First stable release featuring the M109A6 and 2S19 with physical ammo racks, manual loading, selectable charges, ACU/ASUNO ballistic computers and guided ammunition support.
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Ranking
Popular#200090.5Falling#138278.2
20Serversrunning this mod
54Observed players nowon servers reporting this mod
6.8kEstimated player-hours (7d)7-day data
DeploymentTop 9%91.4ahead of 91% of tracked mods by servers running it
ActivityTop 11%89.1ahead of 89% of tracked mods by play on those servers
Popularity90.5deployment and activity combined
How those 20 installs happen95% traced
Not identified as a dependency11
Required by another mod8
Unknown1
Last 30 days
Servers, last 30 days
20 latest31 peak, 20 Sept17 low, 29 Sept
40200
19 Sept4 Oct19 Oct
Servers reporting the mod in each hourly observation. Last 30 days.
Daily values
Servers, last 30 days, one row per day (UTC)
Day
Last
Peak
Low
Obs.
19 Sept
26
28
24
9
20 Sept
29
31
27
24
21 Sept
27
29
25
24
22 Sept
23
27
22
24
23 Sept
26
27
22
24
24 Sept
28
28
25
24
25 Sept
24
29
22
24
26 Sept
24
26
21
24
27 Sept
22
27
22
24
28 Sept
23
24
20
24
29 Sept
20
22
17
24
30 Sept
22
23
20
24
1 Oct
22
24
21
24
2 Oct
22
24
22
24
3 Oct
21
26
21
24
4 Oct
25
26
20
24
5 Oct
21
25
19
24
6 Oct
21
22
20
24
7 Oct
23
23
21
24
8 Oct
21
22
19
24
9 Oct
21
23
18
24
10 Oct
23
24
21
24
11 Oct
23
26
21
24
12 Oct
23
23
21
24
13 Oct
22
23
21
24
14 Oct
19
23
19
24
15 Oct
18
20
17
24
16 Oct
20
22
17
24
17 Oct
22
24
19
24
18 Oct
20
23
20
24
19 Oct
20
23
20
15
Observed players, last 30 days
35 latest207 peak, 19 Sept0 low, 30 Sept
2501250
19 Sept4 Oct19 Oct
Sampled player counts on servers reporting the mod; not unique players. Last 30 days.
Daily values
Observed players, last 30 days, one row per day (UTC)
Day
Last
Peak
Low
Obs.
19 Sept
30
207
30
9
20 Sept
10
156
5
24
21 Sept
12
161
4
24
22 Sept
12
136
4
24
23 Sept
20
175
1
24
24 Sept
21
138
4
24
25 Sept
15
153
2
24
26 Sept
12
134
4
24
27 Sept
8
167
3
24
28 Sept
9
166
1
24
29 Sept
4
125
1
24
30 Sept
5
118
0
24
1 Oct
3
116
1
24
2 Oct
8
131
0
24
3 Oct
41
148
5
24
4 Oct
9
138
1
24
5 Oct
13
124
7
24
6 Oct
1
123
1
24
7 Oct
5
128
0
24
8 Oct
7
114
3
24
9 Oct
11
135
7
24
10 Oct
50
153
4
24
11 Oct
9
154
4
24
12 Oct
5
154
1
24
13 Oct
11
116
0
24
14 Oct
3
119
1
24
15 Oct
9
104
1
24
16 Oct
32
127
2
24
17 Oct
36
146
4
24
18 Oct
2
129
0
24
19 Oct
35
35
1
15
Calculated Oct 19, 2026, 2:56 PM UTCDerived from observed server and mod activity. Trend positions describe recent observed change, not future adoption.
Summary
First stable release featuring the M109A6 and 2S19 with physical ammo racks, manual loading, selectable charges, ACU/ASUNO ballistic computers and guided ammunition support.
Official Workshop description
2-7 SELF-PROPELLED HOWITZERS
2-7 Self-Propelled Howitzers brings two crew-operated artillery platforms to Arma Reforger:
* M109A6 Paladin for US forces
* 2S19 MSTA-S for Russian forces
Both vehicles use a custom artillery framework focused on physical ammunition, manual loading, selectable propellant charges and coordinated crew operation.
VEHICLE VARIANTS
2S19 MSTA-S
* Base Green
* Camo
* Desert Camo
M109A6 PALADIN
* Base Green
* Base Desert
All variants provide the same gameplay functionality.
PHYSICAL AMMUNITION SYSTEM
Shells and propellant charges exist as separate physical items. The crew must carry, store and load them independently.
The firing cycle is:
Load Shell - Select Charge - Load Propellant - Wait for Gun Ready - Fire
The weapon cannot fire with only a shell loaded. A valid propellant charge must also be inserted, followed by a short readiness delay.
Five propellant configurations are supported:
* Charge 1
* Charge 2
* Charge 3
* Charge 4
* Charge 5
Each charge is a real inventory item. Loading it consumes one corresponding propellant and applies its ballistic configuration to the projectile.
Invalid states are blocked. Propellant cannot be loaded without a shell, and another charge cannot be inserted while one is already loaded.
PHYSICAL AMMUNITION RACKS
Both vehicles use synchronized physical ammunition racks tracking:
* Shell quantities
* Charge 1-5 quantities
* Individual ammunition types
* Physical ammunition visuals
Visible rack ammunition reflects the real vehicle inventory. Adding ammunition creates the correct visual in an available position. Removing or loading ammunition removes it.
Shells and propellant can also be unloaded directly into a crew member's hands for redistribution or resupply.
M109A6 PALADIN
The M109A6 uses manually handled 155 mm projectiles and fully combustible propellant charges.
Features include:
* Physical shell and propellant storage
* Manual shell and charge loading
* Selectable Charge 1-5 configurations
* Synchronized ammunition and weapon states
* Gun-readiness delay
* Conventional, SAL-guided and GPS-guided ammunition
* ACU ballistic computer from 2-7 Ballistic Computer
Because its propellant is fully combustible, the M109 does not eject a separate casing after firing.
2S19 MSTA-S
The 2S19 uses its own ammunition workflow and vehicle-specific loading equipment.
Features include:
* Physical shell and propellant storage
* Manual ammunition handling
* Selectable Charge 1-5 configurations
* Deployable and foldable loading mechanism
* Animated ammunition transfer
* Automatic distribution into available racks
* Conventional, SAL-guided and satellite-guided ammunition
* ASUNO ballistic computer from 2-7 Ballistic Computer
* Physical propellant casing ejection
The loading mechanism recognizes conventional shells, guided shells and propellant charges. Deploy, fold and load operations cannot overlap.
Unlike the M109, the 2S19 ejects the remaining propellant casing after firing. The casing uses physical velocity, rotation, movement randomization and a configurable lifetime.
BALLISTIC COMPUTERS
Both vehicles include faction-specific systems from the separate 2-7 Ballistic Computer mod:
* ACU - Artillery Control Unit for the M109A6
* ASUNO for the 2S19 MSTA-S
They provide ballistic calculation and fire-control for their respective vehicles. Full details are available on the 2-7 Ballistic Computer Workshop page.
PHYSICAL OPERATOR MANUALS
Both ACU and ASUNO include handheld, page-turnable physical manuals built from the Ballistic Table prefab's page system. The prefab was repurposed and rebuilt into dedicated 30+ page operator manuals containing controls, screens, setup, ammunition and guidance procedures, fire-mission workflows, troubleshooting and quick-reference information in the style of real military technical manuals.
SUPPORTED AMMUNITION
Cooperation between 2-7 Self-Propelled Howitzers, 2-7 Ballistic Computer and 2-7 Guidance System enables conventional, SAL-guided and GPS or satellite-guided ammunition.
UNITED STATES
* M107 - Conventional 155 mm HE
* M712 Copperhead - Semi-Active Laser guided
* M982 Excalibur - GPS guided
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
* OF-45 - Conventional 152 mm HE
* 2K25 Krasnopol - Semi-Active Laser guided
* K155 Krasnopol-M2 - Satellite guided
2-7 Self-Propelled Howitzers provides the vehicles, ammunition, racks, loading and firing systems.
2-7 Ballistic Computer provides ACU, ASUNO and ballistic calculation.
2-7 Guidance System provides the in-flight SAL and satellite guidance.
MULTIPLAYER SYNCHRONIZATION
Server-authoritative synchronized states include:
* Ammunition quantities
* Rack visuals
* Loaded shell and propellant states
* Selected charge
* Shell and fuze configuration
* Gun-readiness delay
* Completed firing state
This keeps the crew on the same vehicle state and prevents inconsistent ammunition consumption.
[Added] ACU Manual to US Arsenal
[Added] ASUNO Manual to USSR Arsenal
[Info] ACU & ASUNO Physical Operator Manuals
Both ballistic computers include fully handheld, page-turnable physical manuals. They use the page-flipping functionality of the Ballistic Table prefab, which has been repurposed, modified, and rebuilt into dedicated operator manuals for each system.
Each manual contains 30+ pages of system-specific information, operating procedures, controls, screen descriptions, fire-mission workflows, ammunition/guidance setup, troubleshooting, and quick-reference data, all presented in the visual and structural style of real military technical manuals.