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In [[Grand Theft Auto V]], '''weapons''' are an essential part of the game. As of the [[Business Update]], there are up to 38 weapons available in GTA V. Similar to [[Grand Theft Auto IV]], weapons spawns are located in hard to reach places, and weapons dropped by fallen enemies lie realistically on the ground, glowing to catch the player's eye. Also, like GTA IV, the player buys the gun once, then pays a smaller amount for additional ammunition. Unlike GTA IV, however, most firearms no longer have a fixed carrying limit; the protagonists' carrying limit dynamically increases depending on their shooting skill, up to 9,999 rounds for many weapons. | |||
== Weapons in GTA V == | ==Weapons customization== | ||
The player can customize their firearms at any [[Ammu-Nation]]. Modifications greatly affect the performance of weapons. Certain weapons can only accept specific mods. | |||
;Available mods | |||
*Extended Clip: Increases ammunition capacity, and by extension, reduces reloads. | |||
*Suppressor: Reduces noise at the expense of damage and range. | |||
*Scope: Increases zoom capability and improves accuracy of non-sniper weapons. Equipped by default on sniper rifles. | |||
*Advanced Scope: Increases zoom capability for sniper rifles, and during certain missions, works as a thermal scope. | |||
*Grip: Increases accuracy by reducing recoil. | |||
*Flashlight: Increases visibility in dimly lit areas. The light can be toggled on and off by pressing the right directional button while aiming. | |||
*Tint: Changes the color of the firearm. This is only for cosmetic appearance and does not effect the weapon's performance. | |||
==Weapons wheel== | |||
[[File:WeaponsWheel-GTAV-Gameplaytrailer.jpg|thumb|The weapons selection wheel in GTA V.]] | |||
GTA V introduces a weapons selection wheel similar to [[wp:Red_Dead_Redemption|Red Dead Redemption]] and [[wp:Max Payne 3|Max Payne 3]]. In previous GTA games, the player had to scroll through each weapons category to select a weapon, although GTA IV introduced a quick-select feature for certain weapons. Unlike previous games, the player can hold more than one weapon for each weapons category. Except for thrown weapons and heavy weapons, weapons in each category share the same pool of ammunition. To bring up the weapon selection wheel, hold {{key|LB}}/{{key|L1}} and use the right analog stick to select a weapons class. Left and right on the d-pad or {{key|LT}}/{{key|L2}} and {{key|RT}}/{{key|R2}} scrolls through available weapons within that class. When selecting a weapon, information on which attachments are equipped are displayed within the wheel itself, while its attributes (damage, rate of fire, accuracy and range) are given in the upper right corner of the screen. The player can quickly draw or holster the last weapon used by tapping {{key|LB}}/{{key|L1}}. | |||
;Wheel configuration | |||
* North: Pistols | |||
* Northeast: Submachine Guns and Light Machine Guns | |||
* East: Assault Rifles | |||
* Southeast: Sniper Rifles | |||
* South: Melee Weapons | |||
* Southwest: Shotguns | |||
* West: Heavy Weapons | |||
* Northwest: Thrown Weapons (includes the [[Jerry Can]]) | |||
== List of weapons in GTA V == | |||
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!width=200|In-game name | !width=200|In-game name | ||