Soviet-Era M1939 Anti-Aircraft Gun

The Soviet-Era M1939 Anti-Aircraft Gun is a prominent historic artifact manufactured in 1939. This formidable weapon is equipped with dual gunner stations for operators and features a substantial rotating mechanism designed to pivot horizontally over a wide range for targeting airplanes in flight during World War II era warfare. Now residing in Taft, California, this historically significant gun underwent service before being damaged on a battlefield in Cambodia, subsequently acquired by its current owner in 2024. Measuring approximately 13 feet in length and weighing over six tons, the M1939 showcases its original design with visible bolt holes indicative of once-attached components such as the breech mechanism and hydraulic traversing system.

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