Bharat Forge Unveils Indigenous Multi-terrain Artillery Gun 155 –BR
India’s Bharat Forge Ltd. launched indigenous Multi-terrain Artillery Gun (MArG) 155 – BR on Tuesday.
The MArG 155 - BR is the only 155mm 39 caliber gun system mounted on 4x4 HMV in the world. The vehicle weighs 18 ton and has the capability to be deployed even in mountain regions. The gun system is equipped with shoot and scoot capability, providing advanced technical performance and high integration. It is capable of firing complete NATO standard and in service ammunition.
The gun system has shoot and scoot capability. It can come into action in 1.5 minute in day and 2 minute in night. Burst rate is 3 rounds in 30 sec, intense rate is 12 rounds in 3 minute and sustained rate is 42 rounds in 60 minute.
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