Kibet Model 1289

The Kibet Model 1289 is a smoothbore, muzzleloading bronze field gun used by the Khahlanong Imperial Army in the late 1200s and early 1300s. Most Umbraki and Jiderani nations of the time used similar pieces.   Considered a light gun, the Model 1289 mounts on a two-wheeled artillery carriage (2600 lbs. with gun). This hooks up behind a two-wheeled limber (1380 lbs.), which is drawn by six horses. The limber holds the ammo chest, with 32 rounds, friction primers, and 6' of slow-match fuse. The mount has limited elevation and thus range; the cannon's theoretical maximum range is 3100 yards. The standard crew is seven.   Besides iron balls, the Model 1289 fires LE, shrapnel, and canister rounds.  

Ammo	Damage	Acc	Range	RoF	Rcl
12-pounder LE	6dx5(0.5) pi++, 6d [5d+2] cr ex linked	-	-	-	-
12-pounder Shrapnel	6d pi	-	2000	1x78	1
12-pounder Canister	6d pi++	3	80/600	1x27	1