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Edited by - ViperTTB on Jun 17 2004 11:15 AM

Edited by - ViperTTB on Jun 17 2004 11:17 AM

"Ranges were from 17 to 32 kilometers... the gun is designed to be fired without spades and yes, it can be fired over the side without rolling the vehicle."


Wow.


~Thud

Can you say "WW II M3A1 T-19 Tank Destroyer"?

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It's an artillery piece.

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If it can point horizontally then it'd be the perfect deterrent for a drive at 'em car or truck bomb.

"Thier broken, beaten, and now leaderless. Let them bitterly stew in thier defeat."

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There is Stryker with a 105mm cannon (the same one from the M-60A3) called the M1128 though. These new strykers do intrest me, they allow you to get some pretty serious firepower in places where you'd have troble deploying tracked machinery. By the way, they're also looking into a version with the 155mm gun.


Edited by - BenRoethig on Jun 17 2004 8:02 PM

how many crewman does it take to flip it back up on it's wheels after a broadside shot?

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the 105 high velocity gun stryker does NOT NOT NOT fit in a C-130, only the C-17 or the C-5.

Same as the bradley and abrams.

Anywhere a big gun stryker can go, an Abrams or Bradley can go too, and bring a whole lot more whoopass to the table.

"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction"

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