Soldato
german attackers, top of tier 3, meaning if you didnt buy all the turd ju87's youve gotta go through them first!
german attackers, top of tier 3, meaning if you didnt buy all the turd ju87's youve gotta go through them first!
Is the ju87 with 37mm cannons any good?
its ok when you get a hit, but only holds 6 rounds per gun, so is out of ammo in about 3 secs
its amazingly satisfying to rip a yaks wing off, no matter what plane you're flying
yup, you will be receiving my first 75mm test round too I reckon
I have been lurking for a while, whilst I got the hang of my wings.
I would like to join the squadron.
name: PoDGO
and very welcome you are sir....either myself or 1 of the other officers will add you shortly (if not already done)
a note to anyone else wishing to join. please don't forget to post up in the forum here with your user name. no anonymous applications will be accepted.
see you all in the skies soon
LOL. I was thinking about using it against tanks. Here are you guys thinking about dogfighting in a Ju-87 with 20mm cannons!
LOL. I was thinking about using it against tanks. Here are you guys thinking about dogfighting in a Ju-87 with 20mm cannons!
used to thing 37mm did the job. It does if you get an accurate hit but not all the time. Since i got the 45MM cannons 1 hit would tear a plane to shreds. Cant wait for the 57mm Ki 102
what are the 45 mm canons on? some awful jap plane??
You should see what other shenanigans we get upto esp when we've been drinking.
Naaaa the russian flying tanks the mighty Yak 9K
Yak-9T modified with a 45 mm NS-45 cannon with 29 rounds and a distinctive muzzle brake to deal with the massive recoil. Firing the cannon at speeds below 350 km/h (220 mph) caused dramatic loss of control and tossed the pilot back and forth in the cockpit; however, accurate shooting was possible at higher speeds and in 2–3 round bursts. The recoil also caused numerous oil and coolant leaks. The heavy cannon installation degraded performance sufficiently to require fighter escort. Yak-9K saw only limited use due to unreliability of the NS-45