found this where someone is holding it
found it here
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and this
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Those are adorable
round could be pre-programed in the chamber, the reason the german AHEAD uses muzzle devices is for max precision in airburst distance by adapting the time fuze to the muzzle velocity of each round. This is probably less of a problem on a gun firing 5000rpm+. The muzzle device may also have issues in the salt spray environment of the navy so they may have developed a system to program it in chamber instead.
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https://x.com/Nickatgreat1220/status/1569348296568893441
Clearly here using AHED ammo, and Also note the ROF is around 5000 RPM+ closer to naval CIWS vs the current 3000 RPM. sounds and looks RPM wise closer to the AK-630M1
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They’ve fixed quite a few things with the latest update to the dev server, but not the ammo or ammo count
how much ammo is it supposed to get?
Not sure, but more. Somewhere between 800-1500
They did make one with 25, 30 and 35 mm AHEAD right next to 625E and Gaijin said ‘no, thou must not have AHEAD’.
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Just gotta keep poking them with a stick
IDK what the report managers are doing RN, cause they are arguing with each other and sometimes with none sense.
That sounds about right
Ping a suggestion mod with that
Yippee
Thats not the 30mm tho, the captions wrong, its a 25mm, you can tell from the longer barrel
30mm:
25mm:
Spoiler
The length of barrel is irrelevant to the vehicles calibre, both short and long have been spotted for the CS/SA5 and Type 625.
Flash suppressor. Similar ones found on the AK-630 funnily enough
Anyways relevant bug report
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/5JfTh9mOq3xX
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Flash suppressor. Similar ones found on the AK-630 funnily enough
A flash suppressor does count to barrel length unless it’s not a permanent attachment and in which it does look to be one for this specific CS/SA5 (may be wrong however).
Anyways relevant bug report
Is this the bug report for the AHEAD (or whatever it is)?