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==Locations== |
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For an overview of 5.56mm ammunition types in various Fallout games, see 5.56mm round. For an overview of .223 ammunition types in various Fallout games, see .223 round. |
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The 5.56mm round is a type of ammunition in Fallout: New Vegas.
Characteristics
The 5.56mm round, a high velocity small caliber rifle cartridge, is a general-purpose round for all guns, spanning the entire game's arsenal, from the early varmint rifle to the light machine gun. 5.56mm is common, light, cheap, easy to make, and is considered one of two "small rifle" cartridges, the other being 5mm.
Weapons using this ammunition
Production
Standard and match hand load 5.56mm rounds can be crafted at a reloading bench. A single cartridge requires the following ingredients:
| Materials: | Requirements: | Produces: | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Case, 5.56mm (1) Lead (12) Powder, rifle (4) |  | Repair: 25 |  | 5.56mm round (1) |
| Materials: | Requirements: | Produces: | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Case, 5.56mm (1) Lead (14) Powder, rifle (5) | | Repair: 50 | | 5.56mm, match (hand load) (1) |
Breakdown
Breaking down a standard 5.56mm round yields:
| Materials: | Requirements: | Produces: | ||
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5.56mm round (3) | | Repair: 25 | | Case, 5.56mm (1) Lead (10) Powder, rifle (3) |
Variants
5.56mm, armor piercing
Armor-piercing rounds are designed for punching through armor plating, for this purpose they have a greatly strengthened case with a specially hardened and shaped nose. Due to the high muzzle velocity and penetrative properties of the round, damage to the target is slightly reduced. However they can be rather hard to find and vendors almost never have more than 200 in stock at any given time.
5.56mm, hollow point
Hollow point bullets mushroom and break up on impact, causing massive trauma on fleshy, un-armored targets. However, this also means they break up when they hit things like armor plate, drastically reducing the weapon's penetrating power.
5.56mm, surplus
Surplus ammunition is poor grade ammunition made in large quantities by using corrosive materials in their construction. The resulting process is a slightly more damaging round at the cost of more regular maintenance on a firearm due to the damaging corrosive materials used in the round's construction. This ammunition is usually much cheaper than regular ammunition, and comes in bulk packaging.
5.56mm, match
Match ammunition, introduced with the add-on Gun Runners' Arsenal, is precision-made so that every bullet has the same powder, shape, and weight. Match ammunition is often used in tournaments, sight alignment, and sniping. This ammunition type is given a slight damage boost and a significant reduction in the weapons spread. It requires the Hand Loader perk to craft.
.223 round
A common commercial hunting round designed for civilian use, most commonly used in hunting small to mid-sized game. This ammunition does less damage due to lower internal pressure, resulting in less stopping power. These rounds tend to put less stress on the chamber, resulting in better weapon durability. .223 ammunition can be bought in bulk from vendors. Prior to patch 1.3.0.452, these rounds had a -8 DT effect.
Comparison
Locations
- Traveling merchants sell .223 and 5.56 rounds.
- Gun Runners' Vendortron
- Cliff Briscoe
- Quartermaster Bardon may sell around 2000 .223 rounds from time to time.
- Most NCR troopers carry 5.56 rounds.
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