Honestly incredible M109:
Source: M109L52 - PzH2000 gun on a fully modernised autoloaded M109, Dutch engineering at its finest
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Peak 109. I would love the German autoloaded one
that would be an accurate way to model the CBU-107, except that has 3,750 submunitions so it could still cause some issues for the server if used in mass
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I don’t thing that can balance this beauty ( I have started the Mig29 line in hope that add it there)
if we forget about the r37m. its easy to balance it out. there is quite a lot option to chose from.
12.7 R60m / R40 / r33
13.0 R73 / r40 / r33
13.7 R73 / R77/ r33
14.0 R77-1 / r73 / r33.
the only problem is the CMs. it still unknow
fr no public source is found that has the countermeasure count?
seems crazy to me
i am not 100% sure but i think the older B models are known to carry around 32. the newer BM can be saved with gaijin compatibility rule.
Without the r37 it’s half the plane it is
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damn, guess i gotta keep the secret for quite a bit more for the BM, i really hoped it was public…
btw +1 to any MiG31 :)
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r33 and r37m performance range are not so different.
its just the seeker and the speed that change.
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exactly, unlike what many people think the R37 series got quite a steady evolution between development and tests, such that it is actually a threatening missile that you really don’t want to know it’s coming
tbh Gaijin could make a wonderful window with 3 MiG31s of various weaponry
In before people call it Copy and Paste all because it’s an M109 variant.
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I wanna see the M109A5Ö too!
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Ugliest 109 also with the l52
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60 euro premium
That’s too expensive, 59.99 sounds better
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A M109A7 with the L52 is kinda funny.
It was done by BAE systems, but trialed by the US:
The M109A7 52 caliber’s development is being advanced under a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center (DEVCOM-AC). Testing milestones include successful live-fire trials at Camp Ripley, Minnesota, where the new cannon was mounted and fired from the M109A7’s existing turret structure.
BAE’s new M109A7 52 caliber howitzer gives U.S. Army Paladin long-range capability
https://www.baesystems.com/en-us/product/m109-52-self-propelled-howitzer
It would be the pinnacle conventional armoured arty for the US tech tree by far.
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