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7.5 cm Feldkanone 7M85 Field Gun

Country of OriginGermany
TypeField Gun
Caliber75.000 mm
Barrel Length3.700 m
Weight1788.000 kg
Ammunition Weight5.40 kg
Rate of Fire12 rounds/min
Range10.275 km
Muzzle Velocity550 m/s

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ww2dbaseThe 7.5 cm Feldkanone (FK) 7M85 field guns were designed between 1944 and early 1945. Accepted in 1945, they were in production for only a short while before Germany's defeat. These field guns were meant to be dual purpose guns, providing artillery fire to infantry while also doubling as anti-tank weapons. They were mounted on split trail carriages.

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