ISU-122-2

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ISU-122-2
At the beginning of the World War II, Soviet tank construction returned to multi-barreled tanks. The most famous combat vehicle built under this concept was the KV-7 assault SPG. In early 1945, Experimental Plant #100 (Leningrad branch) began work on the development of a double-barrel SPG based on the ISU. The project, tentatively named the ISU-122-2, was supposed to be a typical "self-propelled gun carriage" with twin 122 mm D-25S guns. The vehicle was never built, but the designers' ideas had a direct influence on further Leningrad SPG projects.

122 mm BL-13S

10RK-2

V-14

ISU-122-2

Shell Types:

AP
HEAT
HE

Equipment:

Consumables:

Firepower:

Ammunition60 (rounds)
Caliber122 (mm)
Damage390 / 390 / 530 (HP)
Penetration258 / 300 / 68 (mm)
Rate of Fire6.00 (rounds/min)
Average Damage per Minute2340 (HP)
Shells in the Magazine  
Time for Loading Between Shots  (s)
Time for Complete Loading  (s)
Gun Loading10.00 (s)
Aiming Time2.00 (s)
Dispersion at 100 m0.37 (m)

Mobility:

Weight/Load Limit50.00 / 53.00 (t)
Engine Power750 (h.p.)
Specific Power15.00 (h.p./t)
Top Speed40 (km/h)
Reverse Speed20 (km/h)
Traverse Speed30 (deg/s)
Gun Traverse Speed18 (deg/s)

Survivability:

Hit Points1300 (HP)
Hull Armor190 / 65 / 40 (mm)

Spotting:

View Range370 (m)
Signal Range720 (m)
 

Crew:

Commander(Radio Operator)
Gunner
Driver
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