MSN T1301 S-A

The MSN 1301 S-A is a single-action, loading gate revolver manufactured by Mangar Sivent Nakiff as the service sidearm of the Khahlanong Imperial Army from 1301-1336. It was tremendously powerful, giving it a notoriously strong recoil. It is commonly known as the "thunder-clap" because of its distinctive report. The Imperial Army replaced the primary chambering with the shorter .45 MSN in 1304 to solve the issues with recoil, but the Imperial Army cavalry kept the .45 Long chambering, which retained its status as the iconic round for this gun.   This weapon is still being manufactured and copied around the world in various calibers and is one of the most common firearms across Duurn. Many models sold on the civilian markets have a reduced barrel length, represented in the civilian model on the table.   Some alternative chamberings:  

Ammo	Damage	ST	Rcl
.45 MSN	2d-1 pi+	10	3
.44-40 QeC	2d+2 pi+	-	-