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53-OF-412
The 53-OF-412 (RU: 53-ОФ-412) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 100 mm, nose-fuzed, spin-stabilised, high explosive fragmentation (HE-Frag) projectile. Overview The 53-OF-412 is thought to be developed during World War Two (WWII) for use with high velocity and pressure 100 mm tank guns and field guns. Due to the high firing stresses, the 53-OF-412 projectile's sidewalls and base are relatively thick and its inertial capacity...
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