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20 × 110RB mm

Region
Brazil
United States
Greece
Italy
Spain
Belgium
France
Category
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons
The bottlenecked cartridge case uses a rebated rim, the rim being very obviously smaller than the head of the case. Cases of steel or brass may be found, although the former is not common. Ignition is by a conventional percussion cap pressed into the base of the case. Projectiles vary from solid shot to explosive and incendiary projectiles with impact fuzes. This was developed by Oerlikon in the 1930s and subsequently adopted by the UK and USA during the Second World War. Several other countries took Oerlikon guns
of this chambering into service, and ammunition of this pattern is still widely manufactured. Compatible platforms include oerlikon Mk 4 (US Navy); Oerlikon Mk 2, 3 and 4 (UK); Polsten (UK).