15.03.2007, 18:57
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[VIDEO] Hurricane 40mm Cannon Anti tank
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15.03.2007, 18:59
wow, wouldn't want to be near that tank when it gets hit by that. what a kick on those guns
16.03.2007, 11:27
75 mm is much cooler than that 
But that looks much more effective indeed, I just like the 75 mm because of the recoil that throws out a shell
But that looks much more effective indeed, I just like the 75 mm because of the recoil that throws out a shell
16.03.2007, 15:05
:roll: well add up the 2x 40mm + faster rate of fire & the fact that its on a smaller more manouverable fighter & you get something very effective
Vickers S gun could fire its magazine of 15/16 rounds, weighing 2.5 lb (1.13 kg) each, at a rate of 100 rounds per minute (9 seconds for 15 rounds) (0.6 seconds per round) (+two 303 mgs to assist in aiming the cannons)
In comparison...
Me 410 Hornisse: 50-mm
Fed by a 21 round cylindrical magazine, the cannon was aimed using a ZFR 4a telescopic sight located in the nose just above the gun itself. The BK 5 cannon weighed 1,190 lb (540 kg) and could fire up to 50 rounds per minute. (21 rounds in 25.2 seconds) (1.2 seconds per round)
Mosquito Mk XVIII: 57-mm
25 rounds of ammunition, weighing 7 lb (3.2 kg) each, and the automatic loader could fire the entire magazine in just 20 seconds. (0.8 seconds per round)
B-25G/H Mitchell: 75-mm
The cannon was loaded and fired manually by a single crewman, the task being delegated to the navigator/cannoneer. Each 75-mm shell weighed 15 lb (6.8 kg), and a total of 21 rounds were carried.
Vickers S gun could fire its magazine of 15/16 rounds, weighing 2.5 lb (1.13 kg) each, at a rate of 100 rounds per minute (9 seconds for 15 rounds) (0.6 seconds per round) (+two 303 mgs to assist in aiming the cannons)
In comparison...
Me 410 Hornisse: 50-mm
Fed by a 21 round cylindrical magazine, the cannon was aimed using a ZFR 4a telescopic sight located in the nose just above the gun itself. The BK 5 cannon weighed 1,190 lb (540 kg) and could fire up to 50 rounds per minute. (21 rounds in 25.2 seconds) (1.2 seconds per round)
Mosquito Mk XVIII: 57-mm
25 rounds of ammunition, weighing 7 lb (3.2 kg) each, and the automatic loader could fire the entire magazine in just 20 seconds. (0.8 seconds per round)
B-25G/H Mitchell: 75-mm
The cannon was loaded and fired manually by a single crewman, the task being delegated to the navigator/cannoneer. Each 75-mm shell weighed 15 lb (6.8 kg), and a total of 21 rounds were carried.
25.03.2007, 06:16
i have seen that b25 gun working, big, scared the japs when they saw a flying artillery gun
03.06.2008, 19:20
bump
03.06.2008, 19:25
wow!!! that's just awesome!!!
04.06.2008, 03:39
Well, what can I say???
Hummmmmmmmm
Let's see.....
Ah, yes....
"When?"
:wink:
Thanks for the link
04.06.2008, 15:06
nice
04.06.2008, 17:27
holy crap! 
hock:
hock:
04.06.2008, 18:31
Awesome 
If I had that, I'd really rock people like a hurricane :wink:
If I had that, I'd really rock people like a hurricane :wink:
04.06.2008, 18:54
heheh!!
Looks like my favorite ride is about to be pimped!! 8) :lol: 8) :lol:
Looks like my favorite ride is about to be pimped!! 8) :lol: 8) :lol:
09.06.2008, 02:29
The video mentions rockets............any chance?????
he said hopefully
he said hopefully
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