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When a gun breaks in the real world it is usually just a single part broken. That means that most of the gun is still usable. You can then use parts off other guns to fix that gun or use that gun for parts. What is so hard to understand?
But yeah dismantling guns and reparing them yourself is a cool feature
- mutant looting and mutant parts
- npcs drop faction patches
- repair kits
- additional equipable armor items
- randomized stashes that include weapons and armor