Steyr AUG A3
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- RankVeteran
- ClassAssault Rifles
- TypePrimary Weapon
- Weight3.6 kg
- Durability100%
- Max. durability100%
- Movement speed-2%
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Lethality (18)
- Ammo type5.56
- Damage36.3 unit(s)
- Minimum Damage30.5 unit(s)
- Maximum distance170 m
- Start of damage drop-off28 m
- End of damage drop-off81 m
- Armor-penetration0%
- Plate penetration0%
- Rate of fire720 shots/min
- Magazine capacity0/30
- Overheat Limit56
- Automatic FireYes
Accuracy
- Spread0.37°
- Hip-fire spread3°
- Movement Spread Multiplierx1.4
- Jump Spread Multiplierx2
- Jumping Hip-Fire Spread Multiplierx2
- Crouch Spread Multiplierx1
- Prone Spread Multiplierx0.8
Control
- Vertical recoil0.6°
- Horizontal recoil[0.14°; 0.14°]
- First Shot Recoil Multiplierx2
- Recoil Buildup4.5%
- Recoil Buildup Start5
- Crouch Recoil Multiplierx0.88
- Prone Recoil Multiplierx0.75
Handling (17)
- SilencerNo
- Weight3.6 kg
- Movement speed-2%
- Aiming Movement Speed-20%
- Stabilization0%
- Sway[-0.38°/s; 0.38°/s]
- Max Sway at Low Stamina[-0.56°/s; 0.56°/s]
- Prone Sway Multiplierx1
- Crouch Sway Multiplierx1
- Focus Stamina Drain Multiplierx1
- Weapon ergonomics90%
- Reload3.3 sec
Damage modifier
- Headshot damage: x1.4
- Limb damage: x0.8
- Overheats after 56 consecutive shots
Damage falloff
- Damage
- 36.3
- Falloff from
- 28 m
- Falloff to
- 81 m
- End damage
- 30.5
- Range
- 170 m
The Steyr AUG (which stands for "Armee Universal Gewehr," meaning "universal army rifle") is a range of small arms that was launched in 1977 by the Austrian company Steyr-Daimler-Puch. In this particular rifle, a bullpup layout has been used, whereby the magazine and breech are located behind the firing hand grip and the trigger. There are two firing modes: single-shot and full-automatic.