12 Gauge
Shotgun
Buckshot listed at $60; slug at $200 (WARDOG level 41, $5,000 to unlock); unit not stated · unverified price
Unverified · Values below retain their individual sources and build dates.
Recorded compatible weapons
Compatibility comes from the cited beta record. Check the current vendor; an unlisted weapon is unknown, rather than confirmed incompatible.
What those weapons cost: $400 to $1,200 across all 2, recorded in Early Access Beta. That range is what the guns cost; the round's own price is the one recorded above.
Recorded specifications
Rounds in 12 Gauge
Every round the game files list for this calibre. Damage is the base figure per hit; the flesh multiplier scales damage to unarmoured body parts, and the armour multiplier scales how much armour protects — below ×1 armour stops less, above ×1 it stops more. A blank multiplier is the standard ×1. Prices are listed without a unit, as in the files.
| Round | Type | Listed price | Unlock | Damage | Flesh | Armour protects | Suppression |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12g 7mm Buckshot | Cartridge | $60 | None recorded | 25 ×8 | ×1 | ×1 | 0.13 |
| 12g Rifled Slug | Cartridge | $200 | WARDOG 41 · $5,000 | 105 | ×1 | ×1 | 0.50 |
Unverified · read 2026-10-06 · Source
Missing specifications
Not published for 12 Gauge
These 1 fields have not been verified in our sources yet. See the evidence limits for ammunition.
- Where it is legible
Where these values came from
- AllThings.How · Sehaj Padda, “Wardogs: All Weapons in the Early Access Beta,” 24 August 2026 — Secondary beta vendor report. Prices are the recorded beta snapshot, not a verified current vendor list. The live article can change after the original record date shown on each field. Read 2026-10-10.
- wardogs.zone · game-file extraction of the WARDOGS item database, read 6 October 2026 — Third-party extraction of the shipping client's item data — names, vendor costs, unlock levels and costs, seats, weights and the in-game description text. Its changelog says the database is brought forward with each new build, but it names no build number, so every value citing it stays unverified until read off a running client. Item names here are its display names, which can differ from the names BULKHEAD uses in patch notes. Read 2026-10-06.
What a grade means, and how it is checked, is on how we source and grade.