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PAVN love M-46 so much that they go to great lengths to not only maintain their current stock, prioritize them for SPG project but also domestically manufactured 130mm shells and propellant.
It was an informative episode about 130 mm M46 field gun ..from the first cold war period... different versions servers in different countries.. thanks for sharing
US never ended it. They were in a continuous mode, only most people told themselves not to see their territorial expansionism via control mechanisms of EU and NATO + many more in economic vassalization sphere.
Surprise you didnt use any video from vietnam for this gun 😂 most of the firing vid out on the net on this gun are from us who currently operate largest amount of them
Actually India and DPRK have a lot of them, much more than Vietnamese stockpile. India are currently working on M 46 Sharang which has superior capability compared to any old ass Vietnamese howitzer.
Back when it was made it was purely built for range as it had greater range than the old 152mm guns. Now though new propellants and base bleed shells allow for significant increased range from 152/155mm guns
it looks as though it takes just as long to setup/get moving as 152/155 guns, just cheaper with less range. a solid piece, but so is the Mk 4 Lee Enfield.
The main Soviet plan for WW3 was to use them as a specialty army (NATO corps equivalent)-level force, for counter-battery fire to take out the other side's artillery using their very long range, sort of like the US planned for MLRS. For the most part, though, they were used as general artillery.
Army of my country has them in invetory. Range is good enought but main thing about this gun is his reliability and precision. Soldiers from artilery brigades swear in its precision.
This scene was created by Indian directors & producers for a Bollywood war romance movie. As such, the customary dancing (or synchronized movement) is a given.
All jokes about the wretched bollywood aside. It is basically a artillery parade drill for , especially for generals. And journos, the attempt is to show army is always Methodical or something. You see , indian army has inherited lots of its traditions and rituals from colonial british indian army. They did this for 25 pounders, now they do for 155 mm and 130 mm guns on artillery demonstration day, at artillery regiment centre in devlali Maharashtra in india. Its done once a year only for camera. In general they fire very fast.
You don't think that the M46 is reverse engineered from the german 128mm gun that was on JagdTiger? Exactly the same parameters. Range, muzzle velocity etc.
130 mm artillery is obsolete. Modern ammunition for 122mm guns has reached the lower range of the 130mm gun. And artillery in 155mm caliber has all the benefits of 130mm artillery and 155mm shells have a longer range. So M-46 guns should be converted to 155mm L39 caliber and that's it. In this way, logistical problems are eased, and the effect is better. Conversion from 130mm to 155mm would be cheaper than buying new guns. Those same cannons need to be lifted onto the trucks that towed them, and you will get modern self-propelled artillery from towing antiquated artillery.
which 122 mm is long range ? L39 155 is obsoleted by L45 and L52, though I wonder about their barrel service life. So large stocks of 130 mm from soviet times should be thrown away, because somebody says they are obsolete. Yes, put the guns on trucks and make the guns impossible to use outside of trucks. And in case you start to escalate because you cant counter, first start repeating its them NK stealth Ninjas for a month and then claim your escalation is based on that tale you just made up. Iraqi WMDs. Except that replacement for Iraq for the US showed you their new mid-range missile, and has actual WMDs, but you dont care, because everybody else who didnt have WMDs surrendered after US threatened them. 130 mm is still rather medium arty compared to 152/5. 203 is still in use and if nee be there can be larger, if missiles dont do better.
14:20 It's not being reactivated due to losses but to further increase Russian firepower superiority and because Russia has enormous stockpiles of 130mm ammunition.
Dude, your talking out of your ass, the most powerful German SPAA of the war, OSTWIND was not called it for lols. Soviet airfoce with its bombers, sturmoviks and airacobras was absolute menace for werchmath. IL-2 being the most produced warplane ever with almost sole purpose of killing things on the ground..
I think you misunderstand. The video suggests the Soviets did not have air superiority for most of the war. It does not say there were no soviet aircraft in the air.
They were definitely artillery centric during the war and knew they didn’t want to compete with nato for air superiority so invested heavily in artillery and anti aircraft. They still had an air force to use in insurgencies or wars against small countries with limited air power of course
@@cjthebeesknees en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_aircraft_production Soviet union produced second most a/c during ww2, out producing UK, Germany and Japan by big margin, also tens of thousands were received from UK and USA as lend lease assistance. From USA alone, 15 000. Im not saying they didnt have a shit ton of artillery, mortars and rocket systems, but playing like they didnt have devastating air force is just retarded.
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PAVN love M-46 so much that they go to great lengths to not only maintain their current stock, prioritize them for SPG project but also domestically manufactured 130mm shells and propellant.
Very detailed video. I learnt the existence of many variants I never saw before. Thanks.
yeah, this got into "and all other 130mm artillery guns" territory pretty quickly and i loved it!
That is still a Beast of a Gun. When Ivan gets something right, it's awesome.
I hope you do a video on the D-30. Lovely workhorse of an artillery piece in my humble opinion.
It was an informative episode about 130 mm M46 field gun ..from the first cold war period... different versions servers in different countries.. thanks for sharing
US never ended it. They were in a continuous mode, only most people told themselves not to see their territorial expansionism via control mechanisms of EU and NATO + many more in economic vassalization sphere.
Surprise you didnt use any video from vietnam for this gun 😂 most of the firing vid out on the net on this gun are from us who currently operate largest amount of them
Actually India and DPRK have a lot of them, much more than Vietnamese stockpile. India are currently working on M 46 Sharang which has superior capability compared to any old ass Vietnamese howitzer.
There is also M 46/84 , a quick conversion kit from Nora to switch the caliber of these 80 years old howitzer to 155 mm. The range is decent.
Best reliable old style howitzer / field gun .
130mm is an intermediate calibre between the 122mm and 152mm.
Wonder how it fits in between operationally.
Back when it was made it was purely built for range as it had greater range than the old 152mm guns. Now though new propellants and base bleed shells allow for significant increased range from 152/155mm guns
it looks as though it takes just as long to setup/get moving as 152/155 guns, just cheaper with less range. a solid piece, but so is the Mk 4 Lee Enfield.
@@Pilvenuga the M-46 has a max range with its base bleed ammo of 38Km so it's not shorter range than the 152 really
The main Soviet plan for WW3 was to use them as a specialty army (NATO corps equivalent)-level force, for counter-battery fire to take out the other side's artillery using their very long range, sort of like the US planned for MLRS. For the most part, though, they were used as general artillery.
Army of my country has them in invetory. Range is good enought but main thing about this gun is his reliability and precision. Soldiers from artilery brigades swear in its precision.
I didn't know about this gun. It seems like it has been forgotten.
A fantastic gun.But my friend its not fearfull gun but FEARED!
Umm, what is that? 0:23
as a lowly 120mm mortar crewman i can appreciate that a gun crew can act odd at times but what kind of parade dance is that?
The Indians love such exaggerated shows. It reminded me of the flag ceremonies on the Indian-Pakistan border.
synchronous jog during a military showcase to civilians
~ traditional thingy
This scene was created by Indian directors & producers for a Bollywood war romance movie. As such, the customary dancing (or synchronized movement) is a given.
All jokes about the wretched bollywood aside.
It is basically a artillery parade drill for , especially for generals. And journos, the attempt is to show army is always Methodical or something.
You see , indian army has inherited lots of its traditions and rituals from colonial british indian army.
They did this for 25 pounders, now they do for 155 mm and 130 mm guns on artillery demonstration day, at artillery regiment centre in devlali Maharashtra in india.
Its done once a year only for camera.
In general they fire very fast.
whats the difference with d30?
The D30 is a122mm howitzer.
@@WeaponDetective Hello . Are you gonna make a video on OT-64 SKOT ?
If the FDF were to start copyright claiming half of your videos would be out of video material 😁
00:23 what need is for this drama
130mm is naval calibre wonder why they use it. Army calibre is 122mm
You don't think that the M46 is reverse engineered from the german 128mm gun that was on JagdTiger? Exactly the same parameters. Range, muzzle velocity etc.
it is clearly stated that the M-46 was based on the B13 130 mm naval gun which entered service in 1935, with very similar performance too
towed arty is towed target.
what makes it different? any asset w/o eyes in the back is target acording to your logic.
130 mm artillery is obsolete. Modern ammunition for 122mm guns has reached the lower range of the 130mm gun. And artillery in 155mm caliber has all the benefits of 130mm artillery and 155mm shells have a longer range.
So M-46 guns should be converted to 155mm L39 caliber and that's it.
In this way, logistical problems are eased, and the effect is better. Conversion from 130mm to 155mm would be cheaper than buying new guns.
Those same cannons need to be lifted onto the trucks that towed them, and you will get modern self-propelled artillery from towing antiquated artillery.
which 122 mm is long range ? L39 155 is obsoleted by L45 and L52, though I wonder about their barrel service life. So large stocks of 130 mm from soviet times should be thrown away, because somebody says they are obsolete. Yes, put the guns on trucks and make the guns impossible to use outside of trucks. And in case you start to escalate because you cant counter, first start repeating its them NK stealth Ninjas for a month and then claim your escalation is based on that tale you just made up. Iraqi WMDs. Except that replacement for Iraq for the US showed you their new mid-range missile, and has actual WMDs, but you dont care, because everybody else who didnt have WMDs surrendered after US threatened them. 130 mm is still rather medium arty compared to 152/5. 203 is still in use and if nee be there can be larger, if missiles dont do better.
14:20 It's not being reactivated due to losses but to further increase Russian firepower superiority and because Russia has enormous stockpiles of 130mm ammunition.
Thanks to the Navy
The isrealie have some Sherman's could the m-46,130mm be mounted them ??? As sp gun, jf.
We did not see it. Is there any source?
I’m not sure that would be kosher
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Hang on didn’t they get the gun from captured Japanese 130mm guns
The USSR and imperial Russian military used the 130mm caliber, mostly for naval artillery.
@@Omegasupreme1078yes, the M-46 use same shell of oldschool B-13 naval gun
Dude, your talking out of your ass, the most powerful German SPAA of the war, OSTWIND was not called it for lols. Soviet airfoce with its bombers, sturmoviks and airacobras was absolute menace for werchmath. IL-2 being the most produced warplane ever with almost sole purpose of killing things on the ground..
I think you misunderstand. The video suggests the Soviets did not have air superiority for most of the war. It does not say there were no soviet aircraft in the air.
They were definitely artillery centric during the war and knew they didn’t want to compete with nato for air superiority so invested heavily in artillery and anti aircraft. They still had an air force to use in insurgencies or wars against small countries with limited air power of course
@thiscouldntblowmore: And your mouth is like your ass
Absolute menace in production output and fielding in battle, attrition in numbers played an immense role. Stalin did say, quantity is its own quality.
@@cjthebeesknees en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_aircraft_production Soviet union produced second most a/c during ww2, out producing UK, Germany and Japan by big margin, also tens of thousands were received from UK and USA as lend lease assistance. From USA alone, 15 000. Im not saying they didnt have a shit ton of artillery, mortars and rocket systems, but playing like they didnt have devastating air force is just retarded.