Military

Military loot in DayZ is scattered across the map, commonly found in green military tents, containers, barracks, and hangars. In addition to these locations, players can also acquire military gear from infected wearing soldier uniforms.

  • Seven-shot tactical semi-automatic shotgun fed from an internal magazine. Handy in intense close-quarters engagements. Uses all types of 12ga shotgun shells.
  • Selective-fire shotgun fed from a detachable magazine. Similar in design to the KA assault rifles, it can mount most compatible scopes. Uses both 12ga bucks and slugs.
  • Semi-automatic pistol, fed from a detachable magazine. Made in tactical variant. Uses .45 ACP rounds.
  • An old semi-automatic pistol. After many years it’s still pretty capable of delivering bullets on target. Fed from a detachable magazine. Uses 9x19mm rounds.
  • Semi-automatic pistol, fed from a detachable magazine. Produced in large quantities. Uses standard .380 ACP rounds.
  • Break action grenade launcher. Might look antiquated, but still effective. Uses 40mm grenades.
  • Semi-automatic pistol, fed from a detachable magazine. Almost a century-old design, it can still hold its own in a fight. Uses .45 ACP rounds.
  • Semi-automatic pistol, fed from a detachable magazine. This variant had been engraved by an unknown artist. Uses .45 ACP rounds.
  • Simple breech loaded signal pistol. Launching flares at long distances, it can be a handy tool for communication, orientation, or just illumination. Uses flare cartridges.
  • A ten-shot semi-automatic rifle, fed from an internal magazine. Older model, but still reliable. Uses 7.62x39mm rounds.
  • Bolt-action sniper rifle of the highest precision. With the possibility of attaching scopes, it's perfect for engagement in long-range combat. Uses 7.62x54mmR rounds.
  • Semi-automatic marksmen rifle fed from a detachable magazine. Compatible with KA scopes. Uses 7.62x54mmR rounds.
  • Selective-fire submachine gun fed from a detachable magazine. High caliber makes up for slower fire rate. Uses .45 ACP rounds.
  • Selective-fire integrally suppressed marksman rifle, fed from a detachable magazine. Compatible with KA scopes. Uses 9x39mm rounds.
  • A derivative of VSS, outfitted to support universal attachments. Uses 9x39mm rounds.
  • A compact firearm heavily influenced by the SVAL and VSS. It can carry side-mounted optics but lacks the integral suppressor. Uses 9x39mm rounds.
  • Selective-fire submachine gun, fed from a detachable magazine. Very high rate of fire. Uses 9x19mm rounds.
  • Selective-fire submachine gun, fed from an unusual cylindrical magazine. Pistol caliber bullets allow low recoil and long sustained fire. Uses .380 ACP rounds.
  • Compact selective-fire submachine gun, fed from a detachable magazine. Often used as a sidearm. Uses .380 ACP rounds.
  • Selective-fire battle rifle, fed from a detachable magazine. Open for customization with attachments. Uses .308 WIN rounds.
  • A bullpup assault rifle, designed to be compact and sustain a high rate of fire. The F1 variant supports semi-auto, burst and full auto mode. It's fed by a dedicated detachable magazine. Uses 5.56x45mm rounds.
  • Semi-automatic rifle, loaded from a detachable magazine. It has a rail that allows for the use of Western-made scopes. It's suitable for long-range precision, but has a significant kick when shot in quick succession. Uses .308 WIN rounds.
  • Selective-fire assault rifle, fed from a standardized detachable magazine. Although it lacks support for custom optics, the long barrel and high rate of fire offer remarkable firepower. Uses 5.56x45mm rounds.
  • A selective fire bullpup weapon. A modern variant of the AUR A1. The railing on the top and the magazine docking system have been adapted to work with standard western accessories. Uses 5.56x45mm rounds.
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