MSN-Gobe Imperial Mk00

The MSN-Gobe Tup 00 Ngangar is a heavy, breechloading, single-shot rifle designed by Thandela Gobe and produced by Imperial Arms Manufacturing. In operation, a lever below the stock tilted the breech-block upward, ejecting the empty case and allowing insertion of a fresh cartridge.

The B00 Ngangar was designed with the intention of being the rifle of Khahlanong Hlusa Mfa for the new century, and it saw extensive use by the Khahlanong Imperial Army and Provincial Guard in the early 1300s. It was also sold and licensed to other Humanist League nations around the same time.

The round of the B00 Ngangar was the much-maligned .450 Ngangar, which had a case built up from rolled pieces, making it vulnerable to case ruptures and jams. On a malfunction, a stoppage means a stuck case that must be pried out with a knife or screwdriver, taking six Ready maneuvers.

The B00 Ngangar takes a 1.1-lb. socket bayonet (Reach 1, 2*).

From 1314, a shotload was available for use and issued to the Provincial Guard for riot control and to colonial forces.