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Do you know MFC ammo is colored exactly like that? Besides, electrical components are supposed to have vibrant colors, specially if they emit light, which is what I tried to simulate.
In Fallout universe, many old world weapons were adapted to modern technology that does not visually fit to the appearance of the weapon itself, e.g. Laser Musket, Laser RCW, etc.
I'm open to any suggestions for improvements, but I homestly don't care about personal opinions disguised as advices.