Scavland Weapons List: Every Confirmed Gun and Where to Get It

How many weapons does Scavland have?

The official Steam page promises 25+ weapons with 300+ attachments at Early Access launch. Sixteen are named so far, from three sources: two community guides maintained since launch (a Russian trader-and-weapons guide updated September 8, and a Japanese weapon memo), plus the game’s own media kit — which is where the Mikhail 74 U gets its official name. Every row below carries its source, and community-sourced facts are labeled as such: this wiki publishes what official material shows first-hand, and community findings only when they are marked as community-tested.

The full weapons table

No damage numbers exist in any source so far — neither official patch notes nor the community guides publish them. When they surface, this table grows a column.

What are the weapon slot rules?

You carry two weapons: a primary slot and a secondary slot. The secondary slot only accepts weapons that fit a small cell grid — three cells or fewer per the Russian guide, described as a 2×3 rectangle in the Japanese memo. The trick both guides agree on: removing the stock shrinks many guns enough to fit. That is why a folded Mikhail 74 U or a stockless Svarsha can ride in the pistol slot, and why the weapon-mod workbench (community-reported in the tent just left of Grigory) matters for trimming builds.

Update 0.6.0 grew the long guns on the other side of that math: many long guns now occupy 3 inventory rows instead of 2 — the official list covers the 3-Line, Bahadir 918/920, Borealis, M4, Medved Monster, Mikhail 47, PM1270, Svarsh Long, and Thread Cutter. For those weapons, the community slot rules above describe the pre-0.6.0 layout; whether stock removal still trims any of them under the new sizes awaits in-game verification.

What did Update 0.6.0 change for weapons?

The first major balance pass since launch, straight from the official notes:

• Range increased across all guns, generally by +1 or +2
• MK-47 is now considered a Basic-tier weapon
• Svarsh Miracle — fire rate reduced from 150 to 100, drum capacity reduced to 15
• Thread Cutter — improved recoil, handling, and fire rate
• Stock compatibility expanded between the Bahadir, MK-47, 74u, and Borealis families
• Short and Sawed-Off 3-Line variants can no longer equip optics
• Scrap-tier weapons now lose durability faster than Basic weapons
• The Makeshift Medved Suppressor was temporarily removed from the loot pool while its new artwork is completed
• The Svarsh Drum Magazine was renamed — it was incorrectly called “Saiga”

The same notes also put first-ever official names on a run of weapons: the Mikhail 47, MK-47, MK47u, MK-50, Leon 1895, 3-Line, Bahadir 918/920, Borealis, Medved Monster, PM1270, Svarsh Miracle and Svarsh Long, Thread Cutter, WG-40, and Zavod 34. Mapping each official name to the community labels in the table above (3-Line to the Mosinka, for example) is plausible but not officially stated — this wiki keeps the community names and cites the official ones side by side rather than merging them by inference.

How does weapon wear work?

Community measurement put wear at roughly 1% per 10 shots for basic and advanced weapons before Update 0.7.0 significantly increased durability across almost the entire arsenal, and before Update 0.8.0 (October 17) raised wear damage from ammunition, creatures, anomalies, and explosions again — the community figure is now two patches stale. That pre-0.7.0 burden is why fast-firing SMGs feel tedious to maintain. The community’s “guns start jamming below 50% condition” finding predates that same patch, which made jams begin later and occur less often; and below 30% the Day One Patch (0.5.169) says a weapon can outright explode — the patch lowered that threshold from 50%, so an untouched gun is now more forgiving than it was at launch. The practical fixes: gun oil and glue are the everyday repair path, basic and advanced repair kits are craftable, and experimental kits are not — and since 0.7.0, Repair Kits drop as world loot again. The full maintenance economy is broken down in the durability guide.

What is the experimental tier?

Three guns sit above the normal economy: the SVD sniper, the AK50 heavy (community shorthand: “the local Barrett,” roughly two and a half large-caliber rounds of damage per shot), and the RPD machine gun, which the guide author has only seen in images. What makes them experimental is maintenance: their repair kits cannot be crafted and drop extremely rarely — a detail the guide attributes to the developers’ Discord. Firing one means spending a kit you may not replace.

How was this list verified?

Official sources first: the media kit names the Mikhail 74 U, and official footage shows the SKS. Everything else is community-tested as of patch 0.5.169 (guides dated September 8, 2026), cited per row, and subject to change as patches land — Update 0.6.0’s official names now run alongside them, and the update tracker logs every official change that would touch this table. For the guns most worth your first reputation points, see the Mikhail 74 U breakdown and the AK-47 trophy-repair math; for who sells what at which rank, the traders guide and the faction directory; for what the Ergonomics and Handling columns mean in practice, handling and headshots; for the magazine options and slot rules behind these guns, attachments and ammo.