Russian military personnel at the forefront are actively using the 120-mm self-propelled artillery gun "Nona-SVK". It is designed to defeat manpower located in the open and in shelters, command posts, fire assets, armored and lightly armored targets in the near tactical zone.
The Nona-SVK self-propelled gun is manufactured on the chassis of the BTR-80 and has the same mobility and protection as it.
The turret is equipped with a unique artillery system that has the properties of a howitzer and a mortar. The rifled gun is equipped with a pneumatic rammer and a combined breechblock, allowing it to fire not only shells specially designed for this system, but also any 120-mm mines.
Tactical and technical characteristics of "Nona-SVK":
- Crew — 4 people
- Weight in combat position — 14.5 t
- Maximum firing range: high-explosive fragmentation projectile — 8.8 km, high-explosive fragmentation mine — 7.1 km
- Rate of fire — 10 rounds/min.
- Ammunition load — 30 rounds.
- Base chassis — BTR-80
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