Brass case CuZn30

Bullet FMJ 124 gr, lead core, brass jacket CuZn10 or CuZn30

Bullet FMJ 115gr, lead core, brass jacket CuZn30

Primer Boxer

Production standard C.I.P.

Steel case

Lacquered or copper plated

Bullet FMJ 123 gr, soft steel core, tombac or copper jacket

Primer Boxer

Production standard C.I.P.

Steel case, brass plated

Bullet FMJ 146 gr, lead core, bi-metalic jacket

Berdan primer

Production standard C.I.P.

Brass case CuZn30

Bullet FMJ 124gr & 115gr, lead core, brass jacket CuZn₃₀

Boxer primer

Production standard C.I.P.

Rounds contain armor-piercing incendiary bullet used against enemy personnel, light armored vehicles, and low-flying airborne targets;

Cartridge weight: 131-135 g;

Bullet weight: 49 g

Cartridge length: 146-1,5 mm

Muzzle velocity: 810-825 m/s

Maximum range: 3 500m.

Rounds contain armor-piercing incendiary bullet used against enemy personnel, light armored vehicles, low-flying airborne targets, or target designation;

Cartridge weight: 128 g;

Bullet weight: 45,5 g

Cartridge length: 146-1 mm

Muzzle velocity: 845 m/s

Maximum range: 3 500m.

Rounds contain armor-piercing incendiary bullet used against enemy personnel, light armored vehicles, and low-flying airborne targets;

Cartridge weight: 190-200 g;

Bullet weight: 66,7 g;

Cartridge length: 156-1,5 mm

Muzzle velocity: 995-1 015 m/s.

Rounds contain armor-piercing incendiary bullet used against enemy personnel, light armored vehicles, and low-flying airborne targets, or for target designation;

Cartridge weight: 190-200 g;

Bullet weight: 57-60 g;

Cartridge length: 156-1,5 mm

Muzzle velocity: 995-1 015 m/s.

High explosive rounds are used for VOG-17 automatic grenade launcher and similar types. The round is effective against enemy infantry in open terrain or light shelters.

Rounds are compatible with automatic guns 2A38, 2A42, 2A72 mounted on infantry fighting vehicles BMP-2, BMP-3, BMD-2, BMD-3, and BTR-80A.

30×165 mm rounds are used to defeat enemy manpower, air, and ground unarmored and light armoured targets.

Thermobaric grenade, 40 mm round TB-7V is designed for firing from RPG-7 and RPG-7V.

The grenade consists of a rocket motor PG-7DM and thermobaric warhead TB-7 which is made of the aluminum body filled with thermobaric explosive TBS.

GHE-7V fragmentation grenade is used against enemy personnel in the open, in trenches, light-field type shelters or against enemy light armored/unarmored vehicles.

GHE-7V can be fired from RPG-7V-type anti-tank grenade launchers.

The BTB-7V 106/40 round is used against enemy personnel in the open, in trenches, light-field type shelters or reinforced-concrete, stones, or brick structures.

The rounds can also be used against light-armored vehicles.

82 mm mortar bomb is used against static unprotected targets, enemy personnel, transport convoys, and gun nests.

The rounds can by used in T-54, T-55, and cannon 100 mm.

Types available: HE, AP-T, HEAT-T, APFSDS-T

The round may be used in the D-30 cannon or 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer.

The rocket is used in the RM-70 and B-21 GRAD rocket launchers..

HE: High-explosive round is used mainly against enemy personnel and to destroy buildings.

HEAT-T: Anti-tank round with the inner shaped charge.

HEAT-PRACTICE-T: This high-explosive round is intended for the purpose of tank crew training.

APFSDS-T: This armour-piercing cartridge consists of a fin-stabilized subprojectile and a tracer assembly attached to the rear of the fin.

Artillery high-explosive frag rounds are against enemy personnel in the open or in field shelters, artillery sites, or engineering constructions.

The alloy body of the hand grenade featuers horizontal and vertical lines to ensure easier fragmentation. Explosive is put inside the grenade body.

Anti-tank grenade, 40 mm Round HEAT-T (PG-7VM) for RPG-7 is designed for use against hostile armored vehicles, mechanized troops and manpower in field-type and urban-type shelters.

73 mm caliber PG-15V round is designed to be fired from 2A28 Grom gun.

The rounds are used against battle tanks, self-propelled howitzers or other armored targets; use against enemy personnel in different types of shelter is possible as well.

The 81-mm High-Explosive mortar bomb AR-M81 is intended for effective engagement of troops, shelters and light-armoured targets.

The ammunition is intended for use with 81-mm smooth-bore mortars including the following:
· M1
· M29
· M252
· L16A1 and L16A2
· Hirtenberger M8-111
· Hirtenberger M8-211

The ammunition is safe in storage and handling and insures reliable operation of the mortar systems in all weather conditions.

The 60 mm High-Explosive Mortar Bomb AR-M60 is intended for engagement of troops in open or in light shelters.

The ammunition is designed for use with the 60 mm smooth-bore mortars, including the following:
· M2
· M19
· M224
· Hirtenberger “Commando”
· Hirtenberger M6-111 and M6-211

The ammunition is safe in storage and handling and ensures the reliable performance of the mortar systems in all weather conditions.

This smoke cartridge is fired in 60mm mortars M2 or M19 and is used for screening and spotting.

The complete round consists of a projectile body with a PD fuze, a fin assembly and a 2 inch extension, four increments of propellant charge, an ignition cartridge, and a percussion primer. The projectile body is a relatively thin walled steel cylinder with a conical base, and is filled with a charge of white phosphorous. The base is internally threaded to accept the fin assembly.

The projectile nose is fitted with a steel adapter, internally threaded to accept the fuze, and designed to hold the sleeve of the burster assembly. One of two types of burster assemblies is used, differing only in the construction of the steel burster casing. Both carry the same designation. The burster charge consists of tetryl pellets under pressure, and the burster casing is press-fitted into the adapter in the projectile nose.

The 120-mm High-Explosive Mortar Bomb VOF-843B is intended for effective engagement of troops, shelters and  lightly armoured targets.

The ammunition is designed for use with 120-mm smoothbore mortars including the following:
· Mod. 1938
· Mod. 1943
· 2B11 “Sani”
· 2S12 “Sani”
· V-24

The ammunition is safe in storage and handling and ensures reliable performance of the mortar systems in all weather conditions.

Smoke mortar round is a special ammunition, designed for screening the enemy observation and command posts, firing positions of batteries and fire emplacements.

The ammunition is designed for use with 120-mm smoothbore mortars including the following:
· Mod. 1938
· Mod. 1943
· 2B11 “Sani”
· 2S12 “Sani”
· V-24

The ammunition may be used for many other tactical tasks.

The 120 mm Mortar Illuminating (MILL) round is used for illumination of target areas during night missions or low visibility conditions.

The round functions by way of a time fuze, in a height from 500 m to 700 m wherein the front and rear body are split, ejecting the parachute and illumination kit.

Round is delivered as a ready to fire in 2-round containers, equipped with fuze and charge system.

The product is intended to be fired from 125mm 2A-46 tank gun for destroying enemy manpower and fire arms in the open and in field-type shelters, also for fighting artillery , mortars, missile launchers and vehicles and light armoured vehicles and equipment.

The product is intended to be fired from 125mm 2A-46 tank gun for destroying enemy manpower and fire arms in the open and in field-type shelters, also for fighting artillery , mortars, missile launchers and vehicles and light armoured vehicles and equipment.

The product is intended to be fired from 125 mm D-81 (2A46) tank gun at modern updated tanks with combined armor protection.

The product is intended for direct fire against tanks, armoured personnel carriers,self-propelled guns and other armoured targets.

In case of need, the round may also successfully be used for firing against vertical walls of heavy fortifications.