Player Guide

ROB RUN Black market location

Find the rob run black market location at Lenny's Motel or your base laptop, plus weapon unlocks, settlement requirements, tools, and catalog prices.

To access the ROB RUN Black Market, visit Lenny at Lenny's Motel or use the laptop at your base. The official help center confirms both buying routes, while a beginner guide identifies the Motel as the place to find Lenny. Your base laptop sits inside the main building, giving you another access point when you want to buy weapons.

The ROB RUN Black Market equipment interface
The ROB RUN Black Market equipment interface.

Where to find Lenny and the base laptop

Lenny's Motel is the destination to look for when you want to visit Lenny directly. The beginner guide recommends meeting him before choosing your next step because he introduces the core mechanics. The official Shipments instructions also name Lenny's Motel, so that is the location name to look for.

For the base route, head inside your base's main building and look for its laptop. The official base description places it alongside a first-aid kit and a few cabinets. Furniture and workbenches are things you set up separately, whereas the laptop is included among the building's essentials. Use that laptop as the alternative to buying weapons directly from Lenny.

How Shipments and settlement levels affect purchases

To reach Shipments, press H or open the side menu while in the desert, Lenny's Motel, or Looty Bay. Those are the locations named in the official instructions for opening the Shipments tab. Use this tab when checking items whose catalog entries list Shipments as an unlock requirement.

Accessing the Black Market does not mean every listed item is available to your character. Official guidance says particular items require a base in a settlement of a certain level, while others require accumulated jail time. These are item-specific conditions, so do not assume every purchase requires both. Your home territory's level also determines which criminal contacts you can access and, through them, which goods you can buy.

Weapon unlocks and listed base prices

Wikily's Black Market catalog says a weapon slot sells whichever mark you have unlocked. Check the mark as well as the weapon name when comparing a listing with the gun you want. The catalog lists DP-9 Mk1 at $300, Harris 500 Mk1 at $3,500, and KL-545 Mk1 at $6,000, each with a Shipments requirement. These figures are third-party base prices, so confirm the purchase price displayed in your game.

For weapons with a level 2 settlement requirement, Wikily lists RC 5.56 Mk1 at $32,000 and STAR-H Mk1 at $27,500. Both entries also require Shipments, making settlement level only part of the listed conditions. Their different prices do not establish which weapon suits your needs. Compare the exact entry and its requirements before committing money to a purchase.

The same catalog places AP Scalar Mk1 at $115,000 and SR Reaper Mk1 at $120,000. Both entries require Shipments and a level 3 settlement. These listings give you purchase requirements and budget figures rather than a damage ranking. If you are simply looking for another weapon source, the official help center also confirms that weapons spawn as city loot.

Ammunition, armor, and bag versions

Wikily lists no unlock requirement for Assault Rifle Ammo, Pistol Ammo, Shotgun Ammo, or SMG Ammo. Their listed base prices are $6, $2, $5, and $5 respectively. Confirm how much ammunition a purchase provides before using those figures to budget for a supply.

For protective gear, the catalog lists Light Body Armor at $4,000 with a Shipments requirement. Assault Body Armor is listed at $70,000 with Shipments and a level 2 settlement required. Heavy Body Armor is listed at $140,000 with Shipments and a level 3 settlement required. Use these entries to check access and cost; they do not provide protection values for comparing the armor.

The basic Sports Bag entry is listed at $5,000, and the basic Versatile Pouch at $250, both requiring Shipments. Two other Sports Bag entries are listed at $15,000 for level 2 and $40,000 for level 3, also requiring Shipments. Match the version and settlement requirement when checking a bag price because the shared Sports Bag name covers separate entries.

Medicine and grenade purchase requirements

The basic AFAK and Painkillers entries each list a $500 base price and a Shipments requirement. Wikily also lists separate Injector versions at $2,000 with a level 2 settlement requirement and $6,000 with a level 3 requirement. Both Injector entries require Shipments. Treat them as distinct versions when budgeting, and check the item details in-game when choosing medicine.

Flash Grenade is listed at $4,000 with a Shipments requirement. Frag Grenade is listed at $14,960, while Smoke Grenade is listed at $5,040. The Frag and Smoke entries both add a level 2 settlement requirement alongside Shipments, so their access conditions differ from the Flash Grenade entry.

Lockpicks and other Black Market tools

The official help center confirms that a Black Market lockpick opens other players' vehicle trunks, including cop-car trunks. Wikily lists Lockpick at a $99 base price with a Shipments requirement. That makes it an item with an officially documented use, although its listed price and unlock condition come from the third-party catalog.

Bolt Cutter has separate catalog entries at $3,000 for a level 2 settlement and $20,000 for a level 3 settlement. Neither entry lists Shipments as a requirement. Read those conditions individually rather than applying the Lockpick's Shipments requirement to every tool.

Code Tablet, Master Key, Mini Drill, and USB Hacking Tool all list Shipments and a level 2 settlement as requirements. Their respective base prices are $20,000, $55,000, $18,000, and $50,000. These entries help you plan access and spending, but check the item instructions in-game before buying one for a particular task.

How your base connects to Black Market access

If you want the laptop route, official instructions say a base must be established in a settlement that already has an owner. Find a vacant plot and pay rent at the sign beside it. Plots in level 2 and level 3 districts require special documents from the Black Market. Those district documents are another reason to check the market beyond weapon shopping; choose the plot with its district requirements in mind.

Home territory level matters because it controls access to criminal contacts and their goods. The official base guide also confirms that you can relocate your entire base with everything inside it. Check the desired item's own requirements when considering a move, since relocation alone does not establish that its Shipments or other unlock conditions are satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find Lenny for the Black Market?

Lenny's Motel is the destination to look for when you want to visit Lenny directly. The beginner guide recommends meeting him before choosing your next step because he introduces the core mechanics. The official Shipments instructions also name Lenny's Motel, so that is the location name to look for.

Does every Black Market item have the same requirements?

Accessing the Black Market does not mean every listed item is available to your character. Official guidance says particular items require a base in a settlement of a certain level, while others require accumulated jail time. These are item-specific conditions, so do not assume every purchase requires both. Your home territory's level also determines which criminal contacts you can access and, through them, which goods you can buy.