T-10B
Tier 0 · ussr · heavy · Escalation
About
The last vehicle in the IS line, the IS-10 was renamed the T-10 after Stalin’s death and accepted into service in 1953. The role of this large tank, which featured a 122mm gun, was to provide long-range fire support for T54/55 vehicles. The T-10B variant was introduced in 1957, offering two-plane gun stabilization and improved sighting. The T-10 and its variants remained in use until 1997.
Survivability
Hit points
2,500
View range
450 m
Signal range
510 m
Engine fire chance
15%
Armor (mm)
Front
Sides
Rear
Hull
160
120
60
Turret
250
129
90
Gun · 122 mm M62-T2U
Caliber
122 mm
Rate of fire
8 rpm
Reload
7.5 s
Aim time
2.3 s
Dispersion @ 100 m
0.28 m
Gun arc
5° / 15°
Traverse
26°/s
Ammo
40
Mobility
Top speed
50 km/h
Reverse
19 km/h
Engine
700 hp
Power/weight
14.0 hp/t
Hull traverse
32°/s
Turret traverse
28°/s
Shells
ARMOR_PIERCING_DS
440 dmg (330–550)
348 mm pen (261–435)
HOLLOW_CHARGE
440 dmg (330–550)
520 mm pen (390–650)
HIGH_EXPLOSIVE
550 dmg (413–688)
120 mm pen (90–150)
Marks of Excellencesample size 84 · updated 5/23/2026
1 mark
1,633
avg damage
2 marks
0
avg damage
3 marks
0
avg damage