RSVSR Where Vulcano Drops in ARC Raiders Blueprint and Crafting Guide

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If you’ve been bouncing between loadouts lately, you’ve probably noticed the same problem I did: the weapon pool isn’t changing much, so you either master what’s here or you fall behind. I started using ARC Raiders Items as a quick reference while planning builds, and it pushed me to take a harder look at gear that people keep skipping. One of those is the Vulcano, a semi-auto shotgun that doesn’t get hyped nearly enough for how often it wins messy fights in tight spaces.

Why The Vulcano Feels Different
Most players treat shotguns like disposable panic tools, but the Vulcano doesn’t play like a clunky pump. It’s Epic rarity, so yeah, it won’t show up every run, and that alone makes folks ignore it. Big mistake. The numbers tell a story: 49.5 damage, a 26.3 fire rate, and a 6-round mag that’s actually practical when someone keeps wide-swinging a doorway. The armor penetration looks “light-to-mid” on paper, but in real fights you’re landing follow-up shots fast, and that’s what matters. It’s also surprisingly snappy for an 8.0 weight weapon, with agility over 70 and stability around 68.6, so it doesn’t feel like you’re dragging a fridge through a corridor. Stealth is awful at 15, but if you’re committing to a shotgun, you’re already choosing noise and speed over whispers.

Don’t Rely On Random Drops
You can find the Vulcano out in the wild, sure, but hoping for a lucky drop is how you end up wasting a whole evening. People love to say “it dropped for me in a random container,” and that might be true, but it’s not a plan. If you want it consistently, you craft it. That means getting your workshop up to Gunsmith level 3 and stockpiling the right materials: a Magnetic Accelerator, an Exodus Module, and three Heavy Gun Parts. The catch is the blueprint. No blueprint, no shotgun, and that’s where most attempts stall out.

Spaceport And The Hidden Bunker Run
Right now, Spaceport is where the community momentum is, especially around the Hidden Bunker event. Yes, you can sometimes snag the blueprint from high-value containers like Raider Caches, Security Lockers in Arrival buildings, or even off a Surveyor, but the bunker is the clearest route when it appears. It’s not a simple loot-and-leave, though. You’ve got to activate four antennas across the map to open the bunker door, then you still need to complete the data download. Don’t try to be a hero and do it solo unless you enjoy getting pinched while staring at a progress bar. Bring a squad, call out antenna routes early, and regroup fast once the door’s live.

Protect The Blueprint And Get Out Clean
When the blueprint finally drops, treat it like it’s already yours to lose. Stick it in your safe pocket immediately, because Spaceport extractions can be ugly and campers know exactly what they’re doing. If you’re short on time or you’re trying to streamline runs, it also helps to prep your loadout and resources ahead of time through services like RSVSR so you’re not scrambling after a bad raid and talking yourself into “one more risky run” for parts.Welcome to RSVSR, where ARC Raiders loadouts meet real player know-how. If you’re chasing the Epic Vulcano shotgun, don’t waste runs guessing—farm the Hidden Bunker event on Spaceport, check Raider Caches and Security Lockers, and stash that blueprint the second it drops. Want clearer item breakdowns and crafting needs (Gunsmith 3, Magnetic Accelerator, Heavy Gun Parts, Exodus Module)? Hit https://www.rsvsr.com/arc-raiders-items and gear up smarter, not harder.