KS-23

The KS-23 was a Russian shotgun of exceedingly large caliber, being that it was made with rejected 23mm SPAAG barrels. The weapon is technically classed as a carbine as it uses a rifled barrel.

It is notable also, for the ability to fire slug shells capable of destroying vehicular engine blocks at approx 100m or less.

The weapon sees service today, and there are four variants.


 * KS-23
 * Original firearm.
 * KS-23M
 * Short barreled version with detachable wire stock.
 * KS-23K
 * Bullpup variation with magazine feed
 * TOZ-123
 * Civilian legal 4 gauge shotgun.

Overview
The KS-23 is a shotgun that has okay spread, high damage, and poor fire rate. The small clipsize leads to frequent reloads, while the poor spread leads to having to practically stuff the barrel down someone's throat for maximum damage.