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Having multiple weapons of the same type (Gatling Gun, Missile Launcher etc.) equipped at once will make it so that attacking with that weapon will fire all equipped weapons of the same type. While this does mean better damage output, it also means more ammo consumption, so don't load up four Gatling guns unless you've got ridiculous amounts of ammo for them.
Most of the ammo types for the Front and Back Launchers seem to be useless in singleplayer. Mines (all three types), Hologram Projectors and Decoy Flares seem the most useful, since they can be good for keeping enemies away from you. Most of the others are best sold. I haven't really tried the multiplayer yet, but I suppose things like Remote Cameras, Remote Bombs, Flash Bombs and Smoke Bombs might be useful in some situations. Just saying this so you don't waste money buying something you won't really need.
Be careful though, there's a huge battle going on between the Sapho and the store, with about 9-12 enemies. There's some friendlies as well, but they aren't very good fighters, so they won't help much aside from drawing fire. The enemies and friendlies will both respawn on a regular basis, but the enemies seem to show up more frequently, so don't waste time out front after taking them down. The room with the shop has a direct view of the battlefield, but you can hide behind the shop to avoid drawing attention while offloading your loot.
You can also find some other useful things here, like a couple of bank nodes, a Chemical Engine 5 (in a room near the shop, all the entrances except the one on the far side of the building from the Sapho are blocked by fire), a pair of crates in the room with the shop and some other stuff laying around here and there.
The best place I've found to sell items is labled on the map as 'Factory ambush'.
There's a Ship Merchant there with some decent ships (A Tracer for 960k with 6 weapons and an inventory of 36, and a Liberator and Gettysburg [Marcus uses a Gettysburg, by the way], both for 1.2mil and having 6 weapons and 60 inventory). More importantly though, this shop has the best value for selling items I've seen so far.
I remember selling some magnesium at other stores and getting around 650/unit for it, here you can get 1k/unit. This price adjustment seems to be percentage based and applies to all items, so no matter what you're looking to sell, you'll get way more here than anywhere else. You should certainly sell any Treasure you find here, since you can sell a full unit of it for 200k.