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Pre-release buildAlpha 1 - 7 Aug 2026

WARDOGS FAL

The FAL was the heaviest and most expensive captured assault rifle, exchanging the common 5.56x45mm economy for .308 Winchester and full-auto capability. Its recorded 20 and 30-round magazine options also carried higher prices than many smaller-calibre magazines.

FAL assault rifle

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Quick Facts

Observed Alpha 1 price
$5,500
Observed Alpha 1 progression
Assault XP
Observed Alpha 1 ammunition
.308 Winchester

Observed in Alpha 1

  • Observed in Alpha 1: Alpha price: $5,500
  • Observed in Alpha 1: Ammunition: .308 Winchester
  • Observed in Alpha 1: Fire modes: Semi / Full Auto
  • Observed in Alpha 1: Weight: 4.25 kg
  • Observed in Alpha 1: Progression: Assault XP

Unconfirmed for Early Access / final release

  • Damage, recoil, full-auto control, and Assault XP requirements may change for Early Access or final release.
  • The $5,500 price and recorded magazine costs are Alpha 1 observations, not confirmed final release values.

How to Use It

Use semi fire for controlled .308 Winchester expenditure and reserve full auto for short, decisive pressure, because the rifle, ammunition, and magazines all carried substantial Alpha 1 costs.

Strengths

  • Semi and full-auto settings let the FAL shift between precision and close pressure.
  • The .308 Winchester chambering distinguishes it from lighter 5.56x45mm assault rifles.
  • Observed 20 and 30-round magazine records provide two concrete capacity choices.

Cautions

  • At $5,500 in Alpha 1, it cost far more than the captured Galil and AMP-9.
  • The 4.25 kg observed weight was the highest among the Alpha assault-rifle records.
  • A 30-round FAL magazine was listed at $250, and .308 standard rounds were $4 each.

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