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--- arma_3:ammo:545x39 [2026/01/04 06:19] – dragonfly
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   * **Visual ID:** Purple/Violet Ring
-  * **Role:** Standard Issue (Current)The 7N10 is the primary "improved" round for modern Russian infantry. It features a lengthened steel core to bridge the gap between ball and armor-piercing rounds.
+  * **Role:** Standard Issue (Current)
+  * **Description: **The 7N10 is the primary "improved" round for modern Russian infantry. It features a lengthened steel core to bridge the gap between ball and armor-piercing rounds.
   * **Pros:** Good balance of availability and penetration; reliably defeats mid-tier body armor.
   * **Cons:** Struggles against heavy Level IV ceramic plates.
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   * **Visual ID:** Black Tip / Dark Ring
-  * **Role:** Specialized Anti-ArmorThe 7N22 utilizes a hardened high-carbon steel penetrator. This is the direct answer to high-end NATO body armor.
+  * **Role:** Specialized Anti-Armor
+  * **Description: **The 7N22 utilizes a hardened high-carbon steel penetrator. This is the direct answer to high-end NATO body armor.
   * **Pros:** Excellent armor penetration; maintains lethal energy through light cover (plywood/car doors).
   * **Cons:** Rare in common stockpiles; slightly lower "flesh damage" due to the rigid core design.
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   * **Visual ID:** Black Tip / Specialized Markings
-  * **Role:** Elite Anti-ArmorOften referred to as the "Tungsten" round, the 7N24 features a tungsten-carbide core for maximum penetration.
+  * **Role:** Elite Anti-Armor
+  * **Description: **Often referred to as the "Tungsten" round, the 7N24 features a tungsten-carbide core for maximum penetration.
   * **Pros:** Will punch through nearly any infantry-scale armor available in RHS.
   * **Cons:** Extremely rare; tends to over-penetrate unarmored targets, resulting in lower immediate "stopping power."
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   * **Visual ID:** Red Ring / Plain
-  * **Role:** Cold War StandardThe original 5.45 round. Famous for its internal hollow air pocket in the tip that causes the bullet to tumble immediately upon impact.
+  * **Role:** Cold War Standard
+  * **Description:** The original 5.45 round. Famous for its internal hollow air pocket in the tip that causes the bullet to tumble immediately upon impact.
   * **Pros:** Devastating soft-tissue damage; extremely high fragmentation in unarmored targets.
   * **Cons:** Very poor penetration against modern ceramic ballistic plates.
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   * **Visual ID:** Black Tip with Green Ring
-  * **Role:** Subsonic / StealthSpecifically designed for use with the **PBS-4 Suppressor**.
+  * **Role:** Subsonic / Stealth
+  * **Description: **Specifically designed for use with the **PBS-4 Suppressor**.
   * **Pros:** Nearly silent; eliminates the supersonic "crack," allowing for covert sentry removal.
   * **Cons:** <wrap alert>**Severe trajectory drop.**</wrap> Muzzle velocity is ~300 m/s. Effective range is limited to <100m.