Shotgun (Fallout Shelter)

Shotgun

Miscellaneous

Background

Characteristics

Quests

Variants

Locations

Crafting

Gallery

References

Value

Rarity

Comparison

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For an overview of shotgun models in the Fallout series of games, see shotgun.

Fallout Shelter weapon

Damage
9-10

100

Rare

The following is based on information from Fallout Shelter or Fallout Shelter Online.

“Get close and say hello... with a load of buckshot.”— In-game descripton

The shotgun is a weapon that appears in Fallout Shelter.

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A shotgun, also called a "scattergun," is a firearm designed to shoot a multitude of lead or steel balls of varying sizes, greatly increasing the weapon's hit potential. This makes it very effective at hunting game.^{[Non-game 1]} However, the accuracy and power found at close range starts to diminish as the target gets farther away. Shotguns designed for the military's use are often called "combat shotguns."

The shotgun is a breach loading shotgun featured in Fallout Shelter that fires shell ammunition. Dealing a minimum of 9 damage per attack, it has the second highest damage output for a shotgun in the game. The design of the weapon is based on the single shotgun from Fallout: New Vegas.

A variant of shotgun is required equipment for the quest "Bounty: Snips".


Rusty shotgun	9	100	Rare
Shotgun	9-10	100	Rare
Enhanced shotgun	9-11	100	Rare
Hardened shotgun	9-12	100	Rare
Double-barrel shotgun	9-13	100	Rare
Farmer's Daughter	9-14	500	Legendary

Found by dwellers exploring the wasteland
Found on quests
Found in lunchboxes
Craftable in a weapon workshop

A high Endurance stat is needed to effectively create the shotgun.

Materials:		Requirements:		Produces:
Globe (3) Duct tape (3) Desk fan (2)		Weapon factory or weapon plant Rare weapon recipe Caps x250		Shotgun (1)

Conventional firearms

.32 pistol (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Wild Bill's Sidearm) · 10mm pistol (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Lone Wanderer) · Pipe pistol (hair trigger, heavy, scoped, auto, Little Brother) · Scoped .44 (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Blackhawk)

Assault rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Infiltrator) · BB gun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Red Rocket) · Henrietta · Hunting rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Ol' Painless) · Lever-action rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Lincoln's repeater) · Pipe rifle (calibrated, long, night-vision, bayoneted, Big Sister) · Railway rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, accelerated, Railmaster) · Sniper rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Victory rifle)

Combat shotgun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, double-barrel, Charon's shotgun) · Sawed-off shotgun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, double-barrel, Kneecapper) · Shotgun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, double-barrel, Farmer's Daughter)

Non-game

↑ Fallout: The Roleplaying Game Rulebook p. 98: "Before the Great War, double-barrel shotguns were mainly used for hunting and home defense, and this has changed little. They are break-action and come in an either a side-by-side or over-and-under barrel configuration. Simple to make and maintain, these shotguns are seen frequently in the Commonwealth and the rest of the wasteland."

Weapons in Fallout Shelter

Melee weapons

Baseball bat · Butcher knife · Fire hydrant bat · Kitchen knife · Pickaxe · Pool cue · Relentless raider sword

Directed energy weapons	Pistols	Alien blaster (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Destabilizer) · Institute pistol (incendiary, improved, scoped, scattered, Apotheosis) · Laser pistol (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Smuggler's End) · Plasma pistol (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, MPXL Novasurge)

	Rifles	Gauss rifle (rusty, enhanced, hardened, accelerated, Magnetron 4000) · Institute rifle (excited, long, night-vision, targeting, Virgil's rifle) · Laser musket · Laser rifle (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Wazer Wifle) · Plasma rifle (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Mean Green Monster) · Plasma thrower (agitated, tactical, boosted, overcharged, Dragon's Maw)

Heavy support weapons

Fat Man (rusty, enhanced, hardened, guided, MIRV) · Flamer (rusty, enhanced, hardened, pressurized, Burnmaster) · Gatling laser (rusty, tuned, focused, amplified, Vengeance) · Junk Jet (recoil compensated, tactical, electrified, flaming, Technician's Revenge) · Minigun (rusty, enhanced, hardened, armor piercing, Lead Belcher) · Missile launcher (rusty, enhanced, hardened, guided, Miss Launcher)

1.15 update

Alien disintegrator (enhanced) · Assaultron head (rusty, enhanced, hardened) · Grognak's axe · Gauss pistol (rusty, enhanced, hardened, focused) · Mountain Mama · Power fist · Ed's custom power fist · Pulse rifle (rusty, hardened) · Ripper (rusty, enhanced, hardened)

1.16 update

Ghoul revolver · Mare's Leg · T60 pistol (rusty, enhanced, hardened) · Tranq gun (rusty, enhanced, hardened)

[1] Fallout: The Roleplaying Game Rulebook p. 98: "Before the Great War, double-barrel shotguns were mainly used for hunting and home defense, and this has changed little. They are break-action and come in an either a side-by-side or over-and-under barrel configuration. Simple to make and maintain, these shotguns are seen frequently in the Commonwealth and the rest of the wasteland."

[Non-game 1]