This is my first ever mod. Its very simple, it removes both 10mm pistols from Vault 111. It also removes all 10mm rounds including ammo found in the locker (replaces it with misc item). However as you can see i have left one ammo box containing 10 rounds which isnt much. Why i made this mod: 1. I've used the 10 mm pistol mostly from the beginning. Its ammo is common only second to 38 ammo for me. I'm just starting to get some decent 45 ammo for rifle and 44 for my magnum. Recently I got a minigun at the Giant Satellite dish and nearly 600 ammo for it. So I stashed it at Red Rocket for when I'll be going up against something fearsome.
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10mm round is a type of ammunition in Fallout: New Vegas.
- 2Characteristics
- 3Variants
- 5References
Background
Before the War, the powerful 10mm Automatic round was the standard ammunition for the Bureau of Alcohol, Drugs, Tobacco, Firearms and Lasers and other federal agencies, while the military was more reliant on experimental energy weapons (although it remained the round of choice for conventional pistols and submachine guns).[1] The G brand of ammunition was one of the most popular, offering excellent centerfire cartridges for a variety of applications.
Characteristics
The basic 10mm Automatic round 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
- Pistols
- 10mm pistol
- Courier's StashWeathered 10mm pistol
- Submachine guns
- 10mm submachine gun
- Gun Runners' ArsenalSleepytyme
- Heavy weapons
- Lonesome RoadShoulder mounted machine gun
Crafting
| Components | Requirements | Products |
|---|---|---|
17 Lead 1 Primer, large pistol | Repair: 25 |
Breakdown
| Components | Requirements | Products |
|---|---|---|
1 10mm round | Repair: 25 | 15 Lead 1 Primer, large pistol |
Variants
Comparison
| Name | Damage | Damage Threshold | Condition | Weapons Spread | Other | Craftable | Empty Casing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10mm round | x 1 | x 1 | x 1 | x 1 | Yes | 20% Chance | |
| 10mm, hollow point | x 1.75 | x 3 | x 1 | x 1 | No | 20% Chance | |
| 10mm, JHP (hand load) | x 1.65 | x 2 | x 1 | x 1 | Yes | 10% Chance | |
| 10mm (Junk) JSawyer | x 0.95 | x 1 | x 1.2 | x 1 | Yes | 20% Chance |
10mm, hollow point
10mm hollow point rounds feature a pit or a hollowed out shape at the tip of the bullet. As a result, 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 armor more easily due to its properties.
Behind the scenes
Fallout 4 10mm Id
'I picked 10mm since it wasn't popular, had been tested by the FBI at one point (and found lacking), but it was basically a gun nut (which I am one) kind of round. .45 might have made more sense, but I was looking for something with a little twist.
'
- Source for the above statement: DAC
References
10mm, jacketed hollow point (JHP), hand loaded
- Submachine guns
- 10mm submachine gun
- Gun Runners' ArsenalSleepytyme
- Heavy weapons
- Lonesome RoadShoulder mounted machine gun
Crafting
| Components | Requirements | Products |
|---|---|---|
17 Lead 1 Primer, large pistol | Repair: 25 |
Breakdown
| Components | Requirements | Products |
|---|---|---|
1 10mm round | Repair: 25 | 15 Lead 1 Primer, large pistol |
Variants
Comparison
| Name | Damage | Damage Threshold | Condition | Weapons Spread | Other | Craftable | Empty Casing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10mm round | x 1 | x 1 | x 1 | x 1 | Yes | 20% Chance | |
| 10mm, hollow point | x 1.75 | x 3 | x 1 | x 1 | No | 20% Chance | |
| 10mm, JHP (hand load) | x 1.65 | x 2 | x 1 | x 1 | Yes | 10% Chance | |
| 10mm (Junk) JSawyer | x 0.95 | x 1 | x 1.2 | x 1 | Yes | 20% Chance |
10mm, hollow point
10mm hollow point rounds feature a pit or a hollowed out shape at the tip of the bullet. As a result, 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 armor more easily due to its properties.
Behind the scenes
Fallout 4 10mm Id
'I picked 10mm since it wasn't popular, had been tested by the FBI at one point (and found lacking), but it was basically a gun nut (which I am one) kind of round. .45 might have made more sense, but I was looking for something with a little twist.
'— Chris Taylor- Source for the above statement: DAC
References
10mm, jacketed hollow point (JHP), hand loaded
A hollow point 10mm bullet, where the hard metal jacket is applied specifically to increase bullet strength and create a middle ground between damage potential and penetration.
- Crafting
| Components | Requirements | Products |
|---|---|---|
21 Lead 1 Primer, large pistol | Hand Loader (rank: 1) | 1 10mm round, JHP |
10mm (Junk)
Fallout 4 10mm Ammo Id
| The following is based on the JSawyer mod and has not been confirmed by canon sources. |
Rounds crafted with the use of scrap metal, these offer lower ballistic performance and significantly stress the firearm, but are better than nothing.
- Crafting
| Components | Requirements | Products |
|---|---|---|
1 Scrap Metal | Junk Rounds (rank: 1) | 10 10mm |
Locations
- Novac: Cliff Briscoe.
- Goodsprings: Chet.
References
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| This is a lore summary, presenting intradiegetic or in-universe information about the subject. For game characteristics and similar data, consult the table on the right. |
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10mm is an ammunition type found in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and Van Buren.
Fallout 4 10mm Ammo
- 2Variants
Background
Before the War, the powerful 10mm Automatic round was the standard ammunition for the Bureau of Alcohol, Drugs, Tobacco, Firearms and Lasers and other federal agencies, while the military was more reliant on experimental energy weapons (although it remained the round of choice for conventional pistols and submachine guns).[1] The G brand of ammunition was one of the most popular, offering excellent centerfire cartridges for a variety of applications.
Variants
10mm Auto, full metal jacket (FMJ)
The basic 10mm Automatic round 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.
10mm Auto, armor piercing (AP)
Fallout 4 10mm Ammo Code
A softer metal jacket covers a dense penetrator, while the bullet is loaded with a higher powder load, leading to improved muzzle velocity. However, improved performance against armored targets leads to impaired performance against softer targets, as the higher velocity reduces the amount of kinetic energy transferred to the target on impact.
10mm Auto, jacketed hollow point (JHP)
A hollow point 10mm bullet, where the hard metal jacket is applied specifically to increase bullet strength and create a middle ground between damage potential and penetration.
10mm Auto, hollow point (HP)
10mm hollow point rounds feature a pit or a hollowed out shape at the tip of the bullet. As a result, 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 armor more easily due to its properties.
Behind the scenes
'Fallout 4 10mm Ammo Code
I picked 10mm since it wasn't popular, had been tested by the FBI at one point (and found lacking), but it was basically a gun nut (which I am one) kind of round. .45 might have made more sense, but I was looking for something with a little twist.
'— Chris Taylor- Source for the above statement: DAC
References
