155 Millimeter Gun Recoil Mechanism

The 155 Millimeter Gun Recoil Mechanism is a component used in guns that fall under the supply class "Guns, Over 150Mm Through 200Mm" in the supply group "Weapons".

The recoil mechanism is responsible for absorbing and controlling the recoil forces generated when the gun is fired. It helps to reduce the backward movement of the gun and allows for quicker repositioning and re-aiming after each shot.

The specific design and features of the recoil mechanism may vary depending on the manufacturer and model of the gun. However, in general, it consists of hydraulic or pneumatic systems that use a combination of springs, dampers, and cylinders to absorb and dissipate the recoil energy. This helps to minimize the impact on the gun carriage and crew, ensuring stability and accuracy during firing.

The 155 Millimeter Gun Recoil Mechanism is specifically designed for guns with a caliber of 155mm, which is a common size for artillery and field guns used by various military forces around the world.