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# SCUM - Hotfix 0.6.7.38631

Hey everyone, what do you know a hotfix after a patch. You know we won't leave you hanging so let's get to it.

## Bug Fixes

* Fixed the bug where puppets could not take fall damage.
* Fixed the bug where admin drones would show prisoner HUD.
* Fixed the bug where rain collectors would disappear like regular items when outside vicinity.
* Fixed the bug where Desert Eagle .50 stove pipe malfunction would bug out.
* Fixed the bug where rain collectors would show wrong usage numbers while in chests.

## Quality of Life Additions

* Fishing reels are now repairable with toolboxes.
* Entering a zone now displays its region name instead of the configuration name.
* Water collectors won't lose durability anymore when drinking from them.
$5 NCR

The **New California Republic five dollar bill** is a denomination of the NCR dollar in *Fallout: New Vegas*, comparable to the Legion denarius and other currency denominations.

## Overview

The obverse of the bill depicts the portrait of Aradesh, first President of the NCR, the Treasurer's signature (John Michael Henderton, the seal of the Republic Reserve and its location (Angel's Boneyard), as well as the bill's serial number (K293596), and information that it is considered both legal tender and not payable in specie.

The reverse of the bill is a reproduction of a picture of the old Shady Sands from 2161. Both sides feature identification of the denomination, in words and numbers.

## Characteristics

The $5 bill is always worth 2 caps, due to the relative strength of the bottle cap and the lack of backing for the Republic currency. It is not affected by the Barter skill.

## Locations

* It is one of the rarer denominations, but is commonly found on non-player characters related to the NCR, from NCR troopers, through merchants, to powder gangers. It is never found in any Legion locations or on Legion characters.
* Received from NCR quest givers as reward.
* All casinos can exchange chips for NCR currency.

## Behind the scenes

* An old version of the bill, where its price wasn't hardcoded, is still present in the game files.
...And Not a drop to Drink

**...And Not a drop to Drink** is a challenge in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Requirements

The player has to consume a grand total of one hundred water items, typically purified water or dirty water. Drinking water from environmental sources does not count towards the challenge. However, the Vault 13 canteen from the Classic pack will.

## Effects

* The player receives 100 experience points
* The player receives the Camel of the Mojave perk, improving hydration by +15% when consuming bottled water.

## Behind the scenes

* The challenge is named after the following passage from the *Rime of the Ancient Mariner* by Samuel Taylor Coleridge:

*"Water, water, everywhere,*

*and all the boards did shrink;*

*Water, water, everywhere,*

*nor any drop to drink."*
.45 round (Fallout 76)

**.45 round** is a ballistic ammunition type in *Fallout 76*.

## Background

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The .45 Auto is an effective pistol cartridge for use against soft, unarmored targets. It combines accuracy and good stopping power, with low visibility and moderate recoil. It has earned itself an almost legendary reputation as a man-stopper, ever since its first introduction in the early 20th century.

## Characteristics

The .45 caliber round is a higher power alternative to the more common .38 caliber round; although the bullet travels slower than the .38 round, the sheer difference in weight allows the .45 round to transmit more energy, leaving a significantly larger wound cavity.

### Crafting

The above template is generated from Template:F76 co Tinkers Ammo 45Caliber. For corrections, edit the target template.
.45 round

**.45 round** is an ammunition type in *Fallout 4*.

## Background

The following section is transcluded from .45 caliber. To modify, please edit the source page.
The .45 Auto is an effective pistol cartridge for use against soft, unarmored targets. It combines accuracy and good stopping power, with low visibility and moderate recoil. It has earned itself an almost legendary reputation as a man-stopper, ever since its first introduction in the early 20th century.

## Characteristics

The .45 caliber round is a higher power alternative to the more common .38 caliber round; although the bullet travels slower than the .38 round, the sheer difference in weight allows the .45 round to transmit more energy, leaving a significantly larger wound cavity.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* Pipe revolver pistol and rifle
* Combat rifle
* Submachine gun

## Locations

* .45 rounds can be found on the bodies of Triggermen, Gunners and raiders that use the weapons listed above.
* They can be bought from most weapon merchants.
* They can be manufactured using an ammunition plant.
.30-30 soft round

The **.30-30 soft round** was a type of ammunition that was planned for inclusion in *Fallout: New Vegas*. .30-.30 rounds were cut from *Fallout: New Vegas* due to it supporting few weapons on it's own and having too much overlap with .308.

## Overview

The .30-30 soft round is the .30-30 Winchester/.30 Winchester Center Fire, originally created in 1895 for the Winchester Model 1894 lever-action hunting rifle. Given that the cowboy repeater is based on an older model of the rifle, the .30-30 may have been once planned as an ammunition type to be used by the rifle.

## Appearances

Only the icon for the ammunition is present in *Fallout: New Vegas* game files.
.45-70 caliber

**.45-70 caliber** is an ammunition type in *Fallout 4*.

## Background

Main article: .45-70Also known as the .45-70 Government, this cartridge was originally created at the U.S. Army's Springfield Armory. Intended for use in the Springfield Model 1873 breech-loading rifle, it was a replacement for the stop-gap .50-70 Government cartridge adopted in 1866. A powerful rifle round that eventually fell out of use due to the general shift towards standardized .30 caliber ammunition in the late 19th century, the .45-70 enjoyed popularity among hunters who appreciated it ballistic performance and firepower. Used for hunting big game throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, it became a highly sought-after ammunition type in the wake of the Great War. Used across the United States by big game hunters who once more appreciated its performance against mutated wildlife, the cartridge was also adopted by the NCR Rangers and other military outfits to hunt the most dangerous game in the wasteland: Man. As a result, the .45-70 cartridge remains in use across North America, from Baja California to Far Harbor Maine.

## Characteristics

A powerful round used by the lever action rifles popular among Far Harbor hunters.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* Lever-action rifle
	+ Old Reliable

## Locations

* Sold in bulk by Brooks, Allen Lee, and Dejen. Note that it's only sold in Far Harbor, meaning it has to be imported to be used in the Commonwealth and elsewhere.

## References

1. ↑ History of the real .45-70 Government round on Wikipedia.
2. ↑ *Fallout: New Vegas* and *Far Harbor* appearances.
.44 caliber (Van Buren)

**.44 caliber** is a type of ammunition that was to appear in *Van Buren*.

## Characteristics

A brick of high powered .44 Magnum ammunition, suited against all targets. Available in five types: armor piercing (AP), dum-dum (DD), full metal jacket (FMJ), hollow point (HP), and jacketed hollow point (JHP).

## Location

* The basic variant can be spawned with the console command CreateEntity Ammo44.amo.
.44 Magnum (Fallout 2)

**.44 Magnum** is a type of ammunition in *Fallout 2*.

## Background

The following section is transcluded from .44 Magnum. To modify, please edit the source page.
The powerful .44 Magnum round was originally developed for revolvers. Soon adapted for pistols and even rifles, it is a large-bore cartridge delivering a heavy, sizable bullet at very high velocities. Its excellent stopping power and range also result in plenty of recoil and a distinctive muzzle blast, making it a poor choice for users prizing maneuverability and control over sheer firepower. However, it remains well suited for any inhabitant of the wasteland needing a round capable of stopping monsters, human or otherwise.

## Characteristics

A good all-around pistol round, the .44 Magnum is excellent with the M29 revolver. The JHP variant is, as usual, superior to the FMJ ammo type.

## Variants

### Full metal jacket (FMJ)

The basic .44 Magnum ammunition is a standard full metal jacket bullet: A soft metal core surrounded by a jacket made from tougher metal. This allows for higher muzzle velocities and greater damage, as well as increased performance against armor. The increased damage is reduced somewhat by the fact that the metal jacket limits the expansion, resulting in less kinetic energy transferred to the target.

FMJ is a good round, but in terms of raw damage potential, the JHP variant is strictly superior.

### Jacketed hollow point (JHP)

Hollow point bullets feature a hollowed out shape at the tip of the bullet, causing the bullet to expand upon impact, delivering more kinetic energy to the target and disrupting tissue more extensively. However, this same property also leads to reduced penetrative power, as the bullet will be stopped by armor much more easily due to its properties. A hard metal jacket is applied to JHP rounds to increase bullet strength and create a middle ground between damage potential and penetration.

Although the DR bonus applied by these rounds is noticeable, the fact that they deal double the damage makes them almost twice as good as the basic FMJ round.

## Weapons using this ammunition

* M29 .44 Magnum revolver
* .44 Magnum (speed load)
* Desert Eagle .44
* Desert Eagle (exp. mag.)
.45 revolver

The **.45 revolver** is a weapon from *Van Buren*.

## Characteristics

A powerful high caliber revolver, for use against big game, including humans. In the tech demo, it can be spawned with the console command CreateEntity Weapons45\_Revolver.wea.

## Locations

* Sheriff Mike O'Connor in Jericho/New Canaan.

## References

1. ↑ *Van Buren* Jericho design document. [1]
2. ↑ *Van Buren* New Canaan design document. [1]
...Or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

**...Or Are You Just Happy to See Me?** is a challenge in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Requirements

* The player has to kill 25 characters by planting live explosives (grenades, mines, or C-4 explosive charges) onto non-player characters.
	+ This challenge can be easily achieved in friendly locations (Crimson Caravan Company or Camp McCarran) with plenty of NPCs wandering about. As long as the player remains in stealth mode and isn't detected, each kill will count as a stealth kill, meaning no infamy will be gained nor will the characters turn hostile against the player.
	+ Note that without Silent Running or ducking behind cover the player can be caught in the blast radius.

## Behind the scenes

* The name is a play on Mae West's famous quote "*Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?*"
.223 FMJ (Fallout 2)

**.223 FMJ** is a common rifle round in *Fallout 2*.

## Background

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The .223 Remington is a commonplace rifle cartridge, originally developed for the M16 service rifle of the United States Army. Adopted with slight modifications by the military as the 5.56x45mm military round, the original .223 ammunition gained widespread popularity among the civilian population, specifically in the Colt Rangemaster, of which the round had been a standard of since 2051. The common variant has a full metal jacket, offering good penetration without sacrificing damage. Its wide availability makes it a popular choice for wastelanders, due to the number of weapons that can accept the round.

The basic variant of the .223 round offers good penetration and expansion, without excelling in either. This commercial cartridge has identical dimensions to the military round, though it is loaded with less powder, leading to lower internal pressures. Though this lowers damage, it leads to less wear on the weapon.

## Characteristics

An excellent all-around rifle round. The modifiers to AC and DR make it the round of choice for long range combat in mid-game and even in late game, with the two Big Guns available.

## Weapons using this ammunition

Pistols
* .223 pistol

Rifles
* Colt Rangemaster hunting rifle (with scope too)
* DKS-501 sniper rifle

Heavy weapons
* Bozar (Big Guns)
* Light support weapon (Big Guns)

## References

1. ↑ Vault Dweller's Survival Guide p.5-15: *"A longer ranged, and more powerful, firearm. The Rangemaster is your basic, solid rifle. It uses the .223 caliber rifle round, a standard for over 110 years. The .223, combined with a 1:10” twist, gives good accuracy at range and solid knockdown capability."*
2. ↑ Vault Dweller's Survival Guide p.5-17: *"Rifle caliber ammunition. The FMJ stands for Full-Metal Jacket, which describes the bullet that is used in the round of ammo. A FMJ bullet is very tough, and has pretty good penetration without sacrificing good expansion. In other words, it‘s an average round."*
3. ↑ Fallout Official Survival Guide p.119: *"**.223 Full Metal Jacket (FMJ):** This is the same ammo used in the late 20th century by various military rifles, including the M-16. A good, basic, hard-hitting round."*
.44 pistol

The **.44 pistol** is a weapon in *Fallout 4*.

## Background

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The Smith & Wesson Model 29 is a six-shot, double-action revolver chambered for the .44 Magnum cartridge, manufactured since 1955. This large frame revolver offers excellent accuracy, firepower, and reliability. Multiple models remain available and quite popular in the wastelands, from the shortened 4 1/2 inch variant to the full size, high end monsters with scopes. By default, the revolvers come with tritium illuminated sights.

## Characteristics

A veritable hand cannon, the .44 pistol is an excellent revolver that can deal tremendous damage with the right perks and modifications. However, ammunition can be more difficult to find than with other firearms, decreasing the utility of the .44 pistol.

### Crafting

With the *Contraptions Workshop* add-on, .44 pistols can be manufactured using a weapon forge.

## Modifications

All numbers are relative to the base stats.

### Barrel

* The Snubnose improves hip-fire accuracy at the cost of range.
* The Bull has the hip-fire accuracy of the Snubnose with the range of the Standard.

### Grip

 Comfort Grip
-5% recoil

## Locations

* This item can be found quite early in the game after leaving Sanctuary Hills towards USAF satellite station Olivia. The surrounding area is covered by a forest but you will find a water extractor, a skeleton, the .44 pistol, and a little amount of ammunition, the form of this weapon is stubnose with the rest of the mods being standard.

## References

1. ↑ Weapon appearance in released games.
2. ↑ *Fallout: New Vegas* appearance.
$1 NCR

**$1 NCR**, referred to by the game as simply **money**, is a miscellaneous item in *Fallout 2*.

## Background

Main article: NCR dollar
The NCR introduced its own money around the turn of the 22nd century and initially it relied on coins minted from gold. By 2241, the economy of NCR dominated the West Coast and coins became universal currency, used by the three regional powers: NCR, Vault City and New Reno. During this time bottle caps had become worthless in these regions.

## Characteristics

The New California Republic dollar, minted from gold, is commonly considered the legal tender of New California wasteland. It is accepted as currency by all the major powers of the wasteland, from New California Republic, through New Reno, to Vault City, and by all traders inside the region.

## Locations

* The coins are found everywhere, having replaced bottle caps as the standard currency of the region.
System requirements

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The following are the minimum and recommended **system requirements** for *Little Devil Inside* . While these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment.

## See also

* How to play guide for Little Devil Inside
* Release date
"Missing" Shipment

**"Missing" Shipment** is a paper note in the *Fallout: New Vegas* add-on *Lonesome Road*.

## Locations

* Dry Wells: Found in the gun case along with the Red Victory grenade rifle.

## Transcript

General,

We found a seized shipment of Chinese "Red Victory" model grenade launchers and thought you might like to have one for yourself. They're quicker to reload then our "Great Bears," but they don't pack quite the same punch. Still, it'll be nice to give those bastards a taste of their own medicine if it comes to that, right?
"Excavator Suit" - Final Steps

**"Excavator Suit" - Final Steps** is a paper note in *Fallout 76*.

## Transcript

Mr. Hornwright,

Our efforts at shuttering Garrahan Mining's "Excavator Suit" endeavor are nearly complete. Thanks to my team's "interventions" into the Man versus Machine competition, our Auto-Miners are now the talk of the region, while the Garrahan's stock price is in free fall.

Now - the final step.

From everything my advisors tell me, the tech behind the Excavator suits is solid. They say their mineral detection technology borders on revolutionary. There's an impressive amount of proprietary technology inside those walls; a hostile takeover of Garrahan Mining is the savvy move right now. A fleet of automated, nigh-indestructible Auto-Miners, armed with the capacity to independently seek out mineral wealth?

That's the future, Daniel.

That's how we beat AMS at their own game.

We just need to be bold enough to do it.

I would suggest we move quickly on this. Your "Motherlode" project will still be there once we establish ourselves as the premier industrial concern east of the Rockies. You say the word and I can have the board here within 24 hours to start talking strategy.

I would also highly suggest you burn this document as soon as you've read it.

Dutch Wharton

Senior Vice President - Corporate Engagement

Hornwright Industrial
$100 NCR

The **New California Republic one hundred dollar bill** is the largest denomination of the NCR dollar in *Fallout: New Vegas*, comparable to the Legion aureus and other large currency denominations.

## Overview

The obverse of the bill depicts the portrait of a young President Tandi, the Treasurer's signature (John Michael Henderton, the seal of the Republic Reserve and its location (Angel's Boneyard), as well as the bill's serial number (B868942), and information that it is considered both legal tender and not payable in specie.

The reverse of the bill is a reproduction of an image of the Dayglow Incorporation Address, one of the landmark speeches by President Tandi. Both sides feature identification of the denomination, in words and numbers.

## Characteristics

The $100 bill is always worth 40 caps, due to the relative strength of the bottle cap and the lack of backing for the Republic currency. It is not affected by the Barter skill.

## Locations

* It is one of the rarer denominations, but is commonly found on non-player characters related to the NCR, from NCR troopers, through merchants, to powder gangers. It is never found in any Legion locations or on Legion characters.
* Received from NCR quest givers as reward.
* All casinos can exchange chips for NCR currency.

## Behind the scenes

* An old version of the bill, where its price wasn't hardcoded, is still present in the game files.
.357 revolver HD cylinder

The **.357 revolver heavy duty cylinder** is a weapon mod for the .357 magnum revolver in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Characteristics

The standard cylinder on the .357 revolver is replaced by one made from sturdier material and boasting a floral engraving. As a result, the maximum durability of the revolver is increased by 50% (from 200 to 300 hit points).

## Locations

* 188 Trading Post: Alexander.
* Crimson Caravan Company: Blake.
* Goodsprings: Goodsprings general store, Chet.
* Gun Runners: Vendortron.
* Novac: Cliff Briscoe.
* The Fort: Dale Barton.

## Bugs

* PC Xbox 360 Using this mod causes Weapon repair kits to cause the weapon's condition to decay, rather than improve. However, repairs made by using unmodified .357 Revolvers will still repair a modded one normally.
108th Infantry Battalion

**108th Infantry Battalion**, also known as the **108th Infantry Regiment**, was an infantry battalion in the U.S. Army, deployed during the Anchorage Reclamation.

## Medical unit

* Sgt. Daniels (active)
* Cpl. Rheems (K.I.A.)
* Cpl. Spurlock (K.I.A.)
* Pvt. Mears (K.I.A.)
* Pvt. Dawkins (M.I.A.)
* Pvt. Beckett (active)
* Pvt. Elliott Tercorien (active)

## Appearances

108th Infantry Battalion is mentioned in *Mothership Zeta* and *Fallout 4*.
.44 Magnum (Fallout)

**.44 Magnum** is a type of ammunition in *Fallout*.

## Background

The following section is transcluded from .44 Magnum. To modify, please edit the source page.
The powerful .44 Magnum round was originally developed for revolvers. Soon adapted for pistols and even rifles, it is a large-bore cartridge delivering a heavy, sizable bullet at very high velocities. Its excellent stopping power and range also result in plenty of recoil and a distinctive muzzle blast, making it a poor choice for users prizing maneuverability and control over sheer firepower. However, it remains well suited for any inhabitant of the wasteland needing a round capable of stopping monsters, human or otherwise.

## Characteristics

Both types of .44 FMJ perform identically without affecting the weapon's performance, due to a bug in the *Fallout* executable that prevents the game from factoring ammo modifiers into the damage calculation.

## Locations

* Commonly found in shops
* Found in Vault 15, in the locker in the library
.32 caliber round

**.32 caliber short** is a Small Guns weapon ammunition in *Fallout 3*.

## Characteristics

Found in green metal tin boxes, the .32 caliber short is a cartridge with a rimmed, straight case, intended for use in personal defense. It is a small, lightweight type of ammunition that is commonly found, thanks to the prevalence of hunting rifle chambered for this ammunition.

However, the .32 ammo is not particularly useful beyond the hunting rifle, as the .32 pistol is one of the least powerful weapons, weaker than even the starting 10mm pistol. However, it is available in large quantities, making it a good fall back caliber, especially when facing less experienced super mutants.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* .32 pistol (The Pitt Wild Bill's sidearm)
* .32 Hunting rifle
* Ol' Painless

## Locations

* Commonly found throughout the wasteland, particularly on lower level super mutatnts.

## Behind the scenes

“
It was never really clear (to me, anyway) what real-world caliber .32 was supposed to represent. It was used in both a revolver and a bolt-action rifle, which generally aren't things that use the same type of case (revolvers use rimmed cases, bolt-actions usually use rimless -- though there are exceptions).

With F:NV, I mostly tried to stick to calibers (especially early on) that non-gun folk might be familiar with: .22 LR, .357 Magnum, .308, .50 MG, etc. People often use "22" to indicate relative weakness and "50 cal" to indicate high power. .308 Winchester is a common hunting round. .357 Magnum is understood as powerful -- even if .44 Magnum is understood as even more powerful.

While that doesn't necessarily help someone who knows \*nothing\* about guns, my hope was that it would make things a little more intuitive for someone who is casually familiar with firearms in popular culture.

”— J.E. Sawyer on why it was not included in *Fallout: New Vegas*

## Gallery

* Close-up of a bullet (note that it doesn't have a hollow point, like the item icon shows)
.357 Magnum round

“
America's finest

”— Manufacturer's slogan
**.357 Magnum round** is a type of ammunition in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Characteristics

The .357 Magnum (9×33mmR) is a rimmed, straight cased cartridge originally introduced in 1934, as a development of the .38 Special ammunition. It has the same chambering diameter as the parent round, though it uses a different powder load for enhanced penetration and firepower. Though originally developed as a law enforcement round for use against early body armor and to penetrate light cover used by U.S. gangsters, its excellent stopping power and timeless design resulted in enduring popularity, well into the 21st century. The *Big Chef* brand of bullets was particularly popular among civilians and law enforcement alike. Packages of this ammunition are still common throughout the wastes.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* Cowboy repeater (La Longue Carabine)
* .357 Magnum revolver (Lucky)
* Dead Money Police pistol
* Old World Blues K9000 cyberdog gun

## Variants

### .357 Magnum, hollow point

hollow point bullets feature a hollowed out shape at the tip of the bullet. As such, the bullet expands upon impact, delivering more kinetic energy to the target and disrupting tissue more extensively. However, this same property also leads to dramatically reduced penetrative power, as the bullet will be stopped by the armor more easily.

### .357 Magnum, JFP (hand load)

Jacketed flat point ammunition is designed to maximize the amount of damage transferred to the target by expanding, much like a hollow point round. Unlike that type of ammunition, however, the flat point bullet has a flat tip slowing down the expansion of the bullet. Hand loaded ammunition typically features higher powder loads as well, resulting in a round that boasts improved damage, ballistic performance, and performance against enemy armor.

Crafting

### .38 Special round

The rimmed, centerfire cartridge the .357 Magnum was developed from. The .38 Special has the same chambering diameter, though it has a shorter case (metric designation 9×29mmR). This result in a smaller powder load and less damage, but the ammunition also puts less stress on the weapon, resulting in longer lifetime.

### .357 Magnum (Junk)

Rounds crafted with the use of scrap metal, these offer lower ballistic performance and significantly stress the firearm, but are better than nothing.

Crafting

## Notable locations

Vendors (regular and special types)
* Novac: Cliff Briscoe.
* Goodsprings: Chet.
* Dead Money Sierra Madre vending machine.
* Travelling merchants.

Loot
* Dead Money Sierra Madre vault: The armor locker can contain up to 1000 rounds.

## References

1. ↑ Appearance of the bullet and its history.
...And Know Disintegrations

“
Disintegrate 32 enemies with laser weapons

”
**...And Know Disintegrations** is a challenge in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Effects

* Completing the challenge grants the player 75 experience points

## Requirements

* The player has to disintegrate a total of 32 enemies using energy weapons. Although the description suggests otherwise, both laser and plasma weapons count, as long as the enemy is turned into a pile of ash or goo.

## Behind the scenes

* The naming of the challenge is a reference to *Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back*, more specifically, Darth Vader's mandate to Boba Fett: "...and no disintegrations" when he hired the bounty hunter to capture Han Solo.

## Bugs

* PC Xbox 360 Due to the way the game handles ash and goo piles, the game will increase the challenge counter whenever the player re-enters a cell where either was created.
.50 caliber (Van Buren)

**.50 caliber** is a type of ammunition that was to appear in *Van Buren*, the canceled *Fallout 3* by Black Isle Studios. It also featured in the *Van Buren* tech demo game files.

## Background

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First introduced into service in 1921, the .50 MG round has served with distinction, used as ammunition for heavy machine guns and anti-materiel rifles alike. The availability of a number of specialized cartridge types ensures that a weapon using this ammunition can be adapted for a number of tactical purposes.

## Location

* While it doesn't appear in the *Van Buren* tech demo, it is still present in the game files and can be spawned with the console command CreateEntity Ammo50.amo.

## Gallery

* .50 caliber AP
* .50 caliber FMJ
* .50 caliber JHP
.44 round (Fallout 76)

**.44 round** is a ballistic ammunition type in *Fallout 76*.

## Background

The following section is transcluded from .44 Magnum. To modify, please edit the source page.
The powerful .44 Magnum round was originally developed for revolvers. Soon adapted for pistols and even rifles, it is a large-bore cartridge delivering a heavy, sizable bullet at very high velocities. Its excellent stopping power and range also result in plenty of recoil and a distinctive muzzle blast, making it a poor choice for users prizing maneuverability and control over sheer firepower. However, it remains well suited for any inhabitant of the wasteland needing a round capable of stopping monsters, human or otherwise.

The basic .44 Magnum ammunition is a standard full metal jacket bullet: A soft metal core surrounded by a jacket made from tougher metal. This allows for higher muzzle velocities and greater damage, as well as increased performance against armor. The increased damage is reduced somewhat by the fact that the metal jacket limits the expansion, resulting in less kinetic energy transferred to the target.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* .44 pistol (Somerset Special)
* Single-action revolver
* Western revolver

### Crafting

The above template is generated from Template:F76 co Tinkers Ammo 44. For corrections, edit the target template.

## Locations

* A relatively common ammo type and particularly easy to manufacture at any tinker's workbench.
Survive Jaxboy

## Server Summary

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Tamanho do mapa: 12x12 km
Número máximo de jogadores: 15
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Nível de loot: Normal
Nível de zumbis: Normal
Nível de animais: Normal
Nível de mechs: Normal
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.50 caliber round (Fallout Tactics)

**.50 caliber** is a type of ammunition in *Fallout Tactics*.

## Background

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First introduced into service in 1921, the .50 MG round has served with distinction, used as ammunition for heavy machine guns and anti-materiel rifles alike. The availability of a number of specialized cartridge types ensures that a weapon using this ammunition can be adapted for a number of tactical purposes.

## Variants

There are two variants of .50 caliber ammunition:

### .50 caliber

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The 675 grain .50 MG Full Metal Jacket ammunition is the vanilla variant of this powerful round, boasting excellent ballistic performance and dealing tremendous damage on contact. The power of the round, however, also makes it difficult to handle, as the recoil is severe.

### .50 DU

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The apex of .50 MG ammunition, depleted uranium (DU) rounds are designed for piercing armor. The density of the penetrator, made from the aforementioned DU, is high enough to ensure that the round will be capable of defeating nearly all types of armor it faces, short of reinforced bunkers and main battle tanks.
.44 Magnum revolver (Fallout: New Vegas)

The **.44 Magnum revolver** is a revolver in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Background

Main article: .44 Magnum revolverThe Smith & Wesson Model 29 is a six-shot, double-action revolver chambered for the .44 Magnum cartridge, manufactured since 1955. This large frame revolver offers excellent accuracy, firepower, and reliability. Multiple models remain available and quite popular in the wastelands, from the shortened 4 1/2 inch variant to the full size, high end monsters with scopes. By default, the revolvers come with tritium illuminated sights.

## Characteristics

A second tier revolver chambered for .44 Magnum, it is more powerful than the first tier .357 Magnum revolver in every aspect. It offers superior damage, faster fire rate and reload, and modifications including a scope.

What's more, it is an improved holdout weapon, meaning it can be brought into restricted areas with 50 Sneak or more.

### Modifications

* Heavy frame: An improved frame (matted steel finish and a custom wooden grip) improves condition by 50%.
* Scope: A hunting scope offering 1.86x magnification is mounted on the revolver.

## Variants

* Mysterious Magnum: A highly customized .44 Magnum belonging to the Lonesome Drifter.
* Raul's .44 Magnum revolver: The default weapon of Raul. It can't be obtained by the player and has infinite magical companion ammo.
* Miss Fortune's Bad Luck Bringer: A unique variant employed by Miss Fortune to wreak havoc on enemies.
* Mysterious Stranger's .44 Magnum: A non-playable variant used by the Mysterious Stranger whenever he appears.

## Locations

Vendors
* Blake (Crimson Caravan Company)
* Vendortron (Gun Runners)

Loot
* Cazador Nest: Next to a skeleton on the ground.
* Miguel's Pawn Shop: On display.

NPCs
* Cachino (Gomorrah)
* Decanus Severus (Cottonwood Cove)
* Fiends
* Legionaries
* Old Ben (Freeside)
* Omerta thugs encountered during Bye Bye Love.
* Viper leaders
* Yvette (Monte Carlo Suites)

## Notes

* Prior to patch 1.3.0.452, the .44 Magnum cost 28 AP to use in VATS.

## Bugs

* PC PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 A graphical glitch can happen when the cylinder is not properly removed after reloading the weapon. Switching weapons or reloading a save fixes the problem.
* PC PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 The .44 Magnum suffers from a standard reloading animation bug, when loading a savegame can double the length of the reload animation. Switching to a different weapon fixes this issue.

## Gallery

* Hi-res image of the .44 Magnum revolver with the scope modification.
* .44 Magnum revolver with the heavy frame modification.
* .44 Magnum revolver with both modifications.

## References

1. ↑ Weapon appearance in released games.
2. ↑ *Fallout: New Vegas* appearance.
.44 revolver heavy frame

The **.44 revolver heavy frame** is a type of weapon mod in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Characteristics

The .44 revolver heavy frame increases the condition of your .44 magnum revolver by +50%. The mod also gives the revolver a wooden grip in good condition and a stainless steel or nickel-like finish which appears to be the base metallic color of the Mysterious Magnum, minus the engravings. Despite being called a "Heavy Frame," it does not increase the revolver's weight. In technical terms, the condition bonus is applied by adding 125 HP onto the revolver's base item HP of 250.

## Location

* Alexander, 188 Trading Post
* Blake, Crimson Caravan Company
* Dale Barton, The Fort
* Vendortron, Gun Runners
* Cliff Briscoe, Novac

## Notes

* Prior to patch 1.3.0.452, the heavy frame was only worth 250 caps.

## Bugs

* PC PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 Like other condition increasing mods, the heavy frame will cause the weapon to be *degraded* by weapon repair kits if the gun's health is above its normal, unmodified health cap.
.50 caliber (Fallout 4)

**.50 caliber round** is an ammunition type in *Fallout 4*.

## Background

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First introduced into service in 1921, the .50 MG round has served with distinction, used as ammunition for heavy machine guns and anti-materiel rifles alike. The availability of a number of specialized cartridge types ensures that a weapon using this ammunition can be adapted for a number of tactical purposes.

## Characteristics

.50 caliber ammunition is rather rare in the wasteland given its use in military grade machine guns and rifles. This cartridge is capable of generating up to 3-4 kilojoules of energy, which is more than enough to penetrate most body armor and completely obliterate fleshy targets.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* Hunting rifle (with the .50 receiver)
* Pipe bolt-action pistol (with the .50 receiver)
* Reba II

## Locations

* .50 caliber rounds can occasionally be found in ammunition boxes and the inventories of weapon merchants.
* They can also be manufactured using an ammunition plant.
"Muggy" Upgrade: Parts Production

**"Muggy" Upgrade: Parts Production** is a miscellaneous item in *Fallout: New Vegas*.

## Characteristics

The holotape contains a backup of additional functionality for Muggy, allowing him to give the player 50 small energy cells, 50 microfusion cells and 5 scrap electronics every day, with a 10% chance of a Stealth Boy being added.

## Transcript

This holotape contains an upgrade file for the Sink robotic assistant: "Muggy."

## Locations

* Securitron de-construction plant: Carried by 010011110110111001100101.
.25 Volcanoesque multi-chamber handgun

The **.25 Volcanoesque multi-chamber handgun** is a weapon mentioned in The Armageddon Rag, sold by Crazy Ivan at the eponymous Crazy Ivan's New and Used Guns.

## Characteristics

“
The absolute BEST .25 multi-chamber handgun available in the world! Except maybe for those Swedish bastards, they made a pretty good .25 multi-chamber handgun, but we lost the container during shipment and didn’t really have a chance to compare the two models. If you need extra firepower, in a handy and convenient form factor, the .25 caliber VOLCANOESQUE multi-chamber handgun is the pistol you’ve been waiting for. Fire four times faster! If you’re looking for one gun to carry for any occasion, this is the GUN FOR YOU! Really, we mean it. Except for long-range shooting.

”— Crazy Ivan, *The Armageddon Rag, Vol. 4*
.308 caliber round (Fallout 3)

The **.308 caliber round** (pronounced: "three-oh-eight" or "three-aught-eight") is a Small Guns ammunition for the sniper rifle and its unique versions.

## Background

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The .308 is a rimless, bottlenecked rifle cartridge that enjoyed tremendous popularity on the market before the Great War. Excellent performance in all aspects led to its widespread adoption by civilian and military weapons manufacturers, with hunting, marksman, and even automatic rifles manufactured to use this type of ammunition. Grandad's brand .308 full metal jacket was particularly popular before the war and packages of this ammunition are still commonly available from merchants and within ruins, though military cases with .308 ammunition are more common in some areas. It was this cartridge from which the 7.62mm round was derived.

## Characteristics

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The standard .308 full metal jacket round is a lead core jacketed with copper and offers excellent performance against soft targets, with or without body armor.

### Game mechanics

.308 ammunition is fairly rare in the game, right after .44 round, Magnum and BBs, and cannot be easily procured from enemies, as they rarely use sniper rifles.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* Sniper rifle
* Reservist's rifle
* Victory rifle

## Locations

Vendors
* Tenpenny Tower: Chief Gustavo
* Rivet City: Flak and Shrapnel
* Citadel: Durga
* Meresti station: Karl
* Megaton: Moira Brown
* Lucky Harith†
* Sydney†
* Other merchants

† Once their respective quests are completed.
$20 NCR

The **New California Republic twenty dollar bill** is a denomination of the NCR dollar in *Fallout: New Vegas*, comparable to the Legion denarius and other standard currency denominations.

## Overview

The obverse of the bill depicts the portrait of First Ranger Seth, the Treasurer's signature (John Michael Henderton, the seal of the Republic Reserve and its location (Angel's Boneyard), as well as the bill's serial number (N974825), and information that it is considered both legal tender and not payable in specie.

The reverse of the bill depicts the two symbols of the New California Republic Rangers: The star badge and the Bear-and-Star. Both sides feature identification of the denomination, in words and numbers.

## Characteristics

The $20 bill is always worth 8 caps, due to the relative strength of the bottle cap and the lack of backing for the Republic currency. It is not affected by the Barter skill.

## Locations

* It is one of the rarer denominations, but is commonly found on non-player characters related to the NCR, from NCR troopers, through merchants, to powder gangers. It is never found in any Legion locations or on Legion characters.
* Received from NCR quest givers as reward.
* All casinos can exchange chips for NCR currency.

## Behind the scenes

* An old version of the bill, where its price wasn't hardcoded, is still present in the game files.
.45 AP silencer

**.45 AP silencer** is a weapon mod for the .45 Auto pistol in the *Fallout: New Vegas* add-on *Honest Hearts*.

## Characteristics

A silencer specially fitted for the .45 Auto ammunition and the .45 Auto pistol, it is permanently installed on the weapon's barrel and makes it perfect for infiltration missions. The size of the silencer means it will slightly obscure the view while aiming.

## Locations

* Joshua Graham in Angel Cave
* Gun Runners

## Behind the scenes

* The silenced pistol uses Infiltrator sounds.
"Robo-Thor" armor

**"Robo-Thor" armor and helmet** are a cut suit of armor found in *Fallout 3*.

## Characteristics

The item uses the meshes for the Tesla armor and helmet. However, stat-wise, it's nearly identical to the Enclave power armor. It is likely an unique variant of the Enclave Tesla armor.

## Locations

* The item was cut from the game and can only be obtained with mods or console commands.
.45-70 Government

**.45-70 Government** is a rifle cartridge designed for military use that found widespread adoption among sporting enthusiasts in the 20th century. It enjoys renewed popularity among hunters and special forces operators in the post-nuclear world.

## Background

Also known as the .45-70 Government, this cartridge was originally created at the U.S. Army's Springfield Armory. Intended for use in the Springfield Model 1873 breech-loading rifle, it was a replacement for the stop-gap .50-70 Government cartridge adopted in 1866. A powerful rifle round that eventually fell out of use due to the general shift towards standardized .30 caliber ammunition in the late 19th century, the .45-70 enjoyed popularity among hunters who appreciated it ballistic performance and firepower. Used for hunting big game throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, it became a highly sought-after ammunition type in the wake of the Great War. Used across the United States by big game hunters who once more appreciated its performance against mutated wildlife, the cartridge was also adopted by the NCR Rangers and other military outfits to hunt the most dangerous game in the wasteland: Man. As a result, the .45-70 cartridge remains in use across North America, from Baja California to Far Harbor Maine.

## Types

### .45-70 Government

Gameplay articles: Fallout: New Vegas, Far Harbor
A standard .45-70 Government cartridge, sold under two different brands across the United States: Silver Star and Circle G.

## References

1. ↑ History of the real .45-70 Government round on Wikipedia.
2. ↑ *Fallout: New Vegas* and *Far Harbor* appearances.
.38 round

The **.38 round** is an ammunition type in *Fallout 4*.

## Background

The .38 is a rimmed, centerfire cartridge. Originally developed in the United States in the 1920s as a law enforcement round, the steel bullet was greatly effective against early body armor was able to penetrate light cover used by U.S. gangsters; its excellent stopping power and timeless design resulted in its enduring popularity.

## Characteristics

Noted for its accuracy and manageable recoil, the .38 round was one of the most popular revolver cartridge in the world more than a century after its introduction. It was popularly used for target shooting, formal target competition, personal defense, and for hunting small game as well as being a common round for law enforcement. Its popularity has lead to it being the basis for the majority of homemade weapons in the wastelands around the Boston area.

### Weapons using this ammunition

* Pipe pistol and rifle
* Combat rifle (with .38 receiver)
* Hunting rifle (with .38 receiver)

## Locations

* .38 rounds are the most common munition in the game, carried by mostly everyone, including wastelanders, settlers, raiders, and super mutants.
* They can always be found in the inventory of weapons merchants.
* They can also be manufactured with an ammunition plant.