Steyr AUG A2
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.
Auction history
Stats
Upgrade Level:
15
Weight 3.6 kg
Durability 100%
Max. durability 100%
Additional
Movement speed -2%
Additional
Ammo type 5.56
Damage 38 unit(s)
Magazine capacity 0/30
Maximum distance 165 m
Rate of fire 750 shots/min
Reload 3.3 sec
Tactical reload 2.75 sec
Weapon ergonomics 90%
Spread 0.38°
Hip-fire spread 3°
Vertical recoil 0.54°
Horizontal recoil 0.12°
Draw time 1 sec
Aiming time 0.2 sec
Damage modifier
Headshot damage x1.4
Limb damage x0.8
Damage drop-off over distance
Up to 27 meters 38 unit(s)
From 27 to 81 meters 32.75 unit(s)