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Rust 5 56 ammo vs sheet metal door.
It requires less gunpowder metal to destroy sheet metal doors when compared to satchel charges.
Then it s gonna cost like 1000 gunpowder 500 sulfur 500 metal per door.
Sheet metal doors share the same hitpoints and defense bonuses as the double sheet metal door and ladder hatch.
It can set things on fire due to being mixed with some additional sulfur and low grade fuel covering the tip theoretically.
A 5 56 rifle ammo can be crafted with.
The 5 56 s full name is the 5 56x45mm nato.
Explosive 5 56 rifle ammo 63.
The 5 56 rifle ammo blueprint can be researched with.
It also deals relatively significant damage to wood stone and sheet metal structures and especially to sheet metal doors.
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I think 5 56 explosive needs some balancing.
Regardless it is still relatively weak to explosives compared to its expensive indirect upgrade the armoured door.
600 it takes 9 satchel charges or 150 explosive 5 56 rifle ammo to destroy the garage door and has no weak side like other doors to explosives.
The garage door can be crafted using.
One of the few downsides of this ammunition as compared to regular 5 56 rifle ammo is that it is more expensive to craft it is more difficult to find in loot crates and airdrops as well as degrading the gun used to fire it along with the silencer if used faster than the.
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The sheet metal door is the most common door found on bases due to its resistances to melee weapons and fire but relatively cheap cost to craft.
It takes 10 seconds to craft 3 bullets.
If you just count sulfur then 5 56 explosive is in fact the cheapest way to blow sheet metal doors and garage doors and they do splash damage like rockets so you can often do two doors at the cost of one.
When fired at night 5 56 rounds may sometimes leave a distinct yellow tinted trace behind.