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If you want more damage you should just go grab Field Supplies, maxed out it gives you over three and a half clips of ammo per item you pick up. Do a few runs through Survivors and have enough ammo to outfit a small militia.
By default the Premium ammo gives the same boost as Deadly Force but unlike Deadly Force, Premium Ammo has a mastery tied to it that will let you boost its damage up from 25% damage to 50% damage (on top of that you'll never have to worry about buying ammo ever again).
To answer that question it'd be only a meager 10points of damage, however the wiki states that it stacks additively to a weapon's Deadly Augment meaning that the increased damage will be WELL higher than that.
However, since we can infer that OP is Assault that means he doesn't have the luxury of using a Proposition or anything with a stupidly high magazine that would lose bullets from the 100 shot max. Frankly only two guns come to mind that an Assault Class would use that would potentially lose the extra ammo and that's the Hotspot with its gargantuan 400 shot capacity and the Jupiter with its nearly 90 shot clip.
But even still, with the one hundred bullet limit this is still easily circumvented by just farming survivors with a secondary gun so you can stockpile ammo for the gun you want. If you run solo and can get every person a run that is a flat minimum of 60 Field Supply triggers, this isn't including the cash registers, the hidden area, or the additional item caches that randomly spawn.