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Weapons are bought by standing on the marker in front of Ammu-Nation stores. The game pauses and a menu appears to let the player purchase weapons. The store itself cannot be entered so no clerk | Weapons are bought by standing on the marker in front of Ammu-Nation stores. The game pauses and a menu appears to let the player purchase weapons. The store itself cannot be entered so no clerk appears in this game. | ||
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[[Image:Ammu-Nation in Mall.jpg|thumb|right|The Ammu-Nation in [[North Point Mall|Vice Point Mall]], [[1984]].]] | [[Image:Ammu-Nation in Mall.jpg|thumb|right|The Ammu-Nation in [[North Point Mall|Vice Point Mall]], [[1984]].]] | ||
The Ammu-Nation stores in GTA Vice City Stories functions exactly the same as in GTA Vice City. The | The Ammu-Nation stores in GTA Vice City Stories functions exactly the same as in GTA Vice City. The cost inside the parenthesis is the discounted price of the weapons after completing [[Phil's Shooting Range]]. | ||
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==Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars== | ==Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars== | ||
In [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], Ammu-Nation is a website | In [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], Ammu-Nation is a website which the player can order weapons from. These are delivered to safehouses. Though no actual stores are seen, trucks are driven around Liberty City and often contain weapons. | ||
==Shooting Ranges== | ==Shooting Ranges== | ||
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Ammu-Nation radio commercials make it clear that the store is run with with a right-wing paranoia philosophy, describing itself as the "store leading the fight against communism". The store also seems to promote the purchase of its products for illegal purchases, even suggesting they be used to kill one's mother-in-law if she is "being a bitch". | Ammu-Nation radio commercials make it clear that the store is run with with a right-wing paranoia philosophy, describing itself as the "store leading the fight against communism". The store also seems to promote the purchase of its products for illegal purchases, even suggesting they be used to kill one's mother-in-law if she is "being a bitch". | ||
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*[http://www.ammunation.net/ Ammu-Nation website] | *[http://www.ammunation.net/ Ammu-Nation website] | ||
Revision as of 05:08, 22 May 2009
Ammu-Nation is the standard and only gun shop in all Grand Theft Auto III era games and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. There the player can purchase armor and an assortment of weapons, from a pistol to grenades. The name Ammu-Nation is a mix of ammunition and nation, which implies the store is patriotic.
At the beginning of the game, Ammu-Nation stores have only weak weapons in stock. As the player progresses through the storyline, more powerful weapons are unlocked.
The store is absent in Grand Theft Auto IV, explained by the mayor having strict gun control laws. Instead, Niko Bellic can buy weaponry from underground arms dealers or from the trunk of his friend Little Jacob's car.
Grand Theft Auto III
Weapons are bought by walking over a floating weapon pickup inside Ammu-Nation stores. When the player enters the store, the camera switches to a fixed position at the corner of the store until the player exits the store. The clerks carry Shotguns and will attack the player if the player is aggressive.
| GTA III | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Cost | Availability |
| Red Light District/Saint Mark's | ||
| Pistol | $250 | Pump-Action Pimp |
| Uzi | $800 | Cipriani's Chauffeur |
| Newport | ||
| Uzi | $800 | Last Requests |
| Grenades | $2,000 | Last Requests |
| AK-47 | $3,000 | Last Requests |
| Sniper Rifle | $10,000 | Last Requests |
| Body Armor | $3,000 | Last Requests |
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Weapons are bought by standing in the pink marker inside Ammu-Nation stores. Each clerk at each store carries a different weapon which include the Mac (Ocean Beach), Uz-I (North Point Mall) and .357 (Downtown).
| GTA Vice City | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Cost | Availability |
| Ocean Beach | ||
| Pistol | $100 | |
| Mac | $300 | |
| Chrome Shotgun | $500 | Mall Shootout |
| Kruger | $1000 | Guardian Angels |
| Body Armor | $200 | Jury Fury |
| North Point Mall | ||
| Pistol | $100 | |
| Grenades | $300 | |
| Uz-I | $400 | |
| Stubby Shotgun | $600 | The Chase |
| Sniper Rifle | $1,500 | Phnom Penh '86 |
| Body Armor | $200 | Jury Fury |
| Downtown | ||
| .357 | $2,000 | Rub Out |
| MP | $3,000 | Rub Out |
| S.P.A.S. 12 | $4,000 | Bar Brawl |
| M4 | $5,000 | Rub Out |
| .308 Sniper | $6,000 | Shakedown |
| Body Armor | $240 | Jury Fury |
- Ammu-Nation seems to have connections with Mr. Black and his contract killing company, since during a mission in GTA Vice City, protagonist Tommy Vercetti is hired to kill a business man, steal a briefcase he's carrying and deliver it to the owner of an Ammu-Nation local in Downtown, Vice City.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Weapons are bought by standing on the red marker inside Ammu-Nation stores. A menu to choose the weapon is displayed. The player can preview the weapon by selecting the weapon without buying it and the clerk will bring up the weapon to display. Ammu-Nations only open up after the mission Doberman. All clerks dual wields Pistols.
Los Santos
San Fierro
Las Venturas
Red County
Whetstone
Tierra Robada
Bone County
| Item | Cost | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Pistol | $200 | |
| Silenced Pistol | $600 | |
| Shotgun | $600 | |
| Sawnoff Shotgun | $800 | |
| Tec 9 | $300 | |
| Micro SMG | $500 | |
| SMG | $2,000 | |
| Grenades | $300 | |
| Rifle | $1,000 | Body Harvest |
| Satchel Charges | $2,000 | Body Harvest |
| Sniper Rifle | $5,000 | Pier 69 |
| AK-47 | $3,500 | Lure |
| M4 | $4,500 | Yay Ka-Boom-Boom |
| Desert Eagle | $1,200 | Black Project |
| Combat Shotgun | $1,000 | Don Peyote |
| Body Armor | $200 |
- There is an unused Ammu-Nation interior in San Andreas. It has two floors and can only be entered using certain cheats or with cheat devices. The store is functional if entered properly.
Grand Theft Auto Advance
Weapons are bought by standing on the marker in front of Ammu-Nation stores. The game pauses and a menu appears to let the player purchase weapons. The store itself cannot be entered so no clerk appears in this game.
| GTA Advance | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Cost | |
| Bat | $100 | |
| Katana | $5,000 | |
| Pistol | $250 | |
| Shotgun | $1,000 | |
| Uzi | $800 | |
| Assualt Rifle | $3,000 | |
| Flamethrower | $5,000 | |
| Molotov Cocktails | $2,000 | |
| Grenades | $3,000 | |
| Minigun | $15,000 | |
| Rocket Launcher | $10,000 | |
| Body Armor | $3,000 | |
Grand Theft Auto Liberty City Stories
The Ammu-Nation stores in GTA Liberty City Stories functions exactly the same as in GTA III.
| GTA Liberty City Stories | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Cost | Availability |
| Red Light District/Saint Mark's | ||
| Pistol | $240 | Snuff |
| Micro SMG | $600 | Don in 60 Seconds |
| Newport | ||
| Grenades | $360 | Driving Mr. Leone |
| Micro SMG | $600 | Driving Mr. Leone |
| AK-47 | $4,200 | Driving Mr. Leone |
| Sniper Rifle | $6,000 | Driving Mr. Leone |
| Body Armor | $240 | Driving Mr. Leone |
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
The Ammu-Nation stores in GTA Vice City Stories functions exactly the same as in GTA Vice City. The cost inside the parenthesis is the discounted price of the weapons after completing Phil's Shooting Range.
| GTA Vice City Stories | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Cost | Availability |
| Downtown | ||
| Pistol | $240 ($180) | Soldier |
| Scorpion | $360 ($270) | Soldier |
| Grenades | $360 ($270) | Soldier |
| Micro SMG | $600 ($450) | Soldier |
| Shotgun | $1,000 ($750) | Soldier |
| Body Armor | $240 ($180) | Soldier |
| Ocean Beach | ||
| SMG | $2,500 ($1,875) | From Zero to Hero |
| AK | $4,200 ($3,150) | From Zero to Hero |
| Spaz-12 | $4,000 ($3,000) | From Zero to Hero |
| Sniper Rifle | $6,000 ($4,500) | From Zero to Hero |
| Rocket Launcher | $9,000 ($6,750) | Turn On, Tune In, Bug Out |
| Body Armor | $240 ($180) | From Zero to Hero |
| Vice Point Mall (North Point Mall) | ||
| Grenades | $360 ($270) | From Zero to Hero |
| Equalizer | $2,000 ($1,500) | From Zero to Hero |
| Assault Rifle | $5,400 ($4,050) | From Zero to Hero |
| Laser Sniper | $8,000 ($6,000) | From Zero to Hero |
| Minigun | $15,000 ($11,250) | Farewell to Arms |
| Body Armor | $240 ($180) | From Zero to Hero |
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, Ammu-Nation is a website which the player can order weapons from. These are delivered to safehouses. Though no actual stores are seen, trucks are driven around Liberty City and often contain weapons.
Shooting Ranges
- Main article: Shooting Ranges
Shooting ranges can be found in some Ammu-Nations throughout the GTA III series. These places test your skill in handling your weapons.
Commercials
Ammu-Nation radio commercials make it clear that the store is run with with a right-wing paranoia philosophy, describing itself as the "store leading the fight against communism". The store also seems to promote the purchase of its products for illegal purchases, even suggesting they be used to kill one's mother-in-law if she is "being a bitch".