- is
referred to as a "rotary
autocannon" or
occasionally "rotary cannon", for
short (particularly on aircraft).
Autocannons are
heavy weapons that are unsuitable...
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Autocannons are
automatic guns with
calibers of 20
millimeters (0.79 in) to 57
millimeters (2.2 in).
There are many
types including chain guns, gast guns...
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known as the T9
during development, was a 37 mm (1.46 in) recoil-operated
autocannon designed by
Browning Arms Company. The weapon,
which was
built by Colt...
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replace previous 30 mm
autocannon cartridges.
Other weapons using this size of
cartridge case
include the 2A38, 2A38M, and 2A72
autocannons for
various vehicle...
- BMPT are the two 30 mm 2A42
autocannons. A
total of 850
rounds of ready-to-use
ammunition can be carried.
These twin
autocannons have a
combined fire rate...
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caliber range from anti-materiel
rifles and anti-tank
rifles to
aircraft autocannons and anti-aircraft guns.
Twenty millimeter caliber weapons are generally...
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Positional Group with 20/70
autocannons CLIII Positional Group with 20/70
autocannons DII
Positional Group with 20/70
autocannons, the
group was used to protect...
- self-propelled anti-aircraft gun (SPAAG), the ZSU-57-2, was
armed with two 57 mm
autocannons; it was
aimed optically using a
basic tracking and lead
calculating system...
- 11,000
units sold worldwide, it is one of the most
successful modern autocannons.
Unlike most
automatic firearms, the M242 does not
depend on gas or recoil...
- 25 mm
caliber is a
range of
autocannon ammunition. It
includes the NATO
standardized Swiss 25×137mm, the
Swiss 25×184mm, the
Soviet 25x218mmSR, and the...
