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A fixed 100 mm round for the 100 mm antitank guns T-12 and MT-12, consisting of an assembled steel cartridge case with full propellant charge and a TNT-filled high-explosive projectile M82 fitted with a UTIU M85P1 fuze and a No12 tracer, intended for direct and indirect fire against personnel, light fortifications and unarmoured or lightly armoured vehicles.
A fixed 100 mm round for the 100 mm antitank guns T-12 and MT-12, made up of an assembled steel cartridge case and a high-explosive antitank tracer projectile M15 filled with FO-4.5S explosive and fitted with a UT-PE M87P1 fuze and a No12 tracer, intended for antitank combat and demolition of facilities.
A 122 mm blank round made up of a cartridge case M78 loaded with a propellant charge and igniter and fired by a gun primer KT M71, used to simulate live firing during manoeuvres, exercises and tactical operations and for gun salutes.
A 125 mm round with a training HEAT-T projectile M17 carrying a No 12 tracer and a base propellant charge M88, used for antiarmour direct-fire training with the 125 mm tank gun.
A separately loaded 152 mm round combining a TNT-filled high-explosive projectile M88 with a reduced variable propellant charge M77, fired from the 152 mm gun-howitzer D-20 and the 152 mm gun-howitzer M1937 against personnel, light fortifications and unarmoured or lightly armoured vehicles.
A separate-loaded 155 mm round pairing a high-explosive projectile M101 with an MC zone 9 propellant charge, intended for the destruction of personnel, light fortifications and unarmoured or lightly armoured vehicles.
A separately loaded 155 mm round pairing the illuminating projectile M485A2, assembled with an illuminating torch, with propellant charge M3A1 to light the battlefield; its electronic time fuze UTE M10 is timed with a UTIF setter before firing from the 155 mm howitzers M109/M126A1, M109A1/M185 and M198/M199.
Fuze
electronic time fuze UTE M10, set with UTIF setter
Calibre
155 mm
Projectile muzzle velocity
385 m/s (M109/M126A1), 381.7 m/s (M109A1/M185), 380.1 m/s (M198/M199)
A separately loaded 155 mm round combining the white phosphorus projectile M110A2 with propellant charge M3A1 to create a smoke screen on the battlefield, fired from the 155 mm howitzers M109/M126A1, M109A1/M185 and M198/M199.
Maximum range
9800 m (M109/M126A1), 9800 m (M109A1/M185), 9800 m (M198/M199)
A 76 mm blank (salute) round for live fire simulation during manoeuvres, exercises and tactical operations and for gun salutes, consisting of a 76 mm M72P1 cartridge case filled with a propellant charge and igniter, with gun primer KT M71.
A 76 mm blank (salute) round for live fire simulation during manoeuvres, exercises and tactical operations and for gun salutes, consisting of a 76 mm M48 B-1 cartridge case filled with a propellant charge and igniter, with gun primer KT M71.
CS-filled irritant can launched from an 82 mm vehicle launcher for crowd control over a 75-100 m area.
Mass
1140 g
Diameter
82 mm
Height
152 mm
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