Rust Raid Table – Explosive Damage Chart

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Updated 2026 – Complete Rust raid table showing the exact number of explosives required to raid different structures in Rust.
It mainly covers doors and walls, but also includes other raid targets such as turrets and deployables.
It includes C4, rockets, satchels and explosive ammo.
This raid table, often referred to as a Rust raid chart, shows the exact number of explosives required to raid each structure type in Rust.
All values are manually verified and kept up to date.

Last verified: February 2026.

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Rust Raid Table

Explosive Damage – Doors

	2	4	15	9	6	10	4	13	12
	1	1	3	2	1*	2	1	2	2
	1	1*	5	3	2*	4	1*	4	4
	3*	10*	–	–	17*	–	10*	–	–
	1	–	–	–	2	–	–	–	–
	18	63	251	152	93	184	64	163	200

* Leaves the structure with very low HP (-50 HP). Finish it with cheap damage (e.g. explosive ammo or melee) instead of another explosive.

Incendiary rockets must be fired near the target, not directly at it. Fire damage is partially inconsistent and may vary.

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Explosive Damage – Walls

	3	10	23	46	6	10	4	2	6*
	1	2	4	8	1*	2	1	1	1
	1*	4	8	15	2*	4	2*	4	2
	7*	–	–	–	17*	–	–	3	16*
	2	–	–	–	2	–	–	3	–
	48	211	406	806	93	184	110	100	77

* Leaves the structure with very low HP (-50 HP). Finish it with cheap damage (e.g. explosive ammo or melee) instead of another explosive.

Incendiary rockets must be fired near the target, not directly at it. Fire damage is partially inconsistent and may vary.

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