How to Collect Your Gun from Wilson in Cyberpunk 2077

Early in Cyberpunk 2077, you’ll encounter a quest called “The Gun” that requires you to collect your gun from Wilson...
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Early in Cyberpunk 2077, you’ll encounter a quest called “The Gun” that requires you to collect your gun from Wilson at the 2nd Amendment weapon shop. However, the only thing you can see upon talking to Wilson is the shop’s inventory. I know you probably don’t want to spend what little eddies you have gained at this point in the game, so how do you collect your gun from Wilson? Well, it’s actually buried in the store’s inventory, and the game doesn’t make that very clear at all. Here’s how to collect your gun from Wilson and complete The Gun side gig in Cyberpunk 2077.

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Cyberpunk 2077: How to Collect Your Gun from Wilson

When you leave your apartment and step into the world of Night City for the first time after finishing your lifepath introduction, you’ll pass by several characters and stores to meet Jackie to continue the main story. When you pass by the 2nd Amendment weapon shop, the owner will call out to V and tell you that your gun is ready for pickup. At this point, the quest log reads, “Collect your gun from Wilson,” it’s not entirely clear how to do this at first glance.

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To collect your gun from Wilson, walk up to the counter and select “Let’s see it.” This will open the shop’s inventory. Amidst the rows of firearms, you should see a unique pistol, “Dying Night, ” listed for zero eddies. Take the free pistol to complete the quest.

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To recap, here’s how to collect your gun from Wilson:

  1. Walk up to the 2nd Amendment store counter.
  2. Select “Let’s see it.”
  3. Take the Dying Night pistol.

That’s all there is to it and now you can use the weapon for any builds you so wish. You are better off keeping your eddies for other purchases in the future at this stage in the game so be sure to make use of the pistol for some time.

Is the Dying Night Pistol Good in Cyberpunk 2077?

Dying Night is an Iconic weapon with unique properties that make it a much better choice than standard weapons. Also, its stats and damage are much higher than the pistol you start the game with, so there’s no reason not to equip Dying Night immediately. It will come in handy during the first few missions of the game, and you can keep upgrading it to increase its damage if you want to hold onto it for a long time.

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Overall though this weapon will not hold up for too long in terms of efficiency. Within a few extra hours of playtime, you will be utilizing more powerful weapons and making use of many quickhacks too. Nonetheless, there is no reason as to why you shouldn’t use Dying Night instead of your basic weapons early in the game.

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