PUBG - Full weapon stats guide

Through understanding about weapons is one of the most vital important keys of success at PUBG. Which weapon is for close range or for long range, which gun has high damage range or low damage range, which gun has high rate of fire ... all these question are continuously kept in the player's mind. Superior to other updates and patches which are launched, these weapons have their ability to operate enhanced.
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Therefore, it is fairly convenient for the community to have a summary of all weapons, even list their damage on each type of body armor and head armor. The members of Reddit, from the end of last year until the beginning of this year, made the most detailed compilation that PUBG community has ever seen. Readers can view full stats of all weapons in PUBG (including guns and melee weapons) at the following link:
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For readers who do not understand the title, GameHub will explain each of the indicators mentioned in the link (From left to right):

The first eight items are the 8 major indicators of each weapon. These indicators will allow you to compare, and then decide what the best weapon is for you.
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• Ammo: There are 7 different types: 12 Gauge, .45 ACP, 9mm, 5.56mm, 7.62mm, .300 Magnum and Bolt (Name).​

• Capa: The amount of ammunition per mag when mag is not attached.​

• Power: Basic damage applied but not multiplied by sub indicators. This number will be multiplied when applied to each part of the body.​

• Range: The effective range for the highest damage. Beyond this range, the damage is reduced to 0.​

• Rate: Rate of fire.​

• Durations: The time between shots, in other words, the delay in seconds.​

• Bullets/s: The number of bullets per second in theory.​

• DPS: Damage per second.​

The next item is damage to each body position. The first column is Legs & Arms (avg): The average damage is applied to the leg and arm. The next two columns are Body Damage and Head Shot Damage, which mean damage to the body and damage to the head. In these two columns, each category is divided into four main categories: Lv0, Lv1, Lv2 and Lv3. This section shows the damage of each weapon to the one who do not use level 1, level 2 or level 3 body armor and head armor.

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This table is color coded and each color will specify how many bullets it takes to kill the enemy (assuming that all shots are within the firing range). In addition, these indicators are fine in theory, they can be influenced by non-gaming elements such as network traffic, server capabilities, etc. Hopefully these indicators will help readers easily access to PUBG.​

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