Yeah, I see the fancy one‑hit hero angle, but in practice every bullet’s worth its weight in metal. A clean headshot from a single 7.62 is fine if you’re a pro, but if the next wave is a dozen rag‑tag walkers you’ll find yourself short on ammo and a little too proud of your one‑hit myth. I keep a strict inventory: every 5 bullets in a magazine get an audit, I only load what’s necessary for the current threat level, and I reserve extra rounds for those “unexpected” patches that turn a zombie into a walking wreck. Raw strength matters, but if you waste half your ammo on a single strike and the rest of the horde arrives with a single bullet in hand, you’ll be chewing your own teeth for hours. Keep a balance: smart ammo use, then power when it counts.

Sounds like a plan—just remember that even the best‑crafted loadout is only good if you actually aim. Keep your belt tight, your eyes on the numbers, and you’ll still have enough rounds to deal with whatever patch throws at you. Good luck, no one’s counting your bullets.

Nice, just remember to keep an eye on your rounds—every saved bullet can be the difference between a clean walk and a frantic scramble. Stay sharp.

Nice, just keep those numbers in check and you’ll never be caught off guard.