Ammunition conversions (XNDUIW)

There are many weaponry conversions within the XNDUIW community, especially from the usage of it's ammunition, specifically the usage of specific forms of such weaponry's caliber, since the stats can be adjusted accordingly to the caliber being fired.
There are certain effects when you add a magazine conversion, considering that this may either go both ways, since it's more of a double-edged sword.
== 10mm Auto conversion ==
This cartridge is a semi-automatic pistol was introduced in 1983, though it was selected for service for the FBI, though it was soon discontinued, excluding the Hostage Rescue Team, and the SWAT units, after their Firearms Training Unit concluded that it's recoil was excessive in terms of training for average agents and police officer's use, and that the pistols chambered were too large for some small-handed players. There are still a group of supporters and users, and has grown in popularity again as of 2007.
In-game, this conversion may slightly increase the amount of damage, though it is at a cost of increasing the recoil slightly, allowing for two-shot headshot within the upper amount of damage that a weapon may deal. It may also permit more maximum damage during close quarters combat itself.
== 9x19mm Parabellum conversion ==
Originally designed by Austrian designer Georg Luger in 1901, it is now considered one of the most popular handgun and submachine guns due to it's low cost and extensive availability, and it is a standard cartridge for NATO forces alongside many non-NATO countries. A 2007 survey in the United States concluded that 60% of the firearms in use by law enforcement use this cartridge, and such sales made semi-automatic pistols more popular than revolvers.
After World War 1, acceptance of the cartridge grown sharply, and a sharp increase of the usage of semi-automatic pistols in the U.S. a trend followed with the Beretta M9, and yet again, the M17 Modular Handgun System.
Converting your rifle to a pistol magazine cartridge may slightly increase magazine size, for example, expanding the amount of ammunition from a 30-round magazine into a 32-round magazine.
Category:Weapons