So I usually go with sniper/rifle builds and am finally getting a little bored of that approach..not because of ease, just bored of the playstyle. Think I'm ready for a more up close and personal gun approach..still not interested in melee, heh.

1. 12.7mm Fallout New Vegas Map
2. Fallout New Vegas 12.7 Mm Maschinenpistole

12.7mm Fallout New Vegas Map

• Fallout: New Vegas General Discussions Topic Details. Jul 1, 2014 @ 4:32am player.additem not working? So I wanted to add a cool looking armor to my inventory xx01124d is the base id of the armor, it's from the Honest Hearts DLC and I've tried changing the 'xx' from 01 all the way to 99 and it won't work.
• In Fallout New Vegas there are many 'unique' variants of normal weapons, for example the All-American is the unique Marksman Carbine and the Gobi Campaign Scout Rifle is the unique variant of the Sniper Rifle. My question is: is there a unique equivalent for every non-special weapon in the game?

Game: Fallout New Vegas. When logged in, you can choose up to 8 games that will be displayed as favourites in this menu. Empty favourite. Empty favourite. I also added a new ammo type, 12.7mm High Explosive, that is intended to be the default ammo used in the gun. When it hits, it has the same explosive power as a 25mm grenade.

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In all the games I've started or savegames I've reloaded, the 12.7 has been extremely rare as a random drop for me (I don't like to kill/steal from friendly NPC's) and while I know it's possible I don't personally want to go through the entire game with the 9mm or even Maria, especially on VeryHard where my dmg. is halved or something.
Occasionally later on the Legion guys who like to ambush me drop 12.7's but not often. Looked on the wiki and all it says is the 12.7 can be bought at certain shops at 'higher levels.' Does anyone know what level, more specifically? 15? 18?

Fallout New Vegas 12.7 Mm Maschinenpistole

Also..best perks for non-revolver pistols? Or do they all apply to both equally.