VIII
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122 TM
During the Soviet-Chinese border conflict in 1969, Chinese forces captured a Soviet T-62, which had a significant impact on the development of the 122 TM. In autumn 1970, two prototypes were manufactured featuring additional armament: four anti-tank missiles on the turret's sides and a double-barreled DShK machine gun on the gunner's hatch. During trials in 1971–1973, the construction proved faulty, leading to development being discontinued in 1974.
Modules
Gun
Turret
Engine
Suspension
Radio
Performance Stats
Firepower
Caliber
120mm
Damage (avg)
400HP
Penetration (avg)
233mm
Reload Time
17.50s
Aim Time
2.30s
Dispersion
0.330m
Rate of Fire
3.43/min
Depression
8°
Elevation
15°
Mobility
Top Speed
50km/h
Reverse Speed
15km/h
Hull Traverse
40°/s
Engine Power
580HP
Engine Fire Chance
0.1%
Survivability
Hit Points
1400
Hull Front
120mm
Hull Sides
80mm
Hull Rear
50mm
Turret Front
280mm
Turret Sides
140mm
Turret Rear
70mm
View Range
370m
Turret Traverse
30°/s
Signal Range
750m