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@@teremin Not obsolete at all in Ukraine as russians are using obsolete armored vehicles 😁

@@taurisepp My point exactly 😄

There is a third guy doing the aiming on the other side of barrel

@@topbrasstv8867 it was a chilly November afternoon... About -5 degrees Celsius.

@@taurisepp it must be pretty cool being able to mess with all that weaponry once in a while

The pressure coming from the back of the gun, is equal to the pressure that comes out the front from the shells propulsion, this equalises the recoil at the front and back.

Yes

Nope...it will kill if one would stand right behind the gun

Fairly common type of AT weapon during the Cold War. Still useful for dealing with IFVs and similair vehicles, even tanks in some circumstances.

@@lavrentivs9891 Yes I'm familiar with AT guns but what makes this one odd for me is the carriage. Usually recoiless guns would either be a towed gun but made like a small cannon or would be mounted on a vehicle but this one is on it's own tripod and it's supported by a hanging pivot where the gunner can readily move the gun's aim himself.

@@Jazzman-bj9fq It was normally mounted on a vehicle or towed. I could also be drawn behind skiers. ua-cam.com/video/MVBLYqWxGmI/v-deo.htmlsi=fM8J2zrlB4KjvMxq

@@Jazzman-bj9fq The gun is usually mounted on a vehicle, but can also be dismounted and used like we see above when the situation (and terrain) calls for it. It can also be towed or even pulled behind skiing troops. I tried sharing a video about the weapon and the terrain car it was mounted on, but that comment seems to have been deleted, but you could try looking for it yourself, at the "Arsenalen" tank museum youtube channel, and "PVPJTGB9030".

@@Jazzman-bj9fq the Pvpj 1110's mount is exceptionally light and small. While a fire-team usually consists of 3-4, one man is enough to move this thing quote easily. The mount is also modular to allow the gun and its little socket to be put on a vehicle in just a few seconds while the carriage can be towed behind a jeep (or even a bike IIRC). But alternatively you can just tow the whole thing in one piece behind basically anything. The ball/socket join used for aiming also allows the gun to be used and aimed easily even if the carriage is on a slant or hill, which isn't the case in a regular aiming device. All in all, the Pvpj 1110 is am amazing piece of kit, and I think it's going to be used for a looooong time.

You are correct... They are very difficult to hide against modern thermal cameras.

this is a swedish gun

@@Malte_Climbs their camo is Estonian, and was confirmed by the video uploader saying that they are training. Proof: Comment by @Kamitorrorga 4 months ago: The camouflage looks Estonian, are these Estonians training? OPs reply: @taurisepp 4 months ago Yes...Estonian Defense League Have a good day tho

@@Dragonyy-sb51 its still a swedish gun 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

@@Malte_Climbs yeah, but i interpreted your comment as saying they are not in estonia because the gun is Swedish. sorry about that, its a misunderstanding... We have both made true points here, but you are still right about the Swedish gun thing.

Its a old Swedish recoilless cannon, it will murder a AFV, hurt a older MBT, but only irritate a modern MBT, but can threaten modern MTB from the flank. The gun Its surprisingly "mobile" with hand power.

Конечно, СПГ же первое безоткатное орудие в истории

Yes it can. At the moment of shot the barrel is stable. It is an accurate weapon up to 1100m.

С такой скоростью прицеливания, в никуда.

This is actually training round made from gypsum. The bang, weight and flight trajectory are exactly the same as real round. Every shot was aimed.

On a real battlefield, they would never have been in the open like this, they would have been sent to the next world by a sniper a long time ago. And aiming by hand is generally beyond evil .

There were two BMP size targets at 400m and 700m. 4 shots at first and 3 at second target...all hits. These guns are very accurate and easy to aim. Good shooter can constantly hit A4 size paper at 500m.

@@taurisepp Were the targets moving? When I took artillery training in the US Army in 1965 on a 105mm howitzer, there was actually a session firing at a moving target. Not sure if it was worth doing, but we did it anyway. Rate of fire about the same (if I recall correctly from 59 years ago).

@@kennethquesenberry2610 no...stationary targets

The gunner is "constantly aiming", what on earth are you talking about?

​@@brus4691you mean aiming backwards?

Are you talking about the loader? No he's not because there's a gunner doing the aiming and shooting on the other side of the gun. Look carefully and you will see him. I didn't immediately see him myself.

@@eazypeazy2964 The gunner is not using the pivotmountbrake in the frontgrip. You use it to stabilise the gun when you fire. The gunner is just resting the grip on left hand, not holding the grip for aming? ;-)

@@erikbergstrom5522 I was the gunner and there was no need to hold the brake. If your fist is big enough then you can rest the handle on the fist and this makes the gun stable.

@taurisepp You are right. Thanks. You use the brake to stabelise the barrel when reloading as the granade balances the gun when in place in the gun. Looong time since I used it. 1986. 😇 Holy smoke, 38 years ago.

​@@taurisepp As I remember, our gunners never missed a shot. I am convinced our good neighbours are even better. I hope to visit Estonia soon again.💕

Yes...Estonian Defense League

@@taurisepp Ah, you guys are doing good work. Stay safe!

High Explosive Anti Tank. The nose spike is a stand-off fuze so the shaped charge can detonate at the right distance from the armour for best jet formation. These guns are low pressure and relatively low velocity. KE rounds don't really work out of them

HEAT-FS

This is actually training round made from gypsum. The bang, weight and flight trajectory are exactly the same as real round.

​@@tauriseppLooks like it has the same M8C .50 cal spotting rifle mounted on the top of the gun like the 106mm M40 recoiless rifle

@@heinersaller5374 there is a spotting rifle on top of main gun. It is 308 semiauto with 20 rounds magazine. Bullet trajectory is the same as main gun. Tracer rounds are used in this spotting rifle. Shooter will do pop-pop-pop with spotting rifle and when sees a hit on target will send main round with a flick of a switch.

This was surplus training ammo, close to last due date. Real AT ammo for this cannon costs approx 200€ per pop.

wow cheap lol@@taurisepp

You know you have to train for war. Under fire and under stress this become much harder. Practice like this rapid fire drill is important. Imagine if your position is under assault from multiple armored vehicles. Being able to hit target in rapid succession is the difference between life and death. So no, it's not a waste of ammo.

Its training ammo, full war shoot is earsplitting and have a huge back blast.

@@larryjsmith2767 Usually you ambush with 1-2 shots from a hidden position and then change position in delaying AT fighting.

Its just remnants of propellant and inernal packaging of the round burning.

idk what you are sayin but i agree

같은 90미리긴한데, 저 친구는 거치형+장포신으로 만든거라 포구속도가 3배정도 높고, 원거리 정확도도 높음

​@@GreenHoodi- No tienes traductor de UA-cam ??

@@-vtm.9432 Nein