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XM2001 Crusader
Upgraded U.S. heavy artillery system equipped with high-explosive fragmentation shells. It features high accuracy and the capability to fire a double shot per salvo at surface targets over long distances.
Characteristics
| Type | Cannon |
| Rarity | Epic |
| Tier | III |
| Control type | Manual |
| Target | Surface |
| Country | USA |
| Date | April 2026 |
| How to obtain |
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| Sell price | 2 500 Gold |
Concept/Prototype
The XM2001 Crusader was a self-propelled howitzer developed by the United States Army in the late 1990s. The project was intended to replace the M109 Paladin, but it was cancelled in 2002 due to budget constraints and changing military priorities.
Statistics
Vital stats
Damage statistics
Weapon statistics
Range
10 km
Ammo count
–
Shots in volley
2
Projectiles per shot
1
Delay between shots
0.18 s
Delay before firing
0 s
Reload time
9.2 s
Fire mode
Automatic
Fire rate
–
Accuracy
100
Recoil
12
Clip size
1
Lock-on time
0 s
Projectile statistics
Projectile start speed
1 069.11 knots
Projectile acceleration
–
Projectile guidance
No
Projectile can ricochet
No
Susceptible to countermeasures
No
