The B-10 gun consists of a smoothbore barrel equipped with a breech mechanism featuring a nozzle that ensures a recoilless effect, as well as a tripod mount. The mount includes traversing and elevating mechanisms, along with auxiliary wheels that allow the gun to be moved and positioned for combat. For long-distance transport, the gun was disassembled and packed into a transport crate. On the left side of the barrel are the sights—a mechanical sight and a PBO-2 optical sight—while the firing mechanism is located on the right side. The B-10 was introduced into the Polish Armed Forces in the second half of the 1950s.
Technical specifications of the B-10 gun:
Caliber: 82 mm
Range: 4,470 m (indirect fire), 390 m (effective range for direct fire)
Muzzle velocity: 320–322 m/s
Rate of fire: 6 rounds per minute
Length in traveling configuration: 191 cm
Weight: 86 kg (barrel: 48.7 kg)
Elevation/traverse: -20° to +35° (vertical), 360° (horizontal)
Crew: 3 soldiers
