (GD/Beretta NGSW Entry)
• .277 Lone Star Magnum
• .277 Fury (SIG NGSW Entry)
• 6.5 Creedmoor
• Intermediate Rifle Ammunition
• .338 Spectre
• 6.5 Grendel
• .300 Blackout
• .224 Valkyrie
• 5.56 NATO
• 9x39
• 7.62x39
• 5.45x39
• 4.73x33mm Caseless
• .300 Savage
• .264 USA
• .220 Swift
• .22-250 Remington
• 4.4x55mm AMJ Custom
• 6.5x38mm Caseless
• 6mm ARC
• Shotgun Ammunition
• 12 Gauge
• 12x70mm ATLAS Auto
• 20 Gauge
• .366 TKM
• Pistol Ammunition
• .52 Auto Magnum
• .45 Winchester Magnum
• .45 Super
• .45 ACP
• 10mm Auto
• .40 S&W (Short & Wimpy)
• 7.62x25 Tokarev
• 9x25 Dillon
• 9x19/9mm
• 9x18 Makarov
• 5.7x28
• .357 SIG
• 7.5 FK
• HK4.6x30
• 6.5x25 Seburo
• .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22WMR)
• .22 Long Rifle
• Revolver Ammunition
• .357 Magnum
• .480 Caning Magnum
• .44 Magnum
• .454 Casull
• .500 Smith & Wesson Magnum

Ordnance

84mm MAAWS Munitions

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The 84mm ammunition for the Carl Gustav M3/M4 series come in many shapes and forms from high explosive anti tank, flares, smoke and a shotgun-esque munition firing 1000 steel flechettes. Through its 72 year history the carl gustav has evolved and so have the munition fired through it.

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Ammunition Type	Direct Hit Damage	Shrapnel Damage	Blast Damage	Blast Radius	Velocity
FFV551 RAP	1900	8DMG x 290 Shards	45	4m	490m/s
ADM401	10DMG x 1100 Projectiles	n/a	n/a	n/a	270m/s
FFV441 HE	75	10DMG x 750 Shards	365	21m	255m/s
FFV441B HE	75	10DMG x 775 Shards	415	21m	255m/s
FFV509 ASM	600	8DMG x 140 Shards	630	14m	211m/s
FFV502 HEDP	270	8DMG x 290 Shards	15	2m	230m/s
FFV751 HEAT	2170 + 39 Penetrator	8DMG x 100 Shards	15	2m	290m/s
FFV551B GCGM	1170	2DMG x 50 Shardss	15	2m	15m/s

66mm M202 LAW Munitions

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The 66mm rockets are typically loaded in single use M72 disposable launchers however their rockets are able to be removed through disassembly of the launcher and loaded into the M202 Launcher. While not packing the punch of its bigger relatives like the 84mm M136 launcher it does offer a relatively light, rapid fire anti personnel and structure weapon.

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Ammunition Type	Direct Hit Damage	Shrapnel Damage	Blast Damage	Blast Radius	Velocity
M235 Incendiary	25	n/a	66	5m	114m/s
M236 WP	25	n/a	65	9m	174m/s
M236/V2 WP	15	n/a	56	5m	214m/s
M72A5 HEAT	655	10DMG x 170 Shards	90	16m	514m/s
M72A9 LASM	470	10DMG x 643 Shards	110	18m	294m/s
ER72 HE-FRAG	300	10DMG x 850 Shards	116	20m	1200m/s

65mm High Velocity Direct Fire Grenade

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The 65mm High Velocity Direct Fire Grenade is a extremely high pressure grenade munition developed by SynTech Arms to be fired from a man portable grenade rifle called the DFGS-60 which can interchangably fire a mixture of 60 or 65mm grenades with a simple barrel change.

The DFGS system was developed in 2013 to provide soldiers an offensive weapon system capable of rapid firing explosive ordnance at ranges far exceeding the maximum capabilities of more traditional grenade launchers such as the M203, M32 and M320. Seeing the potential of the weapon system, the United States Marine Corps adopted it as a replacement to the M32 Rotary Grenade Launcher. 

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Ammunition Type	Direct Hit Damage	Shrapnel Damage	Blast Damage	Blast Radius	Arming Distance	Velocity
DFG Model 1 Lightweight High Explosive	315	22DMG x 750 Shards	13.1	11m	15m	740m/s
DFG Model 2 Heavyweight High Explosive	630	27DMG x 600 Shards	25.1	21m	25m	433m/s
DFG Model 3 Lightweight Incendiary	75	10DMG x 750 Shards	365	21m	18m	819m/s
DFG Model 4 Heavyweight Solid Baton	800, 2500 Barrier Pen	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	477m/s
DFG Model 5 Armor Piercing Incendiary Slug	600, 3000 Barrier Pen	N/A	1	0.2m	3m	501m/s
DFG Model 6 Anti-tank Grenade	315	13DMG x 5000 Incendiary Charge Tungsten Balls	5000	185m	70m	380m/s

Anti-materiel Ammunition

25x137mm Bushmaster

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The 25x137mm Bushmaster is a primarily vehicle utilised auto-cannon cartridge with a wide range of ammunition that has been developed for this munition, providing weapons that utilise it with the capability to defeat the majority of armored vehicles it is likely to encounter, up to and including some light tanks. The ammunition used in the M242 Bushmaster Chain Cannon may also be used in a variety of weapons such as the GAU-12 Equalizer, the French Giat M811, or the Swiss Oerlikon KBA weapon system.

Despite its wide use in vehicles, it is almost never utilised in man portable weapons due to the power, weight and size of the munition, however one such weapon does exist, the Laku Solutions LRAMW-25 (Light Recoil Anti Materiel Weapon-25mm), which is a 39 kilogram anti-materiel rifle designed to give the capability for defeating light vehicles, powered infantry armor, exo-skeletons and mechas to an infantry platoon.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Fragment Count/Explosive Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
M791 APDS-T	490	N/A	1340	70	8000
GDOT APFSDS-T	440	N/A	1390	98	8600
Hypersonic Tubular	110	N/A	3462	186	9780
Non-Explosive Fragmenting	420	350 Frags @ 10m	1050	30.95	810
M792 HEI-T	300	610 Frags @ 20m  + 34dmg @ 20m	1100	20	4300
Incendiary Flechette	118x44	3dmg @ 0.2m	1417	11.2	1200

14.5x114mm

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The 14.5×114mm (.57 Cal) is a heavy machine gun and anti-materiel rifle cartridge used by the Soviet Union, the former Warsaw Pact, modern Russia, and other countries. It was originally developed for the PTRS and PTRD anti-tank rifles, but was later used as the basis for the KPV heavy machine gun that formed the basis of the ZPU series anti-aircraft guns that is also the main armament of the BTR series of armoured personnel carriers from the BTR-60 to the BTR-80 and for heavy anti-materiel sniper rifles.

 

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13.2mm TuF

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The Mauser 13.2mm TuF (German: Tank und Flieger; lit. "tank and aircraft", known also as 13.2×92mmSR) cartridge, was a major step in the development of anti-tank cartridges, being the first one designed for the sole purpose of destroying armored targets.

 

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.50 BMG (12.7x99)

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The .50 Browning Machine Gun (.50 BMG, 12.7×99mm NATO) is a cartridge developed for the Browning .50 caliber machine gun in the late 1910s, entering official service in 1921. The .50 BMG cartridge is also used in long-range target and anti-materiel rifles, as well as other .50-caliber machine guns.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
M33 Ball	250	880	10.0253299	288
MK211 Raufoss	240 + 4 Indirect@2.76m	870	20	210
MK212 Raufoss Tracer	240 + 4 Indirect@2.76m	870	20	210
M903 API	120	1266	19.9	1500
LC/68 Depleted Uranium SABOT	160	1300	11	580
Lightweight Plastic Projectile	80	1800	1	10
XMP Tungsten AP	160	780	25	490
AMAX Match	190	860	3.2	15
XM1175 Duplex	130x2	804	2.6	110
EXACTO Tracking Munition	50+82 Indirect Hit	750	0	0

12.7x55 ASh

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12.7x55 is a heavy .50 caliber round developed for close quarter operations against heavily armoured opponents. Ammunition varies from 100 grain to 2000 grain loads all capable of packing variably harder punches the heavier the round is. The 12.7x55 ASh performs poorly at range and is generally unable to reach out further than 300 meters.

12.7x55 LP - Legkaya Pulya (LP) or "Light Bullet"

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Light supersonic sabot-born lead bullet with an aluminum core weighing 7 grams (108 grains).

12.7x55 TP - Tyazhelaya Pulya (TP) or "Heavy Bullet"

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Heavy subsonic lead bullet weighing 33 grams (509 grains).

12.7x55 BP - Broneboynaya Pulya (BP) or "Armor-Piercing Bullet"

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Lead bullet with an armor-piercing component weighing 18 grams (277 grains).

12.7x55 DP - Dvukhpul'niy (DP) or "Double-Bulleted"

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Two bullets loaded inline weighing 17 grams (262 grains) each.

12.7x55 Jasmin

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Heavy 12.7x55 BP round loaded with a small explosive tip.

12.7x55 Octoplex

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Abnormal shotgun like round for the ASh-12 that has eight small projectiles packed in line with each other.

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
LP	92	420	12.5	70
TP	96	230	15.1	40
BP	94	222	50	70
DP	32	254	13	70
Jasmin	102 + 3 Explosive	210	20	70
Octoplex	27	263	30	40

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

Magnum Rifle Ammunition

.45-70 Government

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The .45-70, also known as .45-70 Government or .45-70 Govt. is an extremely powerful cartridge developed in the 1870's. It is primarily used for big game hunting out of lever action rifles or big bore revolvers such as the Magnum Research BFR. Even today it still competes with newer "ultra magnum" cartridges such as .500 Smith & Wesson Magnum, this is mostly due to its large case that can accomodate extremely large and heavy projectiles along with enough powder to sling them at high velocities - this thing is a monster, anything that ends up on the wrong end of it doesn't live to tell the tale.

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.470 Nitro Express

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The .470 Nitro Express is a rifle cartridge developed by Joseph Lang in England for dangerous game hunting in Africa and India. This cartridge is used almost exclusively in double barrel rifles. It is in wide use in the Southern and Central-East African region, favoured by hunting guides, primarily while out for hunting buffalo and elephant.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
500gr Soft Point	186	660	3.8	3
585gr FMJ	113	503	8	3
550gr Lead Solid	122.7	450	6.5	10
660gr API	122.7	400	30.5	330
700gr Hollowpoint	199	391	0.5	1

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

9.3x62MM Mauser

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9.3x62mm Mauser is a big game hunting round capable of taking out elephants and other big game. The round has been fitted to fire from the HK121 MMG from 100 round belts. Its use in Medium Machine Guns was bred from the desire for a cheaper competitor to the .338 Norma Magnum.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
Norma 230gr Big Bear	44.3	450	6.6	8
Norma 232gr Little Hippo	44.5	430	6.67	8
Norma 285gr Big Hippo	45.2	390	6.9	8
Norma 275gr Mammoth	43.7	580	7.4	10
Norma 300gr Dino Slayer	46	330	6.6	9
Norma 325gr Dragon Slayer	49.5	360	6	6

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

 

 

.510 Beck

Overview

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.510 Beck is a specialised cartridge designed for the AR-10 rifle platform that offers loadings from 200gr to 1050gr super heavy loads. It offers everything from accurate precision loads for longer range shooting all the way to short range cartridges for punching through tough animals and even body armor.

While typically a civilian cartridge with nothing particularly 'different' about it, SynTech Arms recently partnered up with Knight Armament Company to create their Special Airbursting Rifle System and decided on using a KAC SR-25 as a basis for the design. While looking for a cartridge that offered both realiability in an AR-10 and payload potential, SynTech came upon the .510 Beck and used it as the basis for their specialised RDX and LXT experimental munitions.

RDX Nanoexplosives and LXT Nanoexplosives were tested to see which yielded better payload efficiency, LXT Nanoexplosives were determined to yield the best blast radius and were used in SynTechs patented airbursting .510 Beck munition. However these projectiles proved to be too heavy for 'traditional' propulsion methods to be effective without making the projectiles entirely useless so SynTech paired a magnectic rail accelerator to the weapon platform to magnetically propell the projectiles at high velocities as well as gives a velocity boost to other more traditional projectiles.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity, Standard(Railgun) (m/s)	Barrier Penetration, Standard(Railgun)	Armor Piercing
900gr AP	82	240(522)	8.7(12.2)	265
1050gr AP	83	144(313)	10(14)	290
200gr SLAP	41.5	940(2046)	11(15.4)	340
300gr SLAP	45	740(1610)	14.5(20.3)	380
492gr RDX-HE	60 + 0.4 Indirect@3m	354(771)	3.3(4.6)	140
650gr Hollowpoint	101	648(1410)	4.6(6.4)	8
LXT Bursting Munition	48.4 + 13.2 Indirect@6.77m	530(1155)	0	0

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

Additional note: The ratio of standard cartridge speed to railgun-accelerated speed is 2.177. The ratio of standard cartridge barrier penetration to railgun-accelerated barrier penetration is 1.4.

.50 Beowulf

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The .50 Beowulf is a 12mm magnum rifle cartridge designed to greatly increase the lethality of the AR-15 platform at close to medium ranges. It is advertised as a great cartridge for civilians wanting to hunt large game or for military/police conducting CQB or even checkpoint duty, with the round be almost etirely undisturbed by most common barriers such as windscreens and body panels.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
200gr Frangible	47	782	1.4
335gr Jacketed Hollowpoint	86	580	1.77
400gr Flatpoint	57	550	3.4
500gr Tungsten-core AP	73	488	47
700gr Tungsten-core AP	88	320	69
1000gr High Explosive Frangible	26	240	0

.458 SOCOM

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The .458 SOCOM (11.63×40mm) is a moderately large round designed for a specialized upper receiver that can be mounted on any AR-15 pattern lower receiver. The 300-grain (19 g) round offers a supersonic muzzle velocity of 1,900 ft/s (580 m/s) and 2,405 ftlbf (3,261 J), similar to a light .45-70 but with a much smaller case. Prompted by the lack of power offered by the 5.56 NATO cartridge used in the M4 carbine and the M16 rifle, the .458 SOCOM came about from informal discussion of members of the special operations command, specifically Task Force Ranger's experience that multiple shots were required to incapacitate members of the opposing force in Mogadishu during Operation Gothic Serpent. Many Somalis would chew the drug Khat all day and the effects of the drug would both curb their appetite (in a country plagued by famine) and increase their pain tolerance.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
255gr Match	78	580	2.3	8
300gr Match	89	540	2.3	8
100gr CQB	68	914	1.75	7
500gr Subsonic	93.4	320	2.5	5
Lehigh CF	106.7	299	1.2	5
High Velocity SLAP	36	762	90	300
Incendiary Spotter	31	490	1.4	7

.45 Raptor

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The .45 Raptor is a rimless centerfire cartridge developed for medium and large game hunting. Compared to similar big bore cartridges designed for the AR-15 – such as the .450 Bushmaster, .458 SOCOM, and .50 Beowulf – the 45 Raptor offers higher velocity bullets, a flatter shooting trajectory and the ability to reliably feed hollow point ammunition. It is able to fit into 7.62x51 magazines with some modification, making it easy for companies to make rifles capable of firing the cartridge without the need to design and develop a specialised magazine.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
240gr XTP	74.5	810	6.1	8
160gr TACXP	53.4	910	2.89	6
180gr JHP	65	850	1.74	6
300gr XTP	88.2	700	2.3	4
500gr HE-I	95	100	0	0

.408 Cheytac

Overview

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The .408 Cheyenne Tactical designated 408 Chey Tac (10.36×77mm) is a specialized cartridge for long-range sniper rifles. The round was designed for anti-personnel, anti-sniper and anti-materiel roles with a (supersonic) precision range of 2,200 yards (2,000 m). It is offered as a competitor to the most common military NATO long-range service cartridges such as .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 BMG.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
CheyCorey	113	945	6.6	320
Lehigh APWU	112	873	8.4	400
WC 370gr	111.8	952	7.2	310
Match 419gr	136	914	3	20
Match 305gr	115	1067	2.8	18
Lutz Viking 463gr	115	847	2.9	21
SniperExtreme	111.7	910	5.7	80
Armor Piercing Incendiary	112.5	918	27.4	360
XM2 305gr	114	1090	2.9	18
ELR 446gr	115.3	852	3	17
Subsonic 751gr	195	312	4	15

.40 Lobaev Whisper

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The .40 Lobaev Whisper is a specialty subsonic cartridge designed specifically for the DVL-10 Saboteur rifle. It was created from .338LM casings by shortening the casing by 25mm and utilising .408 Cheytac projectiles. It is meant for covert precision shooting for distances of up to 600m and has seen use by Russian Special forces in recent conflicts.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
Lobaev FMJ	103	310	4.6	110
Lehigh APWU	102	440	6.4	200
WC 370gr	101.8	332	5.2	80
Match 419gr	106	297	3	20
Match 305gr	98	530	1.8	8
Lutz Viking 463gr	100	423	0.9	1
SniperExtreme	100.7	380	1.7	40
Armor Piercing Incendiary	102.5	400	14.4	260
XM2 305gr	104	540	1	2.2
ELR 446gr	110.88	300	1.5	7

.338 TVCM

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.338TVCM is heavily based on the battle tested .338 Norma Magnum, however it offers slightly varied loadings requested by the British Armed forces. The ammunition is primarily produced by the UK under license by Radway Green, however the round is produced in smaller numbers by TrueVelocity in Germany for smaller contracts.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
L320A1 Enhanced Ball	30	977	4.5	26
L321A1 Match	29	948	7	23
L322A1 Training (Frangible)	28	1108	0	0
L323A1 Subsonic (585gr)	86	343.2	58	115
L323A2 Subsonic AP (777gr)	100	290	140	144
L324A1 Anti-materiel	22.34 + 4 Indirect@1.16m	910	18.2	20

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.338 Lapua Magnum

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The .338 Lapua Magnum (8.6×70mm) is a rimless, bottlenecked, centerfire rifle cartridge. It was developed during the 1980s as a high-powered, long-range cartridge for military snipers. It was used in the War in Afghanistan and the Iraq War. As a result of this, it became more widely available.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
.338 Ball	36	826	8.585	250
250gr Naturalis	33	880	0.85	250
300gr Scenar	34.5	826	2	250
300gr Berger	34.5	850	4	8
API526	66	870	22.3	248
AP-RE	63	997	25.9	240
520gr Tungsten Penetrator	71	765	49.4	330
70gr High-velocity Glider	31	1400	20	7
680gr Subsonics	107.5	320	60	122
310gr Stiletto AP	49	900	45	325
MK330 Mod0 Match	54.2	880	3.6	9
HVAP	35.5	1999	120	540

.338 Norma Magnum

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.338NM (Norma Magnum) is a medium machine gun calibre designed to bridge the gap between 7.62x51 and .50BMG. It is effective up to 2500m for accurate fire unlike the 7.62x51 which is only good for up 1500m accurately. In addition it retains its velocity and stopping power out to its accurate distance making it a highly effective round at close and far distances. As of 2020 is it currently being pushed as a replacement for .50 BMG in the anti-materiel role, as such a replacement for the MK211 RAUFOSS round has been developed to give the round capabilities similar to that of the .50 BMG.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
XM1161	33	920	3.45	26
XM1162	31	900	6.4	23
XM1163 LCAP (Low Cost AP)	31.6	920	14.5	45
XM1164 SMK (Sierra Match King)	35	840	2.85	18
XM1165 Frangible	26.97	880	0.77	4
XM1166 SIG WCAP	32.34	1025	38.2	400
MK212 RAUFOSS	22.34 + 4 Indirect@1.16m	910	18.2	20

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.300 Winchester Magnum

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7.62x67mmB or .300WM (Winchester Magnum) is a magnum rifle cartridge designed to fit in standard rifle actions. It is a highly popular big game cartridge, Comparible to .338 Lapua Magnum in energy delivered on target, as well as a long range marksmanship round, having taken numerous international 1000m competitions. 

Popular amongst hunters, military and police around the world, the .300WM has killed more living things than smallpox.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Max Effective Range (Meters)
Mk248 Mod 1 Match	22	955	4.6	1700m
176gr Softpoint	28.1	973	0.5	1550m
150gr Softpoint	25	1000	0.8	1700m
135gr Softpoint	20	1200	1.7	2150m
40gr Velocity Max	10.5	1600	0.22	2500m
220gr SuperMatch	28	876	1.2
AP	19	923	11	1200m
AP-I	15	896	21	1500m
Subsonic	37	301	1	250m

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

Note: Max effective range assumes 1MOA or better. MOA or worse will lead to greatly reduced effective range.

8x57mm Rheinmetall

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8x57mm Rheinmetall is a experimental cartridge that was developed as part of the Next Generation Soldier Weapon program held in Germany. It was ultimately not adopted due to its immense recoil and the outdated ergonomics of the weapon it was chambered in.

It has been adopted by small wealthy nations however for snipers and anti-vehicle duties.

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
XM11 Ball	26	1000	5.6
XM51 Match	29.7	1034	1.6
XM31 AP	21	1211	9.6

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.270 Winchester Short Magnum

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The 270 Winchester Short Magnum or 270 WSM is a short, magnum cartridge created by necking down the .300 Winchester Short Magnum and fitting it with a .277 caliber bullet. The correct name for the cartridge, is 270 WSM, without a decimal point. It is a member of the Winchester Short Magnum family of cartridges.

The 270 WSM is an improvement over the older 270 Winchester providing higher velocity with bullets of the same weight, and thus a flatter trajectory and more energy. Velocities tend to be about 250 ft/s (76 m/s) faster, in a cartridge that is shorter and can therefore be used in a shorter action resulting in a more compact rifle if desired.

Its prefered use case is hunting and long range precision shooting, it has seen little to no military adoption beyond small use cases in special mission units. As such there are no armor penetrating or specialist projectiles, with only factory match and hunting loads available

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
90gr Hollowpoint	30	1100	1.55
130gr Softpoint	35	1004	1.96
140gr Softpoint	41	990	2.1
150gr Match	44	956	1.1

Range Cards

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90gr Hollowpoint	130gr Softpoint	140gr Softpoint	150gr Match

Rifle Ammunition

.338 Thunder

Overview

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The .338 Thunder is a rifle cartridge based on the .308 Winchester case necked up to take .338 caliber projectiles. It was created by AMJ Precision in 2022 and intended as a special purpose big bore cartridge with reasonable recoil for lightweight self loading rifles. Unlike most necked up calibers of its kind it only sacrifices a single round of capacity in a standard 20 round magazine, providing 19 rounds of .338 Caliber ammunition in an AR-10 Platform.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
Ball	19.55	780
Match	23	580	0.6
Subsonic	53.25	120	2
Armor Piercing	41	465	19.4
AP Reactive	33 + 1	597	15.9
AP Incendiary	36 + 2	470	12.3

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.30-06 Springfield

Overview

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The .30-06 Springfield cartridge (pronounced "thirty-aught-six") or 7.62×63mm was introduced to the United States Army in 1906 and later standardized; it remained in use until the late-1970s. The ".30" refers to the caliber of the bullet in inches. The "06" refers to the year the cartridge was adopted, 1906. With the help of modern ammunition development and manufacturing process's the .30-06 has been able to be revived into limited service by certain special operations units. Thanks to the size of the projectile and the case size the .30-06 is able to be loaded with heavier projectiles and more powder than 7.62x51 can be.

T99 Anti-aircraft Munition

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T99 Anti-aircraft munitions were designed to be mixed with traditional tracers to assist with marking aircraft. It packs a small explosive in the tip that makes a highly visible explosion.

T100 HEIAP

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T100 High Explosive Incendiary Armor Piercing Munition is a modern evolution of the T99 Munition. The T100 was designed by the Commonwealth Joint Task Force Weapons Research & Development Group to serve as an option for long range light anti-vehicle tasks sporting a duplex munition with a high explosive tip followed by an incendiary armor piercing projectile.

D.U.D.S.

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.30-06 Depleted Uranium Discarding Sabot was an experimental armor piercing munition developed for the .30-06 in the 1960's however it was quickly discarded due to the radiation emited from the munition. Due to the highly dense depleted uranium sabot the ammunition is extremely heavy, as such it has to be paired with a powerful accelerant. However CJTF-WRDG has begun producing the ammunition again, use at your own discretion. 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
M2 Ball	30	810	2	7
Lapua Mega 200gr	28	800	2	15
Lapua Naturalis 170gr	33	895	5	6
Norma Big Bear 240gr	44	750	7	5
TTSX Hollow Point	40	810	0.922	3
M14A1 API	16	795	6	280
T99 Explosive Round	5 +1 Explosive Damage	500	3	1
T100 HEIAP	10 +1 Explosive Damage	990	3	45
Accelerator	32	1110	3	3
D.U.D.S.	29	991	28.1	610

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

7.62x54R

Overview

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The 7.62×54mmR(immed) is a rimmed rifle cartridge developed by the Russian Empire and introduced as a service cartridge in 1891. Originally designed for the bolt-action Mosin–Nagant rifle, it was used during the late Tsarist era and throughout the Soviet period to the present day. The cartridge remains one of the few standard-issue rimmed cartridges still in military use and is the longest serving rifle cartridge ever.

HP - Hollowpoint hunting load.

SPBT - Soft point boat tail match. Designed for long range accuracy shooting.

T46M - Cartridge with a 9.6 gram lead core tracer bullet with a bimetallic jacket, in a bimetallic case; intended for target designation and fire adjustment in battle (Trace color: Green).

7N14 SNB - A 7.62x54mm R SNB gzh (GRAU Index - 7N14) cartridge with a 9.8 gram armor-piercing bullet with a pointed heat-strengthened steel core over a lead base with a bimetallic jacket, in a bimetallic case. This SNB cartridge (SNíperskiy s Bronebóynoy púley - "Sniper with Armor-piercing bullet") was developed in the mid-1990s as a modernization of the 7.62x54mm R PS gzh cartridge to improve its penetration capabilities when fired from a sniper or designated marksman rifles, managing of piercing specialized ballistic body protections as well as providing a significant stopping power effect.

7N37 BS - A 7.62x54mm R BS gs (GRAU Index - 7N37) cartridge with a 12.2 gram armor-piercing bullet with a pointed tungsten carbide core over a lead base with a bimetallic jacket, in a steel case. This BS bullet (Bronebóynaya Spetsiál'naya - "Armor-piercing Special") was developed by TsNIITochMash in the 2010s to greatly increase the penetration capabilities of designated marksman rifles such as the SVD and its variants, being able of piercing through the most modern specialized ballistic body protections, in addition to being capable of piercing light covers and light armored vehicles despite having a relatively low muzzle velocity compared to other cartridges. However, due to its design, it has a significant bounce probability off various surfaces.

MAI AP - Modern Arms International LE / Export-only exposed tungsten sabot round. USA Made, very rare.

MAI API - Modern Arms International LE / Export-only exposed tungsten sabot with incendiary tip. USA Made, exceedingly rare.

Spotter - Soft point cartridge with 10 gram pyrotechnic charge beneath a white tracer element. Used for spotting targets from aircraft mounted machineguns.

7N60 RSP - A 7.62x54mm R RSP gs (GRAU Index - 7N60) cartridge with a 20 gram armor-piercing bullet with a pointed depleted uranium core over a lead base with a bimetallic jacket, in a steel case. This RSP bullet ("Radioactive Sniper Bullet") was developed by TsNIITochMash in the 2020s to greatly increase the penetration capabilities of designated marksman rifles such as the SVD and its variants against more modernised armor systems.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
203gr HP	26.3	827	0.8	5
202gr SPBT Match	24.9	855	2.2	16
148gr SPBT Match	21	903	1.1	22
T46M (Tracer)	20	800	2.1	18
7N14 SNB	21.3	813	4	20
7N37 BS	19.7	785	8.76	83
MAI AP	16.8	984	10.5	100
Spotter	27	698	0.3	0
7N60 RSP	13.8	744	20.4	444
MAI API	14.7	804	18.2	201

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

7.62 NATO

Overview

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7.62 NATO (7.62x51 NATO) is the NATO standard medium machine gun and sniper rifle cartridge. It is used in various marksman and sniper rifles as well as mounted and dismounted machine guns such as the FN MAG-58/M240. By modern standards it is antiquated, being outclasses by a lot of cartridges - however where it does edge other cartridges out is by having more weapons chambered in it.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
M80A1	16	850	4.677
M62 Tracer	15.6	816	4.777
M118LR	17.55	790	2.17
MK316	19.22	810	1.348
M993	14.8	910	7.77
M959 SLAP Tracer	12.8	1014	19.1
SuperNosler	21.55	822	0.56

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.303 British

Overview

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The .303 British is a .303-inch (7.7 mm) calibre. It was first developed in Britain as a black powder round put into service in December 1888 for the Lee–Metford rifle. In 1891 the cartridge was adapted to use smokeless powder. It was the standard British and Commonwealth military cartridge from 1889 until the 1950s for rifles and machine guns when it was replaced by the 7.62×51mm NATO.

It is still in common use in civilian shooting and is also frequently seen in the hands of insurgencies around the world.

 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
215gr Hollowpoint	19	520	1.6	4
MkXI Light Ball	10.3	1015	1.65	4
MkI Ball	13.3	815	3.65	4
MkVIIIZ Enhanced Ball	16.2	777	2.72	5
MkVIIY Incendiary Ball	16	754	4.2	5
WEX AP Ball	10.2	914	10.8	95

6.8 Caracal (H&K NGSW Entry)

Overview

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The .277 Caracal or 6.8×51mm Caracal, is a centerfire rimless bottlenecked rifle cartridge produced by H&K as part of their NGSW program entry. It utilizes a hybrid three-piece cartridge case that has a steel case head, nickel body and a locking washer that mechanically connects the two to support a chamber pressure of 100,000 psi. 6.8 Caracal was the highest pressure entrant into the NGSW program. 

The 6.8 Caracal cartridge was the eventual winner of the NGSW program. As the victor of the program Caracal was given German Bundeswehr designations and additional cartridges were developed by request following the completion of the program. They are as follows:


DM11A1 (Weichkern) - A steelcore, FMJ Ball load.

DM21 (Leuchtspur) - DM11A1 tracer variant.

DM51 (Soft Target) - Hollowpoint match load designed for anti-terror and special forces operations against unarmoured targets at range.

DM31A1 - Tungsten core armor piercing load.

DM31A2 - Depleted Uranium armor piercing load, Tracer.

DM31A3 - High Velocity Armor Piercing Tracer

DM80 (Brandstifter) - RAUFOSS like loading. High explosive, incendiary armor piercing.

DM82 (Geschmolzen) - High Velocity Self Propelled Incendiary Load

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
DM11	15.4	1000	4.5	16
DM51	18.7	990	0.3	1
DM31A1	15	1084	6	100
DM31A2	14.11	981	27	280
DM31A3	11.6	1550	18.5	320
DM80	16 + 8EDMG	999	8.3	99
DM82	8.6	2050	4.5	10

.277 TVCM (GD/Beretta NGSW Entry)

Overview

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.277 TrueVelocity is a polymer composite cased cartridge developed by a Texas based company called TrueVelocity. It is one of three entrants into the 6.8 NGSW program. All three 6.8 NGSW entries are extremely high pressure and designed to push extreme velocities out of relatively short barrel lengths. .277 TVCM as its referred to is designed to be chambered in the General Dynamics/Beretta RM-277 NGSW-R entry. 

Each 6.8 NGSW entry cartridge has three different loads, keep in mind - while they are all designed to achieve the same task they will not all perform the same and vary entry to entry:

XM1168 - Full Metal Jacket Ball ammo. Also has a tracer variant.

XM1169 - Special Purpose Match ammo designed for long range shooting. Also has a tracer variant.

XM1170 - Special Purpose Armor Piercing ammo with a tungsten penetrator. Also has a tracer variant.

Additional ammunition types have been created as part of the trials and given unique designations, however beyond 1168, 1169 and 1170 none were requested as part of the NGSW program.

XM1171 HAPI - Special Purpose Hard-Armor-Piercing-Incendiary with a hardened steel penetrator supported by a high temperature incendiary charge. Offered by TrueVelocity as a lower cost alternative to XM1170, removing the need to use Tungsten. Also has a tracer variant.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
.277 TVCM XM1168 (Ball)	14.2	1067	4.1	19
.277 TVCM XM1169 (Match)	15	1060	3.7	17
.277 TVCM XM1170 (AP)	13.4	1080	6.9	145
.277 TVCM XM1171 (HAPI)	11.5	1255	5.12	280

.277 Lone Star Magnum

Overview

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.277 Lonestar Magnum is a round designed along side the TX-277 Designed Marksman Rifle. The round along with the rifle was designed as a long range precision rifle for hunting medium to large sized game at ranges in excess of 1km with a single hit. The capabilities of the cartridge and the weapon sparked interest from members of the Commonwealth Joint Task Force and a custom request for select fire variants was submitted to Lone Star Armory.

298gr Solid Brass

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298 grain Solid Brass ammunition is hunting cartridge. It does not feature a jacket and was designed to be more environmentally friendly than typical lead projectiles.

152gr MTAC

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152gr MTAC (Match/Tactical) is a high velocity long range precision match or tactical use ammunition. It is less suited to hunting but performs well against armor for tactical usage.

272gr MTAC

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272gr MTAC (Match/Tactical) is a high velocity long range precision match or tactical use ammunition. The heavier variant of the MTAC is well suited to hunting as well as tactical usage making it a highly versatile round.

250gr RMA

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RMA stands for Rocky Mountain Aluminium ammunition. Rocky Mountain is a longrange precision ammunition producer, Lone Star in conjunction with the Commonwealth Joint Task Force contracted RM to produce an aluminium based LR Precision round specifically designed for counter-sniping purposes.

307gr Tungsten AP

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Designed and manufactured by Norma Ammunition specifically for the Commonwealth Joint Task Force, the 307gr Tungsten AP round is designed to penetrate most modern body armor's at ranges exceeding 600 meters with ease.

312gr Subsonics

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Heavy 312gr Slug with poor ballistics.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
298gr Solid Brass	17.95	708	4	8
152gr MTAC	16.8	990	6	7
272gr MTAC	17.4	897	4.66	8
250gr RMA	17	993	3.2	8
307gr Tungsten AP	18	750	10	145
312gr Subsonics	19.25	150	1	3

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.277 Fury (SIG NGSW Entry)

Overview

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The .277 FURY or 6.8×51mm SIG, is a centerfire rimless bottlenecked rifle cartridge announced by SIG Sauer in late 2019 as part of their NGSW program entry. It utilizes a hybrid three-piece cartridge case that has a steel case head, brass body and a locking washer that mechanically connects the two to support a chamber pressure of 80,000 psi (551.6 MPa). .277 Fury as its referred to is designed to be chambered in the SIG MCX Spear NGSW-R entry. 

.277 FURY is the second highest pressure entrant into the NGSW program, this is due to the MCX Spear having a 16 inch barrel, giving the projectile much less barrel length to get up to speed. As such the higher velocities are required to push the projectile faster with less barrel.

Each 6.8 NGSW entry cartridge has three different loads, keep in mind - while they are all designed to achieve the same task they will not all perform the same and vary entry to entry:

XM1168 - Full Metal Jacket Ball ammo. Also has a tracer variant.

XM1169 - Special Purpose Match ammo designed for long range shooting. Also has a tracer variant.

XM1170 - Special Purpose Armor Piercing ammo with a tungsten penetrator. Also has a tracer variant.

Additional ammunition types have been created as part of the trials and given unique designations, however beyond 1168, 1169 and 1170 none were requested as part of the NGSW program.

XM1185A1 - Special Purpose High Explosive-Incendiary-Armor Piercing 'Raufoss-like' load proposed for possible use by USSOCOM in sniper or marksman roles. It features a Tungsten penetrator supported by an explosive and incendiary component making it a highly capable barrier penetrator and good for usage against light vehicles and armoured infantry. SIG claims the XM1185A1 can penetrate 10mm of RHA at 45° from a range of 600m. 

XM1184A1 - Special Purpose Armor Piercing Ammo with a Depleted Uranium penetrator. Proposed as a "wartime model" equivalent to XM1170 designed purely for penetrating any man portable body armor used by technologically equal countries. Also has a tracer variant.

XM1186 - Special Purpose Depleted Uranium Armor Piercing Fin Stabilised Discarding Sabot round. Proposed for use in emplaced machineguns to defeat VBIEDs at long distances without detonating IED. Also has a tracer variant.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
.277 Fury XM1168 (Ball)	15.4	900	3.5	17
.277 Fury XM1169 (Match)	16.2	910	2.8	15
.277 Fury XM1170 (AP)	14.7	984	5.9	120
.277 Fury XM1185A1 (HEIAP)	14	899	8.3	175
.277 Fury XM1184A1 (DU-AP)	11	981	17	290
.277 Fury XM1186 (APFSDS)	10.6	1350	14.5	320

6.5 Creedmoor

Overview

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The 6.5mm Creedmoor, is a centerfire rifle cartridge introduced by Hornady in 2007 as a modification of the 6.5 Carcano and the .30 TC, and is based on the .308 Winchester. The cartridge was designed specifically for long-range target shooting, although it has success in game hunting and more recently it has found itself being adopted by various special operations communities due to its extreme accuracy and good effect on target.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
6.5 Creedmoor 120gr AMAX Match	16.95	940	6.5
6.5 Creedmoor 95gr VMAX	9	1200	7
6.5 Creedmoor 130gr Hunting	19	854	6
6.5 Creedmoor HAPI	12	860	12.43
6.5 Creedmoor AeroShell AP	15	900	22.5

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

Intermediate Rifle Ammunition

.338 Spectre

Overview

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.338 Spectre is a cartridge is intended to fill the gap between traditional pistol caliber cartridges and existing rifle cartridges. .338 Spectre offers ballistic performance that is comparable to .44 Magnum. .338 Spectre is generally subsonic and works well when suppressed.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
SMK300	10.9	160	1.7	4
Nosler 180gr	9.8	230	1.6	5
Hornady Interlock 250gr	10.78	310	1.8	5
Lehigh APRE 230gr	8.19	280	5	87
SBR 225gr	10.4	230	1.83	4

 

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

6.5 Grendel

Overview

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The 6.5mm Grendel (6.5×39mm) is an intermediate cartridge designed by Arne Brennan, Bill Alexander and Janne Pohjoispää as a low-recoil, high-accuracy cartridge specifically for the AR-15 platform at medium/long range (200–800 yard). The 6.5mm Grendel design goal was to create an effective 200–800 yard STANAG magazine-length cartridge for the AR-15 that surpassed the performance of the native 5.56mm NATO/.223 Remington cartridge. Constrained by the dimension of the magazines, the Grendel designers decided to use a shorter, larger diameter case for higher powder volume while allowing space for long, streamlined, high-ballistic coefficient (BC) bullets. 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
PPU 110gr	10.7	830	1.8	4.4
TSX 120gr	11.5	810	2.15	4
TTSX 120gr	13.85	810	2.6	4
TTSX 100gr	12.45	850	1.6	5
AP 125gr	9	820	4.2	118
SLAP 85gr	8.41	1021	5.3	164
Lapua Hunter 265gr	17.41	680	5.3	10
Berger VLD 130gr	12.2	770	1.75	4
Wolf FMJ 100gr	12	850	1.9	5
Wolf FMJ 123gr	13.8	810	2.5	4

.300 Blackout

Overview

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The 300 AAC Blackout also known as 7.62×35mm is an intermediate cartridge developed in the United States by Advanced Armament Corporation (AAC) for use in the M4 carbine. Its purpose is to achieve ballistics similar to the 7.62×39mm cartridge, or even more similarly, the 7.92×33mm Kurz cartridge in an AR-15 while using standard AR-15 magazines at their normal capacities, it performs particularly well suppressed due to its typically subsonic nature.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
Lehigh CQA	18.7	680	5.4	5
Noveske Varmageddon	20.9	590	0.52	4
Lehigh CF 168gr	26.8	190	1.5	4
Lehigh ME	23.9	170	1.2	4
Lehigh CF 198gr	28	190	1.5	4
SBR AP 125gr	14.5	612	4.1	82

 

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.224 Valkyrie

Overview

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The .224 Valkyrie (5.6×41 mm) cartridge is a .22 caliber (5.6 mm) rimless bottlenecked intermediate rifle cartridge, developed by Federal Premium Ammunition. .224 Valkyrie uses the same bullet diameter as 5.56×45mm NATO and a necked down larger case from the 6.8 SPC, allowing for heavier bullets and higher muzzle velocity.

The .224 Valkyrie was designed to fill a need for long range small platform modern sporting rifles, the .224 Valkyrie was developed by Federal by taking their proven 6.8 SPC case and necking it down to utilize a .224 diameter projectile. Prior to this, the ability to compete at long range (1000+ meters or yards) was dominated in competition by  .308 Winchester and 6.5mm Creedmoor.

.224 offers a lightweight, highly accurate alternative to 7.62x51 and 6.5 Creedmoor.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
60gr Nosler BT	10.4	1054	1.76	4
75gr ELD Match	11.7	918	2	5
90gr SP	13	804	1.12	5

 

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

5.56 NATO

Overview

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5.56 NATO (5.56x45mm NATO) is the standard cartridge for all NATO countries as well as a large number of non-NATO countries. 

M855 (Also called FMJ)

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M855 is a steel penetrator tipped round with a lead core and copper jacket. It is the predecessor to the M855A1 round. It is average at flesh damage and armour penetration. It has the following variations:

• M856 Red Tracer
• M856 Green Tracer
• M856 Yellow Tracer
• M856 Orange Tracer

M855A1 (Also called EPR)

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M855A1 is an upgraded version of the M855 round with improved velocities and armour penetration capabilities. It has the following variations:

• M856A1 Red Tracer
• M856A1 Green Tracer
• M856A1 Yellow Tracer

Mk318 (Also called SOST)

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The Mk318 is an open tipped penetrator round designed to inflict high levels of soft tissue damage. It moves slightly slower than M855A1 and is very ineffective at armour penetration. It has no additional variations.

Mk262 (Also called SBLR)

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Mk262 SPR/SBLR (Special Ball Long Range) is a hollow point match grade round designed for long range accuracy. It has better performance than M855A1 at range as well as better soft tissue damage. It however has poor armour penetration capabilities. It has no additional variations.

M995 AP (Armour Piercing)

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M995 AP is a armour piercing tungsten core giving it exceptional armour piercing capabilities. It has average performance on par with M855A1 however it is inferior at range due to the projectile being heavier than it's counterparts. It has no additional variations.

M193 Ball

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M193 ball is the first type of ammunition first adopted for the M16 platform. M193 is higher velocity than most 5.56 however it possesses inferior armour penetration capabilities to M855. However due to its high velocity and relatively light weight construction it has an extreme tendency to 'tumble' upon impact, resulting in vicious wounds. It has the following variations:

• M196 Tracer Red

Subsonic

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Subsonic 5.56 is designed for stealth operations. It does not produce a supersonic crack and is quieter to AI making you harder to spot when shooting. It has average performance on par with M855A1 however it falls off massively at range due to its subsonic speed.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Note: these stats are only accurate to TAU-44s modset and vary wildly from default RHS stats. 

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
M855A1	9	960	0.94	8.9
M855	9	920	0.44	8
Mk318	15.5500002	950	0.63	6.5
Mk262	10.3	838.20001	0.67	6
M995	8.6	1024	1.8	45
M193	12.3	998	0.5	7.5
Subsonic	9.3	320	1.0	7

 

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

9x39

Overview

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The 9×39mm is a Soviet rifle cartridge, It is based on the Soviet 7.62×39 mm round, but with the neck expanded to fit a 9.3mm bullet. It was developed in the 1980s. The intent was to create a subsonic cartridge for suppressed firearms for special forces units that had more power, range, and penetration than pistol cartridges usually used in such weapons. 

 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Muzzle Energy	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
SP5	9.5	800	295	0.222	10
SP6	11.3	800	295	0.952	62

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

7.62x39

Overview

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7.62x39 due to the relatively low production price, widespread adoption and decent performance 7.62x39 has become one of the most popular and wide spread rounds around the world. This round was adopted by Russia for the AK-47/AKM platform rifle.

57-N-231

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57-N-231 is the first variant of 7.62x39 that was adopted. It is a standard FMJ cartridge with relatively average performance.

This round has the following variants:

• 57-N-231P Tracers

57-N-231U

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Standard 7.62x39 with a heavier bullet to slow down the overall speed to subsonic levels. Designed to work better with suppressors and eliminate super sonic cracks.

57-N-231 (89)

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57-N-231 (89) or 7.62x39 PS is an updated 57-N-231 with an added steel core penetrator to help defeat modern body armour. Was officially adopted in 1989.

 

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
57-N-231	8.6	718	0.55	6
57-N-231U	5.79	293	0.455063	2
57-N-231 (89)	8.5	718	0.928505	9

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

 

 

 

5.45x39

Overview

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With the need for an intermediate higher velocity cartridge to compete with America's relatively new 5.56x45 Russia developed the 5.45x39 cartridge along with the development of the AK-74 to fire it. The performance and capabilities of the new round greatly outweighed those of the antiquated 7.62x39 round and in turn led to the 7.62 round being pushed out of service with the 5.45x39 becoming the new standard round used by Russia.

7N6

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7N6 was the first variant of 5.45x39 adopted in 1974. It is a FMJ projectile with similar performance to 5.56x45 ammunition. 

This round has the following variants:

• 7T3M is a 7N6 Tracer variant.

7N6M

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7N6M is a modernised variant of 7N6 with the M literally standing for "Modernised". 7N6M possesses improved penetration capabilities over its predecessor. While it has better penetrative capabilities it does not out perform 5.56x45, almost all variants of 5.56x45 greatly out perform it in armour and barrier penetration.

7N10

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7N10 is a further improved penetration round which was developed in an attempt to compete with 5.56x45. Although it is a massive improvement over 7N6M it is still outperformed by most 5.56 variants.

7N22

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7N22 is an armour penetration round designed with the specific purpose of defeating modern body armours (at the time as it was adopted in 1998). The round was designed with a steel perpetrator in the bullet and possesses similar capabilities to that of 5.56x45 M855A1.

7U1

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7U1 is a subsonic variant on 7N6 with a much heavier bullet and reduced powder charge to bring the speed of the round down to subsonic speeds to work better with suppressors and eliminate supersonic cracks. However the performance is greatly effected by the change. 

 

 

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
7N6	9	915	0.216216	8
7N6M	9.3	880	0.231884	8.5
7N10	9.5	880	0.618357	8.7
7N22	9.8	890	0.939794	12
7U1	3.86	303	0.216216	4

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

 

4.73x33mm Caseless

Overview

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The 4.73x33mm is a caseless munition which consists of a projectile nestled within a cuboid block of propellant. It suffered from cook offs and feeding problems during the ammunitions initial testing mostly due to the inability to easily eject unfired projectiles or to disperse heat in the form of casings. This round is only fired by the H&K G11 K2.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
DM11 FMJ	8.2	930	1.67	6
DM31 AP	7.2	940	2.47	63

.300 Savage

Overview

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The .300 Savage cartridge is a rimless, .30 caliber rifle cartridge developed by Savage Arms in 1920. It was designed to replace the less powerful .303 Savage in their popular Savage Model 99 hammerless lever-action rifle. Despite having a short case and a rather stumpy neck, the cartridge is capable of propelling a 150-grain (9.7 g) bullet at over 2,600 ft/s (790 m/s) with an effective range of over 300 yd (270 m).

 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
M2 Ball	35	760	2	7
Lapua Mega 200gr	45	730	2	15
Lapua Naturalis 170gr	50	810	5	6
Norma Big Bear 240gr	60	680	7	5
M14A1 API	6	700	6	480
T99 Explosive Round	5 +1 Explosive Damage	400	3	1
T100 HEIAP	5 +1 Explosive Damage	520	3	245
Accelerator	32	1000	3	3

.264 USA

Overview

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.264 USA is a precision cartridge originally designed for the US Army Marksmanship Unit, it is larger than 5.56x45 and slightly smaller than 7.62x51 and fits in AR-15 Actions and magazines allowing for lighter rifles and magazines. Since its original conception it has been turned into a combat cartridge with various loadings for different jobs, additionally following recent trends it utilises a polymer case which allows for a lighter combat loadout than comparible cartridges such as 6.5 Creedmoor.

The round performs similarly to 6.5 Creedmoor but in a smaller package and is considered a 'magnumised' 6.5 Grendel.

EPR

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Steel-core Enhanced Performance Round similar to M855A1/M80A1. Multipurpose round with all round performance.

Has red tracer variant.

SOST

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SOST Barrier-Blind loading, offering both hollowpoint capabilities as well as soft barrier penetration such as timber, sheet metal and buildings. Poor AP performance despite decent barrier penetration capabilities.

Has red tracer variant.

RRLP

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Reduced-Ricochet-Limited-Penetration Frangible designed for urban operations where collateral must be minimised. Fragments heavily within soft tissue offering decent damage. Intentionally poor penetration capabilities due to the frangible nature of the projectile.

OTM

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Open-Tip-Match loading optimized for long range combat.

Has red tracer variant.

Subsonic

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Designed for stealth operations. It does not produce a supersonic crack and is quieter to enemies making you harder to spot when shooting. 

Has green tracer variant, green tracer chosen to mimic Russian barium salt tracers to induce confusion in hostile forces.

Advanced AP

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HVIT-APRE

Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Note: these stats are only accurate to TAU-44s modset and vary wildly from default RHS stats. 

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.220 Swift

Overview

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The .220 Swift (5.56×56mmSR) is a semi-rimmed rifle cartridge developed by Winchester and introduced in 1935 for small game and vermin hunting. It was the first factory loaded rifle cartridge with a muzzle velocity of over 1,200 m/s (4,000 ft/s). With modern powders and precision loadings, the round is capable of pushing 1500+ meters a second. 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
40gr Ballistic Tip	4.9	1296	6.25	4
55gr Soft Point	5.4	1128	4.25	4
50gr Soft Point	5.2	1179	3.95	4
50gr Varmint	8.4	1203	1.75	4
30gr Match	4.9	1579	4.7	0

.22-250 Remington

Overview

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The .22-250 Remington is a very high-velocity (capable of reaching over 4000 feet per second), short action, .22 caliber rifle cartridge. It is used for long range precision shooting and has seen use by both British and Australian SAS. The .22-250 is currently the second fastest production cartridge and is popular in locations where high winds are present.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
55gr APTS	6.5	1154	2.6	14
53gr VMAX	9.5	1219	0.72	4
40gr Match	6.6	1387	0.3	1
60gr Varmint	10	1170	0.75	4

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

4.4x55mm AMJ Custom

Overview

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4.4x55mm AMJ Custom is an extreme long range wildcat cartridge constructed using a 12.7x55mm casing necked down to .17 HMR/4.4mm projectiles. It is capable of reaching extreme velocities but due to the limited mass of the projectiles it does not offer enormous amounts of damage down range.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
15gr FMJ	4.9	1982	0.9	5
17gr FMJ	5.5	1875	1.9	5
20gr FMJ	5.7	1799	3.9	5

 

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

6.5x38mm Caseless

Overview

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The 6.5x38mm is a caseless munition which consists of a projectile nestled within a circular block of propellant. Unlike it's predecessor caseless ammunition, It has resolved issues with cook offs and feeding problems. The 6.5x38 is modelled heavily after the 6.5 Grendel round, albeit much lighter and available in numerous military loadings such as AP.

Prior to the collapse of the US military, the CmmG MX series chambered in 6.5x38 was in the process of mass adoption, with a vast majority of frontline units having been supplied before ultimate collapse. That paired with adoption by other small nations has led to a relatively decent supply of them globally.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
XM1 General Purpose Round	13	865	3
XM2 Armor Piercing	8.44	938	6.4
XM3 Match	19	810	1

6mm ARC

Overview

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The 6mm Advanced Rifle Cartridge (6×38mm), or 6mm ARC for short, is a 6 mm (.243) caliber intermediate rifle cartridge designed as a low-recoil, high-accuracy long-range cartridge, designed for use in the AR-15 platform at request of a special forces unit for its multipurpose combat rifle program.

The 6mm ARC is a great all round cartridge, offering great ballistics and similar (25rnd) magazine capacity to 5.56 but at a slightly increased weight. Due to its military usage it also has tracer and armor piercing offerings.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration (AP)
108gr Match	11.5	853.44	1.66
115gr Hunter	13.6	803.99	1.19
85gr Velocitor	8.2	1023.1	2.85
AP	9.7	840.1	9

Range Cards

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108gr Match	115gr Hunter	85gr Velocitor	Tungsten Core Armor Piercing

Penetration Testing

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Standardised penetration test at 100m against three materials: Timber, Steel and Concrete.

Timber is spaced at 1m Intervals, with 7 walls.
Steel is spaced at 1m Intervals with 4 plates.
Concrete is spaced at 2m Intervals with 4 walls.

This testing is relatively limited in what data it can provide and how it can be interpreted.

Here is how I will score it:

Penetration - x/7 (How much of said material it penetrated)
Deviation - Severe/Acceptable/None (How much it deviated during/after penetration)
Slowdown - Stopped/Severe/Minor/None (Change in velocity as a result of successful penetration)

Load	(Timber) Penetration  Deviation Slowdown	(Steel) Penetration  Deviation Slowdown	(Concrete) Penetration  Deviation Slowdown
108gr Match	7/7 None None	0/4 N/A Stopped	0/4 N/A Stopped
115gr Hunter	1/7 Severe Severe	0/4 N/A Stopped	0/4 N/A Stopped
85gr Velocitor	7/7 Acceptable Minor	0/4 N/A Stopped	0/4 N/A Stopped
Armor Piercing	7/7 None None	4/4 Acceptable Minor	2/4 None Stopped

Shotgun Ammunition

12 Gauge

Overview

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12 Gauge is one of the most common rounds used in shotguns, found in both Buckshot and Slug variants.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage(Pellet Count)	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
Birdshot	5x100	501.96	1.2
Buckshot	25x18	430	10
DU-AP Anti-vehicle Load	55x8	336	60
Flechette	4.6x60	594.36	18.4
2500gr Tungsten Slug	385	280	140
1093gr Slug	150.5	500	56
High Velocity Slug	88	785	26
High Explosive Slug	77 + 30 Explosive Damage @2m	666	2

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

12x70mm ATLAS Auto

Overview

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12x70mm ATLAS Auto is a 12 gauge alternative made to work better in semi-automatic weapons and provide a slight capacity increase in standard 12 gauge magazines.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage(Pellet Count)	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
Lightweight Ball	15x5	600	2
Ball	40x3	355	2
Swarm	10x12	400	5
High Explosive Slug	40+13.2@7m	400	0
Super Heavy Slug	385	200	140
Heavy Slug	120	300	12
Lightweight Slug	40	700	24

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

20 Gauge

.366 TKM

Overview

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.366 TKM is a rifle cartridge developed from the Soviet 7.62x39mm. .366 TKM was developed for the Russian civilian market, where smoothbore firearms are considered shotguns. Despite being a smoothbore cartridge it is still very capable, some loading such as the Deri and Geksa loads outperform 7.62x39 greatly.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
Deri	10	610	1.85	4
EKO	9.2	770	2.5	4
Geksa	11.2	550	1.15	4
FMJ	9.6	580	2.3	4
Birdshot	2.4x85	240	0.3	0

Pistol Ammunition

.52 Auto Magnum

Overview

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The .52 Auto Magnum was created in 1988 by Arcadia Machine & Tool for use in a prototype autoloading pistol. It was designed as a rimless, straight wall case cartridge loaded by taking a .510 SuperMagnum casing, converting it to be rimless and loading it with custom manufactured projectiles.

It was intended to be a close range dangerous and big game hunting cartridge loaded into a semi-automatic handgun. Additionally several experimental armor-penetrating projectiles were created for possible police and military buyers, however they did not go anywhere due to the slow and heavy nature of the cartridge not being of interest to any potential customers. 

 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
400gr Jacketed Hollow Point	28	399	2.2	4
412gr Semi Jacketed Soft Point	20.5	342	3.45	6
420gr Enhanced Penetrator	22	302	6	6
500gr Tungsten Armor Penetrating Ball	30	110	8.4	18
384gr Armor Piercing Incendiary	18.8	417	6.65	6

.45 Winchester Magnum

Overview

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The .45 Winchester Magnum is a semi-automatic handgun cartridge based on the .45 ACP, it is slightly elongated in comparison and packs roughly 3x the power of a .45 ACP. There are very few handguns in existance that are chambered in this round due to the excessive power and recoil produced by it.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
230gr Jacketed Hollow Point	19.1	490	1
255gr Hard Cast Flat Nose	15.8	430	6.8
260gr Power-Point	24	340	7

.45 Super

Overview

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The .45 Super is a powerful pistol cartridge developed in 1988. It is dimensionally similar to the .45 ACP round but has a thicker case wall and is loaded to higher pressures, which offers an average 300 feet per second (91 m/s) improvement in muzzle velocity over the .45 ACP.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
230gr FMJ	10.7	345	5	4
325gr Hollow Point	15.45	310	2.6	1
RBCD AP	9.2	803.4	11.3	11.3
Strike 3	10.1x3	234	0.8	2
HV-I-AP	10.4	540	13	8

.45 ACP

Overview

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The .45 ACP is an effective combat pistol cartridge that combines accuracy and stopping power for use against human targets. It has relatively low muzzle blast and flash, and it produces a stout, but manageable recoil in handguns.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
230gr Ball	9.7	255	2	4
Black Talon JHP	10.6	220	1.78	1
National AP	8.9	343	2.44	6.2
RIP	16.1	369	0	0
SLAP	6.2	713.4	9.973	7.11
78gr HP	8.6	579	1.5	2
Lehigh Multiball	3.2x5	213	1.3	2

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

10mm Auto

Overview

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The 10mm Auto (10×25mm) is a powerful semi-automatic pistol cartidge first introduced in 1983. In 1989 the round was adopted by the FBI but was soon decommisioned due to the excessive recoil and overpowered nature of the caliber which then resulted in the .40S&W round being developed by Smith & Wesson which is a shorter variant of the 10mm. 

10mm is still used by a select few agencies and militaries around the world, it also has an enthusiastic group of supporters and users in the civilian and contractor world. It is used for self defense and hunting, offering extreme stopping power in a semi-automatic capable cartidge.

 

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
200gr FMJ	14.8	387	1.7	4
200gr JHP	18.2	321	0.1	3
Xtreme Defender	16.69	457	1.45	4.6
77gr High Velocity Self Defence	13.7	815	3.4	2
80gr High Velocity Self Defence Tracer	13.7	815	3.4	2
Armour-piercing Discarding Sabot	10.4	612	11.5	13
230gr Duplex	7.8x2	340	7.8	1

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

 

.40 S&W (Short & Wimpy)

Overview

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The .40 S&W is a rimless pistol cartridge developed jointly by major American firearms manufacturers Smith & Wesson and Winchester. The .40 S&W was developed from the ground up as a law enforcement cartridge designed to duplicate performance of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) reduced-velocity 10mm Auto cartridge which could be retrofitted into medium-frame (9mm size) semi-automatic handguns. It uses 0.40-inch (10 mm) diameter bullets ranging in weight from 105 to 200 grains (6.8 to 13.0 g).

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
FMJ	5.13	347.5	0.409	3
JHP	8.36	353.6	0.322	3
Subsonic	7.37	274.7	0.388	3

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

7.62x25 Tokarev

Overview

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The 7.62×25mm Tokarev cartridge is a Russian rimless bottlenecked pistol cartridge widely used in former Soviet satellite states, and in China and Pakistan among other countries. The cartridge has since been replaced in most capacities by the 9×18mm Makarov in Russian service. The cartridge is in principle an enhanced Russian version of the 7.63×25mm Mauser. The Russians produced a wide array of loadings for this cartridge for use in submachine guns.

This cartridge has excellent penetration and can easily defeat lighter ballistic vests (NIJ level I and IIA) as well as some kevlar helmets. When fired from a carbine-length barrel the cartridge may penetrate NIJ level II, but is readily stopped by the current standard armor NIJ level IIIA. Although most firearms chambered in this caliber were declared obsolete and removed from military inventories, some police and special forces units in Russia, Pakistan and in China may still use it because of the large quantity of stored ammunition available.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
Ball	4.9457779	390	0.77399999	7
Pst Gzh	12.2	487	2.5	4
LRNPC	21.7	460	2.5	3
AKBS	19.2	575	1.3	1
THV - Tungsten High Velocity	16	659	2.8	8

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

9x25 Dillon

Overview

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The 9x25 Dillon is a semi-automatic handgun cartridge created by necking down a 10mm Auto case to 9mm, creating a hotrod 9mm. It was originally made specially for IPSC pistol shooting but has found itsef being used by special forces looking to extend the range of their handguns.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
90gr JHP	15.4	640	0.2
125gr Match	12	550	2
94gr AP	8	770	9.2

9x19/9mm

Overview

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9x19 Parabellum is a highly effective service pistol round that was originally designed to be lethal to 50 meters, but is still lethal at longer ranges. The 9mm cartridge combines a flat trajectory with moderate recoil.

Stats

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Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
M882	7.2	440	1.2	6
Mk243	7.45	436	1.1	3
SLAP	3.4	980	8.25	15
RIP	11.4	490	0	0
ThunderZap JHP	8.6	861	0.3	1
Subsonic AP	7	260	5.1	8.5
CCI Shotshell	1x12	646	0.65	0.3
M1196 JHP-AP	8.11	600	3.02	6

 

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

9x18 Makarov

Overview

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The 9×18mm Makarov is a Russian pistol and submachine gun cartridge. It is often compared to the western equivalent of 9x19 Parabellum, however in comparison it is slightly less powerful.

Stats

5.7x28

Overview

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The FN 5.7×28mm is a small-caliber, high-velocity cartridge designed for the Five-seveN handgun and the P90 personal defense weapon (PDW) uses and manufactured by FN Herstal.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration
SS190	6.5	716	2.8
L191 (Tracer)	6.3	922	2.4
R37-F	9.5	729	0.8
SB193	6	299	3
Duplex	4.5x2	620	1.15

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

.357 SIG

Overview

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The .357 SIG pistol cartridge is the product of Swiss-German firearms manufacturer SIG Sauer, in cooperation with ammunition manufacturer Federal Cartridge. The cartridge is used by a number of law enforcement agencies and has a good reputation for accuracy.

 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Muzzle Energy	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
FMJ	5.78	910	401	0.384	5
JHP	8.21	910	372	0.306	5

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

7.5 FK

Overview

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Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

HK4.6x30

Overview

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The HK 4.6×30mm cartridge is a type of ammunition primarily used in the Heckler & Koch MP7 Personal defense weapon (PDW). It is designed to minimize weight and recoil while increasing penetration of body armor. It features a bottlenecked case and a pointed, steel-core, brass-jacketed bullet.

 

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
DM11 GPR	6	725	1.54	5
DM31 AP	5.9	660	1.67	6
AP SX	6.2	680	2.1	8
Action SX	9	690	0.2	1
Subsonic SX	6	290	0.15	6
DE (Dual Environment)	5.67	700	2.1	5
DM41 AP	4.9	922	5.2	16

Note: Barrier penetration represents the rounds ability to go through walls and barriers. Armor piercing represents the rounds ability to penetrate body armor plates.

6.5x25 Seburo

Overview

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Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

.22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22WMR)

Overview

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The .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire, also called .22 WMR or .22 Magnum is a rimfire cartridge. It is a high velocity cartridge that is sometimes considered the budget 5.7, offering superior capacity in a handgun (30 rounds in the PMR-30 compared to 20 rounds in the FN Five-seveN) and with the right loads, offering similar ballistic capabilities. Additionally, while it lacks the punching power of bigger pistol calibers it does offer the ability to shoot out to further ranges than typical for a pistol caliber - making it a highly capable calibre in its own right.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
30gr HP	5	700	1.1	2
40gr HP	5.2	572	1.15	2
50gr HP	5.5	470	1.15	2
Hornady FTX45	5.7	500	1.08	2
Winchester PDX-1	5.8	488	0.94	2
Devastator	5.3+0.4 Incendiary Damage	466	0.72	2

.22 Long Rifle

Overview

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The 22 Long Rifle or simply 22 LR is a long-established variety of 22 caliber rimfire ammunition originating from the United States. It is used in a wide range of rifles, pistols, revolvers, and submachine guns.

In terms of units sold it is by far the most common ammunition in the world today. Common uses include hunting and shooting sports. The 22 Long Rifle is effective at short ranges and has little recoil making it ideal for training.

Stats

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Ammunition Type	Damage	Bullet Velocity (m/s)	Barrier Penetration	Armor Piercing
CCI 40GR LRN	3	370	0.7	0
CCI 32GR LRN	2	440	0.5	0
Devastator	3.4+0.4 Explosive DMG	412	0.8	1
Aguila Sniper Subsonic	2.9	290	0.82	2
Aguila SuperMaximum 55gr JHP	5.1	310	0.58	0
Federal Premium Hunter Match	3.75	250	0.66	1

Revolver Ammunition

.357 Magnum

Overview

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Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

.480 Caning Magnum

Overview

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Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

.44 Magnum

Overview

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Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

.454 Casull

Overview

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Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.

.500 Smith & Wesson Magnum

Overview

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Stats

Note: 343.2 m/s is the subsonic barrier - anything below that is considered subsonic. Subsonic ammunition removes the bullet crack down range making the round better suited to stealth.