Object 120
Tier 0 · ussr · AT-SPG · Escalation
About
Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, the Soviet Union pursued several tank designs that incorporated large-caliber guns in order to damage enemy tank armor more effectively. One such design was the SU-152 Taran, also known by its factory designation: the Object 120. The single prototype, built in 1965, featured a 152.4mm M-69 Taran rifled gun. However, other weapon systems like the 125mm smoothbore cannon ultimately proved more effective, and the Object 120 was not produced further.
Survivability
Hit points
2,050
View range
520 m
Signal range
550 m
Engine fire chance
12%
Armor (mm)
Front
Sides
Rear
Hull
30
15
10
Turret
30
15
10
Gun · 152.4 mm Smoothbore cannon M-69 v2
Caliber
152 mm
Rate of fire
3.75 rpm
Reload
16 s
Aim time
2.5 s
Dispersion @ 100 m
0.37 m
Gun arc
5° / 15°
Traverse
24°/s
Ammo
44
Mobility
Top speed
63 km/h
Reverse
18 km/h
Engine
480 hp
Power/weight
17.8 hp/t
Hull traverse
36°/s
Turret traverse
26°/s
Shells
ARMOR_PIERCING_DS
850 dmg (638–1063)
398 mm pen (299–498)
HOLLOW_CHARGE
850 dmg (638–1063)
480 mm pen (360–600)
HIGH_EXPLOSIVE
1100 dmg (825–1375)
150 mm pen (113–188)
Marks of Excellencesample size 65 · updated 5/23/2026
1 mark
1,832
avg damage
2 marks
3,186
avg damage
3 marks
0
avg damage