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"+1" is the act of having one bullet in the chamber of the gun with also a full magazine. You achieve this by reloading with ammo still in the gun.
[[Category:Mechanics]]
<br>Dual weapons that have this are +2
[[Category:Weapons]]
<br>Weapons with "ExtraBulletChamber" "1" or "2" in their [[weapon script]] have it.
 
+1 is the wiki shorthand for a weapon that can carry one extra round in the chamber in addition to a full magazine. For example, an ammo value such as `30[[+1]] / 90` means the weapon can hold 30 rounds in the magazine, 1 round in the chamber, and 90 rounds in reserve.
 
==How It Works==
A +1 value usually appears after reloading before the weapon is completely empty. The magazine is filled, and the round already chambered remains available, giving the weapon one extra shot before the next reload.
 
Some dual weapons can show +2 instead, because each weapon can have its own chambered round.
 
==Weapon Scripts==
On weapon stat pages, +1 comes from the weapon script's `ExtraBulletChamber` value. A value of `1` displays as +1, while a value of `2` displays as +2.
 
==Related Pages==
* [[Ammo]]
* [[Weapon Script Name]]

Latest revision as of 01:29, 15 June 2026


+1 is the wiki shorthand for a weapon that can carry one extra round in the chamber in addition to a full magazine. For example, an ammo value such as `30+1 / 90` means the weapon can hold 30 rounds in the magazine, 1 round in the chamber, and 90 rounds in reserve.

How It Works

A +1 value usually appears after reloading before the weapon is completely empty. The magazine is filled, and the round already chambered remains available, giving the weapon one extra shot before the next reload.

Some dual weapons can show +2 instead, because each weapon can have its own chambered round.

Weapon Scripts

On weapon stat pages, +1 comes from the weapon script's `ExtraBulletChamber` value. A value of `1` displays as +1, while a value of `2` displays as +2.

Related Pages