Difference between revisions of "Auto trigger"
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*[[Crafting|Craft]] them from [[Resources]] at a [[Workbench]] or [[Primitive Workbench]]. | *[[Crafting|Craft]] them from [[Resources]] at a [[Workbench]] or [[Primitive Workbench]]. | ||
*Purchase them from [[Merchants]]. | *Purchase them from [[Merchants]]. | ||
| − | *Can be obtained after [[Dismantling|disassembling]] weapons | + | *Can be obtained after [[Dismantling|disassembling]] weapons that need Auto trigger to be crafted. |
== Uses == | == Uses == | ||
| − | + | Auto triggers are used to make different types of [[Weapons]]. | |
| − | The following items need | + | The following items need Auto trigger to be crafted : |
*[[10mm SMG]] | *[[10mm SMG]] | ||
*[[Assault Rifle]] | *[[Assault Rifle]] | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 30 November 2017
A full-automatic trigger mechanism. Required when trying to rework the firing mode of a particular weapon.
Obtaining Alloys
- Craft them from Resources at a Workbench or Primitive Workbench.
- Purchase them from Merchants.
- Can be obtained after disassembling weapons that need Auto trigger to be crafted.
Uses
Auto triggers are used to make different types of Weapons.
The following items need Auto trigger to be crafted :
- 10mm SMG
- Assault Rifle
- Combat Shotgun
- FN FAL
- FN FAL HPFA
- H&K CAWS
- HK P90c
- Light Support Weapon
- M60
- Minigun
- Pancor Jackhammer
