The caliber of this gun is 25mmTurkey's version is 20mm triple barrel gatling cannon. Which mean... PRC can have a 14.5mm calibre gatling cannon as well !
The caliber of this gun is 25mmTurkey's version is 20mm triple barrel gatling cannon. Which mean... PRC can have a 14.5mm calibre gatling cannon as well !
I know. All I'm saying is that 25mm isn't needed for the Type 625 .The caliber of this gun is 25mm
It's been pages back and forth. Let's drop this topic before it becomes spam.I know. All I'm saying is that 25mm isn't needed for the Type 625 .
For the PGZ-09 and HQ -17 are assigned against A-10 and Apache .
I am starting to report at this point. The last few pages were you arguing in favor of the systems you think are optimal. It is all you attaching specific roles to systems and writing "wouldn't x caliber be better?". People have told you why the army may have specified the current configuration again and again. Yet you are opening the same discussion again. It is a polluting behavior. Normally, appeal to the authority is a fallacy but a good argument requires the questioner to have objective information. You don't have any. People who specified the multi-barrel 25 gun had a lot.What's the rationale for using the gatling instead of the single-barrel ?
As the gatling produces much recoil compared to a single-barrel. And at the same time... single-barrel consumed less ammo due to lower firing rate.
Wouldn't you think that for hitting fast-moving and/or durable targets you'd want a high rate of fire?What's the rationale for using the gatling instead of the single-barrel ?
As the gatling produces much recoil compared to a single-barrel. And at the same time... single-barrel consumed less ammo due to lower firing rate.
Single-barrel AAG are calibrated at high firing rate too.Wouldn't you think that for hitting fast-moving and/or durable targets you'd want a high rate of fire?
Your previous point was about recoil. You may not know this judging from your posts, but recoil is actually generated by individual shots, not by the number of barrels.Single-barrel AAG are calibrated at high firing rate too.