12.7 mm DShK machine gun
Description
The DShK or Degtyaryova-Shpagina Krupnokaliberny (Russian: Дегтярёва-Шпагина Крупнокалиберный; English: Degtyaryov-Shpagin Large Calibre) is an improved version of the 12.7 mm DK machine gun, developed in 1937 with a new belt feed mechanism to remedy the DK's limited magazine capacity.
The DShK was later updated to the DShKM, featuring a new shuttle feed system among other improvments. This modernised variant was adapted by China into the Type 54.
| Name | Main role | Rank | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Type 62 | Light tank |  | IV |
 ZTS63 | Light tank | | V |
 T-34-85 Gai | Medium tank | | III |
 ␗IS-2 (1944) | Heavy tank | | IV |
 Type 59 | Medium tank | | V |
 Type 69 | Medium tank | | V |
 ZTZ59D1 | Medium tank | | VI |
 ZTZ88B | Medium tank | | VI |
 ZTZ88A | Medium tank | | VI |
 ␗ISU-152 | Tank destroyer | | III |
 ␗ISU-122 | Tank destroyer | | III |
 ZTZ59A | Medium tank | | V |
 Type 69-IIa | Medium tank | | V |
 Object 122MT "MC" | Medium tank | | VI |
 T-69 II G | Medium tank | | VI |
 PLZ83-130 | Tank destroyer | | V |
 ▄T-54 | Medium tank |  | V |
 T-44-100 | Medium tank |  | V |
 T-54 (1947) | Medium tank | | V |
 T-54 (1949) | Medium tank | | V |
 T-54 (1951) | Medium tank | | V |
 T-55A | Medium tank | | VI |
 T-55AMD-1 | Medium tank | | VI |
 T-62M-1 | Medium tank | | VI |
 IS-2 (1944) | Heavy tank | | IV |
 IS-2 No.321 | Heavy tank | | IV |
 IS-3 | Heavy tank | | V |
 IS-4M | Heavy tank | | V |
 ISU-152 | Tank destroyer | | III |
 ISU-122 | Tank destroyer | | III |
 ISU-122S | Tank destroyer | | III |
 GAZ-AAA (DShK) | SPAA | | I |
 IS-6 | Heavy tank | | V |
 TO-55 | Medium tank | | V |
 T-55AM-1 | Medium tank | | VI |
 IS-2 "Revenge" | Heavy tank | | IV |
 ▂Type 62 | Light tank | | IV |
 T-10A | Heavy tank | | V |
 G-5 | Boat | | I |
 D-3 | Boat | | I |
 MPK-163 | Heavy boat | | II |
 Pr.123-bis | Boat | | II |
 BMO | Heavy boat | | IV |
 MO-4 | Boat | | I |
 OD-200 | Boat | | I |
 MPK pr.122A | Heavy boat | | II |
 Pr.1124 early | Heavy boat | | II |
 Pr.1124 late | Heavy boat | | III |
 Groza | Frigate | | IV |
 Pr.191 | Heavy boat | | III |
 MBK pr.186 | Heavy boat | | IV |
 MBK-161 late | Heavy boat | | IV |
 Ya-5M | Boat | | I |
 MBK-161 early | Heavy boat | | III |
 MBK pr.186 (MK 85) | Heavy boat | | IV |
 TKA-412 | Boat | | I |
 Pr.1124 MLRS | Heavy boat | | II |
 MPK Pr.122bis | Heavy boat | | II |
 Frunze | Destroyer | | I |
 Opytny | Destroyer | | I |
 Besposhchadny | Destroyer | | I |
 Moskva | Destroyer | | II |
 Soobrazitelny | Destroyer | | II |
 Krasny Kavkaz | Light cruiser | | III |
 Krasny Krym | Light cruiser | | III |
 Kirov | Light cruiser | | IV |
 Parizhskaya Kommuna | Battleship | | V |
 Ognevoy | Destroyer | | II |
 Tashkent | Destroyer | | III |
 Ryany | Destroyer | | II |
 Leningrad | Destroyer | | III |
 Marat | Battleship | | V |
 Stroyny | Destroyer | | III |
 Voroshilov | Light cruiser | | IV |
 Maxim Gorky | Light cruiser | | V |
 Pr.253L | Boat | | II |
 SM-4 | Boat | | I |
 Sevastopol | Battlecruiser | | VI |
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