King Kobra

Premiered at Nova Lindalva's annual Shot Show in 2018, the company that uses the four leaf clover of the city's flag as its logo had come up with a handgun that promised the same power of the Desert Eagle, but in a more concealable and discreet package: in a similar fashion to the Boberg XR9, this .50 Action Express handgun makes use of a more compact trigger mechanism and a bullpup configuration to shorten it's overall length and maximize accuracy with a longer barrel that sits partially over the trigger. Being roughly the same weight as your typical .50 DEalge, despite being less front-heavy, adding maneuverability. The weapon's recoil is more manageable thanks to the gas-operated mechanism, similar to the Desert Eagle in .50 AE but with a pneumatic recoil buffer alongside its frame and aditional escaping gas vents to minimize it. It also shares the upward ejection of the  cartridges.

After many pre-orders, the King Kobra was finally greenlight and production began as soon as possible, hitting markets in 2019 with a load of aftermarket accessories already available to please eagerly customers. In this particular case, both trigger and handle are aftermarket, with the original front fiber optic sight changed from the traditional green to a red one to match the trigger. 

As with any Cloverfield (Army)'s firearm, there is just a little four leaf clover engraved above the trigger and the caliber of the gun marked on both sides.