Weapons

Weapons here are modular: a rifle is a receiver plus the stock, handguard, grip, optic and muzzle device that go on it, and every part is an item with a price. Build the gun; don't just find it.

Who sells what#

The traders split the arsenal down the middle — Traders has the full picture.

• Prapor — the Kalashnikov side: AK, SVD, RPK, VSS, and the 5.45, 7.62×39 and 7.62×54R to feed them. No 5.56.
• Peacekeeper — the NATO side: M4, SCAR, HK, and 5.56 and 7.62×51. No 5.45.
• Skier — every SMG and pistol, both patterns.
• Jaeger — hunting rifles, shotguns and melee.
• Mechanic — every attachment for both sides, plus ammunition.
• Fence and the Lightkeeper — the high-tier weaponry, out on the map.
• Ref — a short shelf of built guns from the AKM up to the SCAR-H and MCX Spear, for GP coins only.

Attachments carry real value — a stock or a handguard is priced as part of the gun, not as junk — so a rifle you've built is worth something at the trader and to whoever loots it. Reputation gates the top shelf; Reputation has the ladder.

What a chest hands you#

Every weapon out of a loot chest arrives built — a magazine, an optic, and the handguard and stock it actually takes — with at most four spare magazines. Free chests are capped at mid-tier rifles; the keyed ones aren't. Police stations hold police weapons and a guaranteed vest and helmet. Keys and keycards.

Where the big rifles come from#

Anti-materiel rifles — the AS50, M82, AX50, M200 and their kind — drop from T3 and T4 airdrops, the helicopter and BTR wrecks, the Lightkeeper's shelf and one chest in the Lab, and nowhere else. Not keyrooms, not the ground. The helicopter has a 15% chance to carry one, the BTR 10%. Their ammunition doesn't spawn loose in containers either; buying it is the route. Airdrops · Patrols.

Guns don't open bases#

No bullet of any calibre damages a base part. Explosives, rockets and a melee weapon on the soft side are the only ways in. Raiding.