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The Ammunition case is a container with the purpose of saving space within the player's inventory. It provides 49 inventory slots in a 7x7 grid and only takes up 4 inventory slots itself. Only Ammunition can be stored in it.
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Containers, as the name suggests, are items for containing things. Some of these items can not be equipped on the character but are used to free up inventory space by providing storage and taking up fewer inventory slots. Hover over the icons of the containers for a quick view of their layouts.
There are quite a few places but I would suggest Reserve. Throughout the buildings and on top of all the buildings you will find loose weapon mod loot and can find lots of ammo and magazines with ammo. Finding magazines will give you chances at getting higher tier ammo.
Access up-to-date details on the map Reserve in Escape from Tarkov, covering extraction sites and loot spots. Discover the prime locations for top-tier equipment and valuable resources within the game.
Mar 31, 2024 · There are three main ways to accumulate ammo in Escape from Tarkov: Looting while in a raid. Buying from traders. Buying from the flea market. Let's go into detail about all three. Firstly, you can find any type of ammo while in a raid. You can loot it and bring it back with you to your stash.
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So good loose ammo, you're only ever really going to find Russian ammo, 5.45 BT/BS/PPBS, 7.62x54R SNB, and 9x39 SP/BP, other ammo types that you find are generally middle of the road such as M855/9x19 PST/7.62x39 PS and the likes, I've never seen high end NATO ammo in boxes.
