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Bonjour Clip  | ||
| Item Type: | Ammunition (clip) | |
| Ammo Capacity: | 5 rounds | |
| Refilled With: | 1 Civilian Bullets | |
| Used In: | Mosen and Outfield | |
| Equippable? | No | |
| Stackable? | No | |
| Weight: | 0.2kg/0.44lb | |
| Description: | "5 round civilian grade clip." | |
The Bonjour Clip is a common type of ammunition found in civilian locations. It is used for the Outfield and Mosen bolt action rifles, which can hold up to 5 bullets per clip. It uses Civilian Bullets as ammunition.
In order to refill a Bonjour Clip, 1 box of Civilian Bullets is required.
How to Obtain[]
Bonjour Clips are found in almost all locations. They are commonly found in locations such as town houses, some islands and militia or civilian locations such as Holman Island.
Magazine Conditions[]
Advantages[]
- The Bonjour Clip is refilled using only one box of civilian bullets.
- It is very light.
- It is used by the Mosen and the Outfield.
- It is found in many locations, much like the Swift Magazine.
Disadvantages[]
- The Bonjour Clip has a low ammo capacity, holding up to 5 bullets per clip.
- The Bonjour Clip is the most inefficient ammunition carrier to refill; It gets only 5 rounds per box, compared to 25 rounds with the Savage Drum. (However, the Drum requires 3 boxes.)
Trivia[]
- Before the Steam release, Bonjour clip was only used by the Mosen.
- The word "bonjour" means "good morning" or "hello" in French, even though neither firearms that use it are French-made; however, the actual firearm was created by the Russian Sergi Ivanovich Mosin and the Belgian Leon Nagant, as one of the official languages of Belgium is French, it may explain the French name of the magazine.
- As with all magazines, combining two of them together will get you the sum of both magazines filled into one, while still retaining the other. (Assuming there would be rounds left over in the second magazine.)