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Klobb

A submachine gun with a high rate of fire and wide bullet spread, but underpowered with heavy recoil.

Klobb

The Klobb is a submachine gun with a folding stock in GoldenEye 007. It possesses a high rate of fire and a wide bullet spread compared to other weapons, but is severely underpowered with a heavy recoil. The Klobb can be dual-wielded for additional firepower.

Role
Primary automatic weapon
Affiliation
Available to all factions in multiplayer
First appears
GoldenEye 007 (1997)
Status
Fictional weapon within the game

Lore & Background

The Klobb is a submachine gun featured in GoldenEye 007. It is noted for its high rate of fire and wide bullet spread relative to other weapons, though it is severely underpowered with heavy recoil. The weapon can be dual-wielded for additional firepower.

In Their Own Story

The alarm blared. Bond ducked behind a crate as bullets whizzed overhead, chipping the concrete. He had only the Klobb, its plastic grip slick with sweat and already warm from the last pathetic burst. He squeezed the trigger—the gun chattered, spitting lead in a wide, drunken arc. One guard stumbled, clutching his shoulder, but two more advanced, their boots echoing. The Klobb's magazine ran dry with a hollow click. Bond cursed, fumbling for a fresh one as the enemy closed in, their laughter almost audible over the chaos. The weapon's weakness was a cruel joke, but it was all he had. He slammed the magazine home, the plastic clicking into place, and fired again—praying for a miracle, knowing he'd need one.

Reader's Guide

The Klobb has a high rate of fire and wide bullet spread compared to other weapons, but is severely underpowered with heavy recoil. It can be dual-wielded for additional firepower. In multiplayer, due to its high rate of fire and wide bullet spread, the Klobb is highly advantageous in Licence to Kill mode, where players die from a single hit with any weapon.

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