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M-1942 (ZIS-3) |
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A battery of ZIS-3 76mm divisional guns in a field firing
position.
M-1942 (ZIS-3) 76mm Field Gun |
Designer - V. G. Grabin | |
Manufacturer: |
Artillery Plant #92 at Gorki | |
Role: |
Field Gun |
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Year Adopted: |
1943 | |
Weight: | ____ pounds | 1116 kilograms |
Operational Status:
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Soviet Union - Obsolete Other Known Users - Afghanistan, Albania, Angola, Bulgaria, Cambodia, China, Cuba, Congo, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, East Germany, Ghana, Guinea, Hungary, Indonesia, North Korea, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Poland, Romania, Somalia, Tanzania, Vietnam, North Yemen, and Yugoslavia. | |
Armament: |
76.2mm Main Gun | |
Recoil System: |
Hydraulic recoil buffer and hydro-pneumatic recuperator | |
Weapon Range: |
_____ feet |
13290 meters |
Sustained Rate of Fire: |
15-20 rounds per minute | |
Gun Crew: | 7 men | |
Length (traveling): |
_____ feet |
6.095 meters |
Barrel Length: | _____ feet | 3.455 meters |
Height (traveling): | _____ feet | 1.375 meters |
Total Traverse: |
54 degrees |
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Elevation: |
-5 to +37 |
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Common Towing Vehicles: |
BTR-152 Armored Personnel Carrier GAZ-66 (4 x 4) Truck ZIL-157 (6 x 6) Truck |
The M-1943 (ZIS-2) in Pictures |
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