7.62x54mm BP
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| 7.62x54mm BP | |
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| Calibre: | 7.62x54mm |
| Distance: | Very High |
| Accuracy: | Very High |
| Damage: | Very High |
| Impulse: | High |
| Piercing: | Very High |
| Armor Penetration: | High |
| Stun: | High |
| Air Resistance: | Low |
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An armor piercing round for the Dragunov SVD and the Dragunov SVU. It is more expensive than the other three types of rounds of the same caliber, but it offers much more power.
It can also be found in 7.62x54mm 7N1, 7.62x54mm 7N14, and 7.62x54mm PP variants.
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General Characteristics
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The 7.62x54mmR BP is an Armor-Piercing Tracer cartridge.
Appearances
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Shadow of Chernobyl
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Added by CursedToExistThis ammunition is extremely rare and is not sold by any trader. Sixty of these bullets can be found in a secret stash in Agroprom; its coordinates can be obtained from dead Loners or Military soldiers in the area. Several more boxes can be randomly spawned in boxes in Yantar, lab X16, inside of the Sarcophagus, in the Monolith Control Center, and on the rooftops of the Chernobyl NPP.
Clear Sky
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This ammunition is even more rare in Clear Sky, it can only be found in the Duty base, where Major Zvyaginstev hosts his target practice game. You can only grab one box by jumping onto Zvyaginstev's desk, and the ammo cannot be used in any gun. It can still be sold to many traders. The ammo also has a 7.62 PP label in the menu, instead of the BP label.
Call of Pripyat
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BP rounds are not available within Call of Pripyat, though the inventory icon and in-game model for the ammunition remains. According to the configuration files, they're now replaced by 7.62 PP rounds.
Trivia
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- The Cyrillic script on the upper right corner of the box spells out Broneboi'naya , or "Armor-Piercing". It is followed underneath by the Latinate script letters AP, which stands for "Armor-Piercing" in English. The letters BP stand for Broneboi'naya Pulya, or "Armor-Piercing Bullet".
- The Cyrillic letter code BT-3 on the upper left corner of the box stands for Broneboi'naya Trassirovochn'ie - 3, or "Armor-Piercing Tracer - Mark 3".
- The Cyrillic letters on the bottom edge read SVD SVU-AS PKM, indicating the weapons that chamber the cartridge.
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