The ZIS-3 is a Soviet 76.2 mm field gun developed during World War II. It was designed for versatility, serving as both an anti-tank and artillery piece. Its lightweight and effective design allowed for easy mobility on the battlefield, making it a valuable asset for Soviet forces. Introduced in 1942, the ZIS-3 became one of the most widely used artillery pieces by the Soviet Union. It was known for its high rate of fire and accuracy, contributing significantly to the success of Soviet offensives. The gun's design influenced many post-war artillery systems around the world.