Titan Sniper Rifle
Production information
Manufacturer:	Cerberus Skunkworks
Type:	Sniper rifle
Cost:	Worth 850,000 (manufacturing costs)
Introduced:	30 July 2175 CE
Discontinued:	14 October 2184 CE
Technical information
Size:	Two-Handed
Damage per hit:	High
Maximum ammunition:	Unlimited
Fire mode:	Bolt-action
Operation:	Gas operated
Rate of fire:	26RPM
Accuracy:	High (86)
Range:	1400-1600 meters
Usage
Era(s):	Asari Cycle Pax Galactica Era
Counterpart:	M-92 Mantis M-13 Raptor
Affiliation:	Cerberus

The Titan sniper rifle was a bolt-action heat sink-based block-fed sniper rifle manufactured by Cerberus Skunkworks. Manufactured and entering service in 2175 CE, the Titan sniper rifle was an advanced prototype weapon designed for use by Cerberus Commandos, possessing an advanced targeting computer capable of smart link, auto-stabilization for use in mobility, higher velocity rounds, lighter materials and better accuracy whilst limiting recoil. The weapon became the standard issue sniper rifle of all Cerberus commandos, replacing the Alliance-issue Naginata and Striker, with a range of modifications being made to the weapon as time went on to further customize its performance for specific situations. As they were manufactured by Cerberus for use with their forces, Titan sniper rifles were not publicly available, and usually only fell into the hands of outsiders when a commando team's equipment was captured. The weapon was, in design, succeeded by the M-92 Mantis following the introduction of the thermal clip in 2184 CE, which replaced block-fed weapons wholesale across the entire galaxy following the Battle of the Citadel. The M-92 Mantis, M-97 Viper and M-29 Incisor would replace the Titan as Cerberus' sniper rifle arsenal across their forces, although Cerberus Skunkworks would eventually develop the M-13 Raptor, a semi-automatic sniper rifle with the utility of a DMR, and this would enter service as Cerberus' new homegrown sniper rifle by the time of the Reaper War.