Ammu-Nation Contract

Ammu-Nation Contract is a series of Freemode Missions in GTA Online, given by Agent 14 and associated to the Bunkers property.

This job has been added to the game as part of the 1.61 Criminal Enterprises update on July 26, 2022, and is available on PS4, Xbox One, PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

This is a Solo or Co-Op mode that can be played by 1 to 4 players.

I've bagged you a contract with Ammu-Nation for any surplus weapons parts your lab-rats end up making. They have instructions to load up a truck whenever they have enough to sell... all you have to do is make the delivery.

After purchasing a Bunker, Agent 14 will contact the protagonist and inform them that any excess weapons production not used for research will be loaded onto a Duneloader. This Duneloader may be delivered by the protagonist to an Ammu-Nation as part of a deal created between the weapon shop and Agent 14.

Alright, I've confirmed with the store, as soon as you drop the parts off, they'll release the funds to your account. Easiest money you've ever made. Unless, you know, your movements are tracked by an opportunistic criminal gang full of people like you.
Always a possibility. Anyway, good luck!

The player will receive a notification announcing that they may deliver, and the Duneloader will be marked on the map with a blue blip.

During gameplay, the player may be chased by enemy groups: The Lost MC, Kkangpae, the Los Santos Triads, or Merryweather Security, with the latter being the fastest and most threatening. Each enemy group attacks with two vehicles, and three groups will spawn in total.

The player's vehicle, a Duneloader, can outrun most enemies if maintained at top speed, causing them to despawn and the next group to spawn. Merryweather, however, can't be outrun due to their faster Mesas.

Using the rear of the Duneloader to fire weapons is impossible due to an obstructing crate, but throwables are an option, though risky—if poorly aimed, they can hit the crate and be wasted.

The player must deliver weapon parts within a 15-minute real-time limit. The timer changes color and sounds a countdown during the final seconds. Mission failure occurs if time runs out or the Duneloader is destroyed, which can withstand up to three RPG hits. After failure, the player can still drive the Duneloader, but the parts cannot be delivered until a new mission starts.

On successful delivery, the player will be awarded $50.000.