Ammo exploit Working has of 11.6!

[dottydi]

This one is alot faster to dupe alot of ammo in a short amount of time.

How it works exactly:

1. Place say 100 9 mm (or 10 mm or 7.65 mm) cartridges into the output area of the crafting menu.

2. Hold [Shift] and [Right Mouse] to move one cartridge to your backpack.

3. Now, before you can right click and take half of each bullet tip, gun powder, or shell, you have to hold [Shift] and [Right Mouse] one of any bullet tip, gun powder or shell from the crafting menu down to your backpack.

4. Then the exploit works as before: You can right click bullet tips, gun powder and shells and move them to your inventory, down to no less than 1 of each.

5. Take the entire original stack of ammo out of the output area, profit.

You can use your new tips, powder and shells to make more ammo, melt the lead into ingots for shotgun shells or use the powder for explosives.

Hope u enjoy!

[manbeast77]

Does not work. You can not place item in the output any more.

[MrMee]

Does not work. You can not place item in the output any more.

It does work (in 11.6).

Maybe you are trying to do it with 44 Magnum bullets? It does not work with them as they cannot be disassembled.

Good luck!

[Transferred]

worked for me but not 100%

[MrMee]

worked for me but not 100%

It works for me 100% but I have to be VERY careful to follow the procedure. If I mess up and right click at the wrong time instead of SHIFT + right click it will not work as expected.

Also, as mentioned, it does not work with 44 magnum bullets or shotgun shells (ammo that cannot be disassembled).

[emojiro]

this works great for making tungsten in forge too. just click on your your iron/lead/brass mold than scroll click(middle click) to put an invisible mold in the forge. it will allow you to add in iron/lead/brass material to make the ingot . than after u added it in, just click on iron/brass/lead/tungsten mold and scroll click(middle click) to make it change to what ever you want but the material still remains on it to make the ingot of choice. after the name changes place that same mold in.