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If one barrel is good, two barrels must be twice as goo... - 11/27/2007 8:14:29 AM   
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July 5, 2007: Russia has developed a unique self-propelled artillery piece. It's a dual barrel (one above the other) 152mm gun. The two guns share an auto-loading system and a fifty round ammo supply on board. In fact, there is no one in the turret, just the ammo and loading machinery for two guns.
With both barrels working, the "Koalitcia-SV" can fire sixteen rounds a minute for short periods. The gun is a variation of the current 2S19M system, and is currently undergoing testing. While a system like this makes sense for current artillery tactics (fire as many shells as possible, in the shortest period of time, so you can move to avoid counter-fire), new GPS guided shells are changing everything. The American Excalibur GPS guided shell just entered service this year in Iraq. American troops using it are amazed at how two Excalibur shells, fired from over 30 kilometers away, go through the same hole in the roof of a large building, and explode inside to kill enemy troops. Without destroying adjacent buildings. Koalitcia-SV appears to be a great solution for an obsolete problem.



so is 2 better then 1? also this would make a very very very very awesome rc build.


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RE: If one barrel is good, two barrels must be twice as... - 11/27/2007 8:58:02 AM   
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Immediately reminded me of the AMOS (Advanced MOrtar System) by Finland/Sweden - another dual-barrel weapons system which can be adapted to wheeled or tracked vehicles.



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RE: If one barrel is good, two barrels must be twice as... - 11/27/2007 12:42:03 PM   
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It has 3 minutes worth of continuous fire before moving to a new position. Wonder how long it takes to reload? Looks obsolete to me.

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RE: If one barrel is good, two barrels must be twice as... - 11/27/2007 1:04:15 PM   
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Almost reminds me of a dual-barrel version of the German Pzh 2000

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RE: If one barrel is good, two barrels must be twice a... - 11/28/2007 5:09:51 AM   
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I read somewhere that the Germans had plans for a FlakMaus with twin 88's.

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RE: If one barrel is good, two barrels must be twice a... - 11/28/2007 5:39:51 AM   
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Yep two Flak 43 (88mm) mounted on both Maus (Flakzwilling 8.8cm auf Maus) and E-100 (Flakzwilling 8.8cm auf E-100) chassis.



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RE: If one barrel is good, two barrels must be twice a... - 11/29/2007 12:46:46 AM   
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That'd be lethal with BB guns in it.


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