By Lasse Jensen

Last updated 18 Marts 2002

76.2mm Pushka obr. 1902/30 g L/40
 

General


Designer V.N.Sidorenko (a Schneider-Putilov mod)


76.2mm Pushka obr. 1902/30 g L/40

Original Manufacture Russia
Original Manufacture name 76.2mm Pushka obr. 1902/30 L/40


Is this a license build gun? no


License Manufacture ~
Customer Aim Domestic military, Export
Prototype naming
Indented country naming Russia, 76.2mm Pushka obr. 1902/30 g L/40
Naming variants Germany - '7.62cm FK 295/2(r)'
Finland - '7.62cm K 02-30/40'
reversion models
Licenses build variants
Export variants


Nature of weapon Field gun
Introduction date 1930ties
First action date
Production time
Production number
Crew

Gun dimension


Caliber, bore 76.2mm

Caliber, length/bore L/40
Muzzle brake no
Recoil system
Breech mechanism
Barrel length (all) 
Barrel length (ex breech)
Barrel weight (all)
Weight (firing position) 1350kg
Weight (traveling order)
Length (firing position)
Length (traveling order)
Width (firing position)
Width (traveling order)
Height (firing position)
Height (traveling order)
Ground Clearance (towing)

Gun performers

   

Traverse Right
Traverse Left
Elevation +37°
Depression -3°
Ammunition types 6.23kg -HE
Maximum Range 13.500m -HE
Muzzle velocity 680m/s -HE
Charge weight 1.08kg
Rate of Fire - 30s ~4-5 rounds
Rate of Fire - 4m ~15-20 rounds
Rate of Fire - 10m ~25-35 rounds
Rate of Fire - 1h, sustained ~60 rounds

Carriage

   

Name
Variants
Shield yes
Weight
Wheels (if any) yes
Tyres (if any) no

Towing vehicle

   

Primary type
Trailer

 

History
The L/40 is a modification of the 1902/30 g L/30 gun.

The Finns didn't capture any guns of this type during the Winter War, but 12 were captured during the Continuation War.

More Pictures
76.2mm 1902/30 g L/40        
       
Unknown location        


References: 
Russian Battlefield
The battle of the Winter War
Additional web resources.
Various web notes.

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