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30x210B Ammunition

30x210B Ammunition

Cannon

The 30×210B (B = Belted) ammunition family was developed for the Nudelman-Nemenov (Нудельмана-Неменова) 30 mm automatic...

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23x152B Ammunition

23x152B Ammunition

Cannon

The 23×152B (B = Belted) ammunition family was developed in the former Soviet Union around 1940 for their Volkov-Yartsev...

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30x155B Ammunition

30x155B Ammunition

Cannon

The 30×155B (B = Belted) ammunition family was introduced in Russian around 1954 for their Nudelman-Rikhter (Нудельман-Р...

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30x165 Ammunition

30x165 Ammunition

Cannon

The 30×165 series of cannon rounds were introduced during the 1970s to replace the then Soviet Union's prior 23 and 30 m...

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3UBR6

3UBR6

Cannon

The 3UBR6 (RU: 3УБР6) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 30 mm (30×165), armour-piercing tracer (AP-T) round...

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3UOF8

3UOF8

Cannon

The 3UOF8 (3УОФ8) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 30 mm (30×165) high explosive incendiary (HEI) cannon r...

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3UOR6

3UOR6

Cannon

The 3UOR6 (RU: 3УОР6) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 30 mm (30×165) high explosive incendiary tracer (HE...

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20x128 Ammunition

20x128 Ammunition

Cannon

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

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35x228 Ammunition

35x228 Ammunition

Cannon

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

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