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82 mm Mortar Ammunition
Most 82 mm mortar ammunition originates from that developed for the Soviet-era/Russian M-36 (М-36) mortar in the early 1930s, which is itself a copy of the 81 mm French Brandt Mle. 27/31. Soviet/Russian ammunition would be licenced-produced by the then Warsaw Pact countries, and/or cloned/ licenced-produced by China and many other countries. Countries still using 82 mm mortars would also design, develop, and produce their own ammunition. Si...
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