Explain it to me then flying low shooting positions and you would be flying into the SABOT Petals.
No other nation in the world uses APDS for that exact reason.
Even if I did explain such a thing it wouldn’t disprove it.
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Common sense would disprove it, the same reason you catch shell casing or ensure they are ejected in a controlled manner. Is the exact same reason you don’t want unpredictable pieces of metal flying around the helicopter.
Compare all the other nations.
Sorry but this wouldn’t hold up in court.
But if you can provide evidence it would be nice.
A neverbuilt:
This model was apparently built four years ago as an illustration aid for an arms broker who wanted to propose to the ROCA about importing surplus Stryker MGS turrets for mounting onto CM32 hulls as either an interim or an alternative to the Project “Cheetah” wheeled assault gun, reasoning that the larger hull should allow for, for example, better cooling equipment.
Nothing came of the proposal, and with the unveiling of the D3 prototype at TADTE 2025, I think it can be safely assumed to have been rejected and therefore not developed further.
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What about NASAM
If we’re talking never builts:
Low profile Stormer chassis with a LAV-600 turret, a proposal for the AGS programme, never developed past the model phase.
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ASCOD 105
Ascod + Rooikat 105 turret
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The proposed Chinese combined gold coin package, with a BR (Battle Rating) of 8.7, includes two tanks and one SPAA (Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun),which are the
122 (Three-Fluid Prototype)
Spoiler
The 122 (TF) is an early power system design scheme for China’s Type 122 tank. It adopts hydro-pneumatic suspension, hydraulic transmission, and hydraulic control. Unlike the 122TM in the game, it is equipped with a dual 12.7mm anti-aircraft machine gun.
the prototype produced by Luoyang 704 Factory
Spoiler
The Luoyang 704 Prototype is an unidentified prototype housed at Factory 704. Due to the lack of a specific name, it is commonly referred to as the “704 Tank” with the factory’s name used as a substitute. It features a muzzle brake added to the muzzle of the 120mm smoothbore gun from the original Type 122 tank, an oblate-shaped turret, and a semi-automatic loader installed at the rear of the turret. A 20mm anti-aircraft gun is mounted on the turret roof — which, based on the time period, is likely an improved version of the Type 71 20mm anti-aircraft gun adapted for vehicle mounting.
PGZ-12
Spoiler
The PGZ-12 is a self-propelled anti-aircraft vehicle developed by China, featuring an 8×8 wheeled chassis and equipped with a 35mm revolver cannon, with a rate of fire up to 1000 rds/min
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Komatsu 105 GSR would be nice to have
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It wasn’t called Easy 8. It’s simply “(HVSS)” or “W/ HVSS”. I’d rather the HVSS be a modification than a muzzle break. HVSS wasn’t exclusive to the prototype “E8”, or the M4A3. Nor was it exclusive to any 76mm variant. Even the 75mm Shermans got HVSS.
Besides, we are still missing smoke launchers/mortors on the Sherman 76s. There is so much to do there it isn’t even funny.
It’ll go to 8.0 with a 20 sec reload. Idk if I’d even wanna bother having it modeled & added lmao. The current T29 without the rangefinder & advanced features got smacked with a fake long reload, might even go up in BR.
i was going off of the versions we have in game, not individual IRL modifications, otherwise i would’ve gone deeper into the rabbit hole
I can’t say a tech tree? Then just a two Canadian premium plane 😉 cbt
Like a Canadian Spitfire at low rank and a CF-188 at high rank that I would buy
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better with tri-hydraulic
SPAIN MENTIONED!!! This is a total victory
Very nice image
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early export model of the T-90S Bhishma that still has the cast turret from the T-72B
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