Firearms consume ammunition. Running out of ammo in the middle of a firefight is a Bad Thing and so it’s often best to check how much you’ve got left in whatever heat you’re packing, before you start busting off rounds at the nearest gunslinger. There are a couple of methods for determining the lead-content of your weapons:
The ammo command gives you a brief summary of the weapons you’re wielding and the ammo left in them.
usage/example
>ammo Ithaca MAG-10 'RoadBlocker' ten-gauge shotgun: 3
Alternatively, looking at a weapon will generally show you how much ammo is loaded.
ammo in the weapon description
>look deagle The perfect blend of style and power, the titanium gold Desert Eagle is a weapon of true beauty. Crafted out of stainless steel and bearing a matt-gold finish, this gun looks at good as it performs. The slide and barrel are shorter than the usual Desert Eagle, decreasing its accuracy, but reducing the size to a more manageable, concealable length. The slide has been fitted with blow-back holes to reduce the effects of recoil, allowing its wielder more accuracy with sustained fire. The pistol is chambered to fire 50 Caliber Action Express rounds, one of the most powerful pistol loads available, and it's designed to accommodate a seven round clip. Along the slide of this gun an intricate pattern of tiny lines, along with the name "Mercy", has been inlaid in silver, adding personality to this already unique weapon. The safety is off, it is set to: single It has a magazine (7/7) loaded.