Ballistic Industries (updated)
Make your settlers work for something useful! Use 18 new workstations to craft a variety of ballistic weapons and ammunition to fund your Commonwealth ambitions!
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About this mod Machine translation
Make your settlers work for something useful! Use 18 new workstations to craft a variety of ballistic weapons and ammunition to fund your Commonwealth ambitions!
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Settlement Menu Manager:
Settlement Production Framework:
Updated on September 8th:
Version 1.1.1
- Added 2mm EC ammo station for use with Gauss rifles
Version 1.1 updated on April 5, 2026:
Increased weapon production for lasers, plasmas and laser guns. Additionally, production of fusion cells and plasma cartridges has been increased.
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This mod is designed to allow your settlers to build weapons and ammunition for your settlement in an immersive and balanced way. This mod includes all non-dlc baseball ballistic weapons and will be expanded to include more weapons in the future! All recipes are based on the units of their DLC counterparts and should conform to natural game balance.
The workstation itself can be found in Settlement Production -> Ballistic Industries
Suggestions are always welcome!
Ammunition Workstation:
10mm Ammo Workstation: Consumes 5 Fertilizer and 10 Lead per day to craft 50 10mm rounds. .308 Ammunition Workstation: Costs 5 Copper, 5 Fertilizer, and 5 Lead to craft 50 .308 rounds per day. .38 Ammunition Workstation: Consumes 5 Fertilizer and 10 Steel to create 50.38 rounds per day. .44 Ammunition Station: Costs 5 Copper, 5 Lead, and 5 Fertilizer, and fires 50.44 rounds per day. .45 Ammunition Station: Consumes 10 Steel and 5 Fertilizer, fires 50.45 rounds per day. .50 Cal Ammunition Workstation: Consumes 4 Copper, 2 Fertilizer, and 2 Lead to craft 20 .50 Cal bullets per day.
5.56 Ammunition Workstation: Consumes 5 Fertilizer and 10 Lead to craft 50 5.56 rounds per day.
5mm Ammo Workstation: Consumes 10 Fertilizer and 20 Steel to craft 100 5mm Bullets per day.
Shotgun Ammo Station: Consumes 10 Fertilizer, 10 Lead, and 10 Plastic to craft 50 Shotgun Shells per day.
Weapon Workstation:
Iron Pipe Gun Workstation: Consumes 1 Adhesive, 1 Gear, 2 Oil, 3 Screws, 1 Spring, and 6 Steel per day to produce 1 Iron Pipe Gun.
10mm Gun Workstation: Consumes 3 Binder, 1 Gear, 2 Oil, 6 Screws, 2 Spring, and 5 Steel per day to produce 1 10mm Pistol.
Shotgun Workstation: Consumes 4 Adhesive, 1 Gear, 2 Plastic, 10 Screws, 4 Spring, 11 Steel, and 5 Wood per day to produce 1 Shotgun.
Double Barrel Shotgun Workstation: Consumes 3 Adhesives, 1 Gear, 2 Oil, 5 Screws, 7 Steel, and 2 Wood per day to produce 1 Double Barrel Shotgun.
Combat Shotgun Workstation: Consumes 6 Adhesives, 2 Gears, 3 Oil, 10 Screws, 4 Springs, 11 Steel, and 5 Wood per day to produce 1 Combat Shotgun.
Assault Rifle Workstation: Consumes 8 Adhesive, 1 Gear, 1 Oil, 18 Screws, 5 Spring, and 19 Steel per day to produce 1 Assault Rifle.
Battle Rifle Workstation: Consumes 4 Adhesive, 1 Oil, 10 Screws, and 15 Steel per day to produce 1 .44 Pistol.
Submachine Gun Workstation: Consumes 7 Adhesives, 4 Gears, 6 Oil, 15 Screws, 3 Springs, 13 Steel, and 5 Wood to produce 1 Submachine Gun per day.
Prerequisites:
Checkout Menu Manager
settlement production framework
recommend:
Industrial Basics - allowing you to build truly self-sustainable production chains
Acknowledgments:
Bethesda, Nifskope, FO4Edit and Paint.net offer useful tools
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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