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127mm L54 PFFC

127mm L54 PFFC

Region

Italy
Italy

Category

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

The projectile shell is fitted with tungsten cubes. The projectile consists of a steel shell filled with high explosive and fitted with a proximity fuze. The 127mm PFFC projectile is designed and manufactured by Simmel Difesa to be fired by the 127mm L54 OTO Melara automatic gun127mm L54 U. S. gun and the 127mm L64 OTO Melara Lightweight gun. The 127mm PFFC is the latest addition to the127mm L54 family. This projectile has the sameexternal ballistics of the HE projectile, but it isfitted with about 2,270 tungsten

cubes, lined to the steel shell, that enhances its effectiveness,especially for shore bombardment mission. For naval gunfire support, the availability of a Height-Of-Burst (HOB) fuze makes the PFFCextremely effective when a large area is to be cleared. In this case, a detonation at a few metersabove the ground ensures the distribution of fragments over a large area.
Tech Specs
TypePFFC
Caliber127mm
Projectile mass32kg
Projectile length661mm
Projectile filling (Comp. B)4.1kg
Fuze*VTPA FBO 127 (Proximity fuze)
FragmentsTungsten
Muzzle velocity at 32°C808m/s
Maximum range20,750m
Operational temperature-31°C to +55°C
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