The 2S19 Msta-S is a 152.4 mm self-propelled howitzer designed and manufactured by Uraltransmash in the Soviet Union and later in Russia, which entered service in 1989 as the successor to the 2S3 Akatsiya.

Each howitzer platoon has 3x 2S19 Msta 152mm self-propelled howitzers, each crewed by 5 men: an SPG Commander (also Deputy Platoon Commander in the first SPG), SPG Gunner, SPG Mechanic-Driver, and 2 Loaders.

2020年5月7日 · 2s19可以使用各种单独的炮弹装填弹药，从简单的高爆破片弹药到弹匣和制导弹药。 50枚枪弹成堆运输；可以从地面或卡车司机运送。 2A64榴弹炮具有47千克的炮管，能够将高爆炸弹发射到25公里的射程。

2020年5月7日 · At the moment, the 2S19 Msta-S self-propelled howitzer and its modifications are one of the main examples of its class in the Russian army. Together with the older 2C3 "Acacia" they are able to solve all the main fire missions and hit targets at a depth of tens of kilometers.

2025年1月1日 · 2S19“姆斯塔”榴弹炮用于消灭敌战术核弹药运载工具、炮兵连、迫击炮连和火箭连、指挥所、野战筑城工事、坦克和有生力量。 其射程应能阻止敌防御纵深的预备队机动；应能从隐蔽阵地对能观察到和观察不到的目标，包括在山区环境中的目标，进行间接瞄准射击和直接瞄准射击。 还要求它能使用D-20牵引式榴弹炮、2S3和2S5自行火炮的有黄铜药筒和钢药筒变装药的老式制式炮弹。 2S19型自行式榴弹炮，研制采用“金合欢”和“风信子”火炮的试验样车，检验了大威 …

The 2S19 Msta (1988) is a 152.4 mm self-propelled howitzer, c1130 made by Uraltransmash in the Soviet Union until 2019, in service by 1989.

2025年3月3日 · Introducing the 2S19M1 and 2S19M2! In the Hornet’s Sting major update, the 2S19M1 and M2, featuring a long-barreled 152 mm howitzer, an automatic loader and a good selection of shells are coming to the Soviet ground forces tree. Specifically, the 2S19M1 will be in the research line and the 2S19M2 will come as a new Squadron Vehicle.

2S19 MSTA-S自行火炮（俄语：2С19 «Мста-С»，拉丁化：2S19 & #34;MSTA-S&# 34;）是苏联研制的152毫米自走炮，于1989年在苏联陆军投入服务并在1991年苏联解体后被俄罗斯陆军继续使用。 它是基于T-80底盘的车辆，但是使用T-72的柴油发动机。 在乌拉尔运输工程工厂开发。 该火炮的开发和生产的首席设计师是托马佐夫，152毫米2A64炮的设计师是谢尔盖。 ACS 2S19旨在摧毁战术核武器，火炮和迫击炮，坦克和其他装甲车辆，反坦克武器，步兵，防空和导弹防御系 …

The 2S19M2 is a russian SPH at BR 7.3. It features the 2A64M2, a 152mm cannon which is capable of firing the HE shell 3OF45 as well as the APHE shell BR-540B...

A Russian 2S19 Msta-S SPG driving through a field in Ukraine. Visible on Google Earth's 4/6/2022 imagery.