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BZ-75
🇨🇳 China
Heavy

BZ-75

In the 1960s, amid tense relations with the U.S.S.R., China came up with the concept of creating "frontier-covering forces." The main firepower of this formation was to be units with "frontier-covering tanks" in service. One of the projects for such vehicles was the BZ-75, developed in 1975 using the experience gained developing the WZ-111 heavy tank. While working on the turret, engineers incorporated the design features of the WZ-1224 project. No BZ-75 prototypes were manufactured.

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Modules

Gun
Turret
Engine
Suspension
Radio

Performance Stats

Firepower
Caliber
152mm
Damage (avg)
650HP
Penetration (avg)
258mm
Reload Time
18.00s
Aim Time
2.90s
Dispersion
0.420m
Rate of Fire
3.33/min
Depression
8°
Elevation
20°
Mobility
Top Speed
30km/h
Reverse Speed
15km/h
Hull Traverse
30°/s
Engine Power
800HP
Engine Fire Chance
0.1%
Survivability
Hit Points
2500
Hull Front
200mm
Hull Sides
110mm
Hull Rear
60mm
Turret Front
330mm
Turret Sides
165mm
Turret Rear
70mm
View Range
390m
Turret Traverse
24°/s
Signal Range
750m