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Skyranger 30

Oerlikon Skyranger 30

A vehicle-mounted turret with its own radar fires 30 mm airburst rounds, and optionally short-range missiles, at drones and low-flying aircraft.

$34,000,000 Per vehicle, derived: Germany's EUR 595 million order (including VAT) for one prototype and 18 series Boxer vehicles, about EUR 31 million each, converted at Defense News's own rate (almost EUR 600 million = $650 million). Includes the Boxer carrier, VAT and first-batch costs; not a turret price. Watson cites about EUR 30 million per unit.

Maker	Rheinmetall Air Defence
Origin	Switzerland / Germany
Built	Zurich, Switzerland
Calibre	30 mm
Rate of fire	1,200 rds/min
Max range	3 km
Guidance	Integrated 360-degree 3D AESA search radar (Hensoldt Spexer 2000M on current variants), stabilised electro-optical tracker with laser rangefinders, optional FIRST infrared scanner
Launcher	Unmanned turret on Boxer 8x8 (Germany), Pandur EVO (Austria), ACSV and ground mount (Netherlands), Lynx (Hungary), Piranha V (Denmark)

Rheinmetall's brochure gives a 30 x 173 mm KCE revolver cannon at 1,200 rounds per minute (Watson and Wikipedia say 1,250), 252 ready rounds, effective range up to 3,000 m with gun and 6,000 m with missiles, and a turret weight of 1,800 to 2,300 kg with ammunition. Germany ordered 19 with Stinger missiles and an option for 30 more; Austria ordered 36 and the Netherlands a two-digit number with first delivery at end of 2028. No combat use is confirmed.

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