This is the Cobra, a popular Austrian polymer-framed pistol used by many countries, for national armed forces, security agencies, and police forces. Chambered in the Low Caliber Civilian Ammunition, this normal variant used 4 types of magazines; standard 19-round box magazine, extended 33-round box magazine, 50-round drum magazine, and a 100-round double drum magazine. There were 4 other variants of this weapon which were; Adder, Mamba, Ringneck, and the double-barreled Copperhead.

The Mamba variant is the favorite variant among law enforcement and civilians. Unlike the Cobra, this gun has no option for automatic fire. Has a pretty decent performance, especially for defense.

The Adder is the hard-hitting variant, made to penetrate light armor. Used by the military, and chambered in the Low Caliber Military Ammunition.

The Ringneck is the subcompact version of the product line, best to be used at close range. The main advantage of this version is its very small size, and being able to be equipped in hotbar slots.

The Copperhead is a custom, double-barreled version of the Cobra. Made with custom black and white paint, and golden parts, this gun is a legend.

A conversion kit was available for the gun, called Ronin. This conversion kit turned the gun into a short-barrelled carbine, improving the accuracy and stability. The kit has a foldable grip, which will improve recoil control.