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T-5
The T-5 (Т-5) is a Soviet-era developed, Russian Federation, powder-train time (PTT) fuze with no super-quick (SQ) impact back-up, . Externally, the T-5 is very similar to the non-detonative output T-3 (Т-3) PTT fuze, which is used with shrapnel shells, but internally it differs considerably. The T-5 is thought to have been adopted by the then Soviet Army in the early 1930s, at the same time as the earliest anti-aircraft gun that used it (s...
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