While Starfield has two damage types in the forms of Physical and Energy, there are a variety of ammo types that the weapons use. These types are often hard to keep track of, which often leads players who are new to the game to run out of ammo during extended dogfights in space.Both Physical and Energy weapons have multiple ammo types that they will use. Often, you will even find weapons that share the ammo types as well. This, at times, complicates the type of weapon you should use, as sticking to just one armament is never a good idea.Ammo is not something that you will be able to collect in abundance, and you will often find yourself relying on alternate types. Hence, it’s quite important to learn about all the ammo types in the game and the weapons that use them.Therefore, today’s Starfield guide will go over all the ammo types that you will come across in Bethesda’s latest RPG and the weapons that use them.Every ammo type in StarfieldBelow is a list of all the Starfield ammo types that you should learn so that you don’t suddenly run out of bullets in the middle of a gunfight:1) .27 Caliber in StarfieldWeapons:RattlerSidestar2) .43 MIWeapons:Magshot3) .43 UltramagWeapons:RegulatorUrban Eagle4) .50 CaliberWeapons:Hard TargetLawgiver5) .50 MI ArrayWeapons:Magshear6) 1.5KV LZR CartridgeWeapons:EmberSolstice7) 11mm CaselessWeapons:AA-99Drum BeatTombstone8) 15×25 CLL Shotgun ShellWeapons:Experiment A-7Pacifier9) 3KV LZR CartridgeWeapons:Equinox10) 40mm XPLWeapons:Bridger11) 6.5mm CTWeapons:KrakenMaelstrom12) 6mm MIWeapons:MagpulseMagsniper13) 7.5mmWeapons:Razorback14) 7.62mmWeapons:Old Earth Assault Rifle15) 7.77mm CaselessWeapons:Advanced GrendelBeowulfEonGrendelKodama16) 9x39mmWeapons:Old Earth Hunting Rifle17) Caseless Shotgun ShellWeapons:Coachman18) Heavy FuseWeapons:Eternity’s Gate19) Light FuseWeapons:NovalightVa’Ruun StarshardThere is a great deal of weapon variety in the title; however, making the best of them requires decent knowledge about the ammo type that each of them uses. Additionally, you will be able to make each weapon variety more potent by applying mods to them. Mods can be unlocked and crafted in the workbench, and it's important that you tinker with the system a fair bit, as it will help you get more powerful as the narrative progresses.Looking for Starfield's best weapons? Check out these 10 best weapons in the title.