Munition records

The M791 Armour Piercing Discarding Sabot Tracer (APDS-T) round is one of the 25 mm M790-series of 25×137 cannon rounds...

The M792 is a US (Army) high explosive incendiary tracer (HEI-T) 25 mm (25×137) round, which is comprised of a projectil...

The M793 TP-T round is one of 25 mm M790-series Bushmaster family, which in US service originally included: the M791 Arm...

The 53-UOR-281U (УОР-281У) is a 57 mm high explosive incendiary tracer (HEI-T) cannon round. The 53-UOR-281U round co...

The PMB 052 is a 25 mm (25×137) target practice tracer (TP-T) round, comprised of the ULB 052 TP-T projectile and the ca...

The 53-UOR-281 (53-УОР-281) is a 57 mm high explosive incendiary tracer (HEI-T) cannon round. The 53-UOR-281 round co...

The OFZ-30-NR (ОФЗ-30-НР) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation 30 mm (30×155B) high explosive, incendiary (HEI)...

The 53-UOR-167 (53-УОР-167) is a Soviet-era-developed, fixed cannon round that carries a 37 mm nose-fuzed high explosive...

The 53-UOR-167N (53-УОР-167Н) is a Soviet-era-developed, fixed round that carries a 37 mm nose-fuzed high explosive ince...

The 20×82 ammunition family was developed for the World War 2 (WWII)-era German 20 mm MG151/20 aircraft cannon introduce...

The 20×128 ammunition family was developed in Switzerland by Oerlikon in the 1950s for automatic cannon. Later Swiss...

The 20×139 ammunition family was developed in Switzerland by Hispano-Suiza in the late 1940s for their HS 820 20 mm auto...

The 35×228 ammunition family was developed in Switzerland by Oerlikon in the 1950s for their '352 MK' (MK = Maschinenkan...

The M63 is a fixed, 37 mm, base-fuzed, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) cannon round, or simply HE in US terminolo...

The M2 is a fixed, 37 mm, unfuzed, canister round, essentially a large shotgun round, which is used with the M3 series o...

The M51 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing, capped, ballistic-capped, tracer (APCBC-T) cannon round, or simply armour pi...

The M51 is a fixed, 37 mm, target practice tracer (TP-T) round, or simply TP in US terminology of the time, which was us...

The M74 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing tracer (AP-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing (AP) in US terminology...

The M51A1 is a fixed, 37 mm, target practice tracer (TP-T) round, or simply TP in US terminology of the time, which was...

The M51A2 is a fixed, 37 mm, target practice tracer (TP-T) round, or simply TP in US terminology of the time, which was...

The M54 was a fixed, 37 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive tracer self-destruct (HE-T-SD) cannon round, or simply HE in US t...

The M55A1 is a fixed, 37 mm, target practice tracer (TP-T) round, or simply TP in US terminology of the time, which was...

The M59 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing capped tracer (APC-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing, capped (APC) i...

The M59A1 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing capped tracer (APC-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing, capped (APC)...

The M54A1 was a fixed, 37 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive tracer self-destruct (HE-T-SD) cannon round, or simply HE in US...

The M74 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing tracer (AP-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing (AP) in US terminology...

The M80 was a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing tracer (AP-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing (AP) in US terminology...

The M54 was a fixed, 37 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive tracer self-destruct (HE-T-SD) cannon round, which was used by th...

The M80 was a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing tracer (AP-T) cannon round, which was used by 37 mm M4 (T9) and M10 (AN-M10)...

The M55A1 is a fixed, 37 mm, target practice tracer (TP-T) round, which was used by 37 mm M4 (T9, AN-M4) and M10 (AN-M10...