Ship artillery complex А-192 "Armat". Infographics

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The Armat-Puma A-192-5П-10Е is a 130-mm universal ship-based artillery system designed to increase the firepower of ships by replacing the X-NUMX-mm artillery complex AK-100-MR-100.

The A-192 is a lightweight modification of the 130-mm AK-130 artillery to arm ships with a displacement of two thousand tons. In terms of its tactical and technical characteristics, it fully meets the tasks that artillery means of fire support and protection of promising Navy ships of medium and small displacement face.

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  1. Popovich Rank
    Popovich
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    16 October 2017 08: 40
    shot in two minutes, and then what?
    1. inkass_98 Rank
      inkass_98
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      16 October 2017 09: 13
      And then reload. This is a quick-firing gun, half of the AK-130 double-barreled assault rifle.
      1. tlauicol Rank
        tlauicol
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        16 October 2017 09: 38
        ammunition 60 rounds
      2. pacific Rank
        pacific
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        17 October 2017 00: 35
        Not certainly in that way.
        The AK-130 has a rate of fire of 45 rounds / min per barrel or 90 per installation.
        By the range and height of the fire, as well as by the unitary, everything is exactly the same.
        Ammunition? I understand that 60 shells - this is the number in the turret compartment, which is part of the design of the gun mount. And how many will be in the cellar - this is how they will be built.
  2. Firework Rank
    Firework
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    16 October 2017 09: 55
    Why is the response time to a sea target 3 times longer?
  3. YakimovSS Rank
    YakimovSS
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    16 October 2017 14: 58
    Quote: Popovich
    shot in two minutes, and then what?

    Russia has just over 1000 nuclear warheads, let’s release everything, and then what?

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