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Where do the "bullets" come from then?
Either way, the weapon would need to be refilled eventually, but it could potentially last a really, really long time from a single refill.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coilgun
In the section on the Chinese gauss rifle (FO3/NV variant) it states that it has to be loaded with ferromagnetic slugs separately.
So my theory about a huge internal supply of microscopic slugs may not be entirely accurate.
fallout.gamepedia.com/Gauss_rifle
the energy consumed in the shot is represented by the microfusion cells consumed I suppose.
but its actually shooting some metal round super accelerrated by electro-magnetism.
As a fun fact, I actually tried reading the Wikipedia page for a Gauss weapon. For reference, in my Algebra 2 class it took me about ten seconds to fully understand everything about i, so when I say that I gave up after a couple minutes reading about Gauss weapons, that should say how complex that ♥♥♥♥ is.