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57/1936
Introduced in 1936

Calibre 57mm
Barrel length 2565mm / 45 cal
Weight in action 950kg
Elevation -5deg to +25deg
Traverse 60deg
projectile weight 2.75kg
Muzzle velocity 790 m/s (2,591 f/s)
Rate of fire 15 rpm
Maximum effective range 1500m
Armour penetration 71mm at 30deg at 300m

25/1935

Specifications:
Calibre 25x194R mm
Weight 300kg
Length 3.71m
Width 1.05m
Height (at shield) 1.10m
Shield thickness 7mm
Barrel length 1.80m
Rate of fire 25 rpm on fixed target
15 rpm on moving target
Traverse 60°
Elevation -5° to +15°
L.711 telescopic sight magnification 4x
Telescopic sight FOV 10.13°
Telescopic sight range 3450m
Muzzle velocity 920 m/s (3,018 f/s)
Maximum effective range 1500m
Armour penetration 40mm/0° at 500m
32mm/35° at 200m
Accuracy 80x80cm at 800m

25/1931

Weight: 480 kg
Barrel length: 72
Shell: AP
Caliber: 25 x 193.5 R mm
Rate of fire: 15 to 20 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity: 918 m/s (3,011 f/s)
Traverse: 60°
Elevation: -5° to +15°
Effective range: 1000 m
Maximum range: 1800 m

Type 44 (A/B) rifle grenade

The type 44 uses a shaped charge capable of defeating up to two inches of armor. The operator can engage targets or target areas through direct line-of-sight or indirect line-of-sight fire. Developed from the Type 42 anti tank grenade.

Year introduced:1944
Discharger cartridges : for use on rifles chambered for .30 Alcyone (A), .255 Nemesis (B)

Mass: 590 grams
Length: 285 mm
Diameter: 48 mm

Filling: pentolite
Filling weight: 113 grams

76/1937
Projectile :12.9 lb (5.85 kg)
MV : 2,888ft/s (880m/s)
Range : 44,340 ft (13,515m)
Weight : 15,000 lbs (7.5 tons) 6,800 kg
Elevation : -10 to +85
Traverse: 360deg.
ROF : 25rpm
Breech: horizontal block
Carriage: two wheeled split trail carriage with rubber tires.
Notes: evolved from the 76/1918 line of AA guns, uses the breech, recoil system and carriage from the 105/17 M1936. Mounted on a small number of AT-36 chassis to create the TK-36/75

90/1938/44 Anti-Tank and Anti-Aircraft gun
(Based on the American 90mm M1/M2/M3)
MV : HE and AP: 2,700 ft/s, APC: 2,670 ft/s (810 m/s)
Maximum horizontal Range: 62,474 ft. (19,042 m)
Maximum ceiling: 43,500 ft. (13,300 m)
Weight : 16.1 tons (32,300 lbs.) 14,700 kg
Elevation : -10° to +90°
Traverse: 360deg.
ROF : 37rpm
Breech: N/A
Projectile: HE – 23.29 lb (10.56 kg) AP – 23.40 lb (10.61 kg) APC – 24.11 lb (10.94 kg), HVAP 3,350 ft/s (1,020 m/s)
Notes: Used on the TK-36/90 as well as its own carriage mount.

The Atlantean Army leadership had noted that in several instances during war games Anti-Aircraft units had been overrun by armored units and in desperation the AA batteries had turned their guns on the attackers. As a result several AA guns were tested vs. armor and the 90/1938 had proved to be a potent weapon in this role. The weapon was put into service in 1944 hence its /44 addendum to its designation to differentiate it from the AA version.