Cañón Anti-Tanque Soviético de 76.2 mm ZIS-3
The 76.2 mm ZIS-3 divisional gun was developed by the design team of A.E. Khvorosteen, E.A. Sankeen, and A.F. Gordeev. The weapon was easy to use, relatively light and maneuverable. The ZIS-3 had a high rate of fire, and it was powerful enough to penetrate enemy tanks and assault guns of the period. It was a dual purpose gun, which also fired high explosive shells and case shot against infantry and soft targets. German troops soon knew the ZIS-3 by the nickname "Ratsch-Bumm", due to its distinctive firing and impact sound. Captured weapons and ammunition eventually found their way into German and Axis Allied formations, making the ZIS-3 an interesting model for collectors, diorama builders, and wargamers alike.
Modelos Disponibles
- 1:35 ZVEZDA 3505
- 1:72 SKIF 208
- 1:72 UniModel UM72208 (SKIF)
- 1:76 Ostmodels R36
- 1:76 Hinchliffe 20/30
- 1:76 Milicast R15
- 1:76 MMS Models G4
- 1:87 Trident 80181
- 1:285 GHQ R13
Especificaciones Técnicas
- 76.2 mm L.54 ZIS-3 Anti-Tank Gun M.1942
- Calibre: 76.2 mm
- Longitud del cañón: 4115 mm (L.54)
- Longitud: 6100 mm
- Altura: 1375 mm
- Wheel Track: 1645 mm
- Peso: 1150 kg
- Cadencia: 25 balas/min
- Alcance de fuego: 13300 m
- Penetración de blindaje de 0-100 m:
- Soviet A.P.H.E. (1941) 104 mm
- Soviet H.V.A.P. (1942) 133 mm
- German A.P. (Pz.Gr.) 133 mm
- Soviet A.P.D.S. (1945) 191 mm
- German A.P.C.R. (Pz.Gr. 40) 193 mm
- Tripulación: 6-8 artilleros
Bibliografía
- Funcken, L. & F.: L’Uniforme et les Armes des Soldats de la Guerre 1939–1945, p. 121
- Hogg, Ian: Twentieth-Century Artillery
Empleo Histórico
- Soviet Army, 1942–1945
Self-Propelled Mountings
- Cazacarros Rumano T-60 Tacam
- Cazacarros Rumano R-2 Tacam
The Soviet 76.2 mm ZIS-3 anti-tank gun quickly became the most numerous artillery piece on all fronts of the Great Patriotic War. The ZIS-3 fired an effective high explosive shell and it proved very successful as an anti-tank gun. Wargamers will want a section of these guns to provide their infantry with proper support.
Preguntas más frecuentes
Para más información, por favor contactar con Military Miniatures Magazine en el Miniatures Forum.
Figuras del Ejército Ruso Soviético de la Segunda Guerra Mundial
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