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M-1877 152mm 120p Howitzer |
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152mm M-1877 120p Howitzer (1) | ||||
Manufacturer: | Obuchov (and possibly Perm) | |||
Role: (2) |
Heavy Fortress and Siege Cannon |
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Year Adopted: |
1877 | |||
Combat Weight: |
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Operational Status: |
Russia - Obsolete (Used from 1877 until 1920's) Finland - Obsolete | |||
Armament: |
152mm Main Gun | |||
Recoil System: |
None on gun | |||
Weapon Range: |
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Sustained Rate of Fire: (2) | 1.5 rounds per minute | |||
Gun Crew: | Uncertain at present | |||
Shell Weight: |
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Muzzle Velocity: |
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Length (traveling): |
Uncertain at present |
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Barrel Length: | 3.24 meters | 10.63 feet | ||
Total Traverse: |
0 degrees |
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Elevation: |
-18 to +40 |
The M-1877 152mm 120p Howitzer in Pictures |
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Sources Cited (1) Russian Guns without recoil system. Jaeger Platoon. jaegerplatoon.net. Web. 2014. <http://www.jaegerplatoon.net/ARTILLERY1.htm> (2) Lagerstedt, John and Markku Saari. Guns of Krepost Sveaborg. Krepost Sveaborg. Web. 2002. <http://www.novision.fi/viapori/easeet.htm> (3) Lovett, Ralph. Imperial Russian Artillery. Lovett Artillery Collection. Lovettartillery.com. Web. n.d. <http://www.lovettartillery.com/MAT_Russian_Artillery_152mm_M1877_Detail.htm> |