One day, my sweet Prince…
+1 for both the early prototype and final version. Chinese 341 would be super funny.
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Seems like a worse ZSU-37-2, 7.3 for the radar version and 6.3-6.7 for radarless?
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+1 would be very cool
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Always saw this as a Chinese ZSU-37-2 in terms of performance, would love to see this ingame just before the PGZ09. o7
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Comrade Yorker, but forgot to research vt shells.
Pretty sure it’s got VT shells
would be an okay SPAA not anything to write how about but if she get VT shells it might be good enough to have in some line ups
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What is your source? The official Norinco brochure that I used did not mention this at all.
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Do you have anything on this? I haven’t seen any solid evidence it used any type of proximity fuze rounds. It wouldn’t surprise me if it did have some obscure round, since it uses naval-origin guns, but as far as I can tell it just uses AP and HE.
Anyways, +1, this should have been in the game a long time ago, along with a few others like the Type 63A and ZBD86A.
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As it’s as I believe its based off the naval 37mm and if I remember correctly the naval one shot VT rounds I will get some more information about it later
Sergeant Baotou Inner Mongolia. The Chinese armored technology line needs this! +1
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Always amazes me how I continue to miss these things. Absolute +1, even if it doesn’t get VT shells.
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yuge if true
good
I am confused, did the 1983 prototype use different guns from the 1986 prototypes? And what is the Type 75 anyways? Haven’t heard of it before now.
And what of this, did the 1983 prototype get a radar fitted at a later point?
Was a misclick, both should be Type 74
The “radar” I am not 100% sure about, but it can be seen on the 1st image. It could be sights or some other system for what I know.
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Find it funny vehicles like these kind of became endangered but because of cheap prop cruise missile drone things there relevant again.
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