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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | The AK-176 is a 3" weapon for small combatants. It used the same gun barrels as the [[AK-726]] mount AS-221. The gun was trialled from 1977 onwards and entered service in 1979. The mounting is still in use in the Russian navy today on the Neusrashimy class. | + | The AK-176 is a 3" weapon for small combatants. It used the same gun barrels as the [[76,2mm/59 AK-726|AK-726]] mount AS-221. The gun was trialled from 1977 onwards and entered service in 1979. The mounting is still in use in the Russian navy today on the Neusrashimy class. |
== Used on == | == Used on == | ||
Latest revision as of 20:20, 8 February 2022
History
The AK-176 is a 3" weapon for small combatants. It used the same gun barrels as the AK-726 mount AS-221. The gun was trialled from 1977 onwards and entered service in 1979. The mounting is still in use in the Russian navy today on the Neusrashimy class.
Used on
- Grisha V
- Parchim II (Pr. 1331M)
- Babochka (Pr. 1141)
- Nanuchka III (Pr. 1234.1)
- Dergach (Pr. 1239)
- Turya (Pr. 206M)
- Pauk (Pr. 1241.2)
- Ropuchka (Pr. 775)
- Tarantul I (Pr. 1241.1)
- and more
Affiliated systems
Part description
A left and right facing view are drawn.
