7.62x54mm 7N1
Calibre:	7.62x54mm
Distance:	Very High
Accuracy:	Very High
Damage:	High
Impulse:	High
Piercing:	High
Armor Penetration:	High
Stun:	Average
Air Resistance:	Low
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The 7N1 variant is a mid end sniper round both in reality and in-game. It is only compatible with the Dragunov SVD and the Dragunov SVU.

It can also be found in 7.62x54mm 7N14 and 7.62x54mm BP variants.

General CharacteristicsEdit

The 7.62x54mmR 7N1 cartridge is a match-grade bullet designed for use with sniper rifles. It uses a different propellant and the bullet has a boat-tailed base to aid in accuracy. The headstamp on the case is marked "188" (the designation for the Novosibirsk Cartridge Plant) on the upper arc and the two-digit year of manufacture on the lower arc.

Ammo (in the "real world") comes in 20-round paper bundles (4 layers of 5 rounds) wrapped in brown paper tied with string. There are 22 bundles per green-painted vacuum-sealed metal "spam tin" (containing 440 rounds) and two metal "spam tins" and a "tin opener" per wooden crate (containing a total of 880 rounds). The wrapping paper is covered with the Russian word Snaiperskie ("Sniper"). It is also embossed on the "spam tins" and crate to indicate its special purpose use.

LocationsEdit

Shadow of ChernobylEdit

These bullets can be purchased from Petrenko after becoming friendly with Duty. Skinflint will also sell these bullets after becoming friendly with Freedom. Anyone with a sniper rifle will most likely carry these bullets with them, and random boxes may or may not contain these bullets in Yantar, lab X16, and many other locations.

Clear SkyEdit

Sakharov will almost always have these bullets in stock, and Ashot can sell them after joining Freedom. The Duty trader in the Red Forest may sell these rounds, and most snipers carry small amounts of these bullets on them.

In Clear Sky, 7N1 rounds use the icon previously used by 7.62x54mm 7N14 rounds in Shadow of Chernobyl.