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The unlimited weapon inventory that let players carry practically every gun at once in GTA V is reportedly a thing of the past. A recent leak reveals that GTA 6’s weapon system has been overhauled entirely, changing both how many weapons players can carry and how those weapons are used in different situations.

A note before you read on: everything in this article comes from unconfirmed leak footage. Rockstar Games has not officially verified any of these details, so treat this as speculative fan coverage rather than confirmed fact.

No More Bottomless Bag — Carry Capacity Limited to 2+2

One of the biggest changes in the leak is the removal of the unlimited weapon storage system that’s been a staple since earlier entries. In GTA 6, characters will reportedly be limited to carrying just 2 long guns and 2 handguns at a time. Anything beyond that has to be stored in the vehicle’s trunk instead.

This change directly affects how players plan ahead of missions, since it’s no longer possible to bring every weapon along at all times. Players will need to choose the right loadout for the situation in advance, and if they want to switch weapons mid-mission, they’ll need to head back to their car to grab something from the trunk.

Switch Between Left- and Right-Handed Aiming

Beyond carry capacity, the leak also mentions a feature letting characters switch between holding weapons in their left or right hand depending on the situation — a small detail that adds flexibility during combat. Ammo shops, which disappeared in some earlier entries, are also said to be making a return.

Underwater Shooting for the First Time in Series History

The most exciting detail for longtime fans is that characters will be able to fight and fire weapons while underwater — something that’s never been possible in any previous GTA game. Up until now, being underwater in a GTA game has mostly meant swimming or diving to explore, with no way to engage in combat.

This feature ties directly into the underwater exploration system also mentioned in the leak, which reportedly required a dedicated team of over 20 engineers focused specifically on water physics — something we cover in full detail in a separate article.

Summary — A Weapon System That Rewards Planning Over Hoarding

Overall, the limited carry capacity combined with details like left/right-hand switching and underwater shooting suggests Rockstar wants players to think and plan ahead rather than relying on an unlimited arsenal like before.

This system also connects to the shared inventory setup between the two protagonists, which has its own set of interesting quirks worth exploring. And if you’re curious about the underwater world in full — diving, shipwrecks, and marine life included — we’ve covered that in a separate breakdown too.