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7.62 × 17 mm
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
China
7.62 × 17 mm
Synonyms 7.65 × 17 mm; 7.62 mm Type 64; 7.62 mm Type 84 Armament 7.62 mm Mini-Pistol Type 84; 7.62 mm Pistol Type 80; 7.62 mm Silenced Pistol, Types 64 and 67; Type 77 pistol. Development This cartridge was developed in the 1960s for use in suppressed pistols and first became known in the West after weapons chambered for it were used in Vietnam . It was originally described as 7.65 mm calibre, but NORINCO now describes it as 7.62 × 17 mm. A recent development in this calibre is the Type 84 cartridge for use in the NORINCO Mini Pistol of the same designation. Description The 7.62 × 17 mm is a conventional rimless design resembling the 7.65 mm Browning although the Chinese round is a true rimless cartridge rather than semi-rimmed. The two rounds are therefore not interchangeable. The case is brass, straight tapered and Berdan primed. The Type 64 cartridge and the standard 7.62 × 17 mm cartridges fire a full metal jacket bullet. The Type 84 fires a semi-jacketed bullet with a protruding core that is said to be incapable of penetrating the passenger compartment of an aircraft at a range of 2 m, but is capable of killing a human from 15 m. The cupro-nickel jacket of the Type 84 has striations at the juncture of the truncated cone penetrator to optimise expansion and tissue destruction. CHINA Manufacturer China North Industries Corporation (NORINCO) Type: Reduced charge ball Type 64: FMJ; 4.8 g; MV 160 m/s Ball: FMJ; 4.72 - 4.87 g; MV 290 - 310 m/s Ball Type 84: 3 g; MV 200 m/sRead More
25 mm Naval cartridge for 110 Series Naval Guns
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
China
25 mm Naval cartridge for 110 Series Naval Guns
Synonyms None Armament M-110 and 110-PM automatic naval guns on 2M3, 2M3M and 2M8 mountings; NORINCO Type 61 twin barrel naval gun. Development This cartridge was developed for use in a twin-barrel 80-calibre naval gun that first appeared soon after 1945. The automatic dual-role gun appeared on numerous mountings and was widely used on light patrol craft and heavier craft distributed to many countries receiving Soviet military aid. It was manufactured in the People's Republic of China as the Type 61 twin-barrel naval gun, also widely exported. The guns are intended for use against both air and surface targets, being effective to ranges of 2,200 m against surface targets and 1,500 m against air targets. Description This round uses a rimless, bottlenecked-lacquered steel case with a sharply stepped shoulder. Two main types of round are known to have been manufactured and they are still in production. One is known as Fragmentation Incendiary - Tracer (FIT), also referred to as HEI-T. The steel projectile incorporates a copper or gilding metal rotating band with a point-detonating all-weather nose fuze containing a self-destruct element. The tracer burns for at least 3 seconds. The second round is an AP-T. The solid steel projectile weighs 281 g and contains a tracer element that burns for at least 4 seconds. It is assumed that training rounds are also available. CHINA Manufacturer NORINCO Type: HEI-T: Round weight 630 g; MV 890 m/s RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND ASSOCIATED STATES (CIS) Manufacturer PRIBOR Type: FIT: See text AP-T: See textRead More
Norinco
Norinco
25 × 218 mm
Ammunition, Missiles and precision weaponsAmmunition, Missiles and precision weapons
China
25 × 218 mm
Synonyms 25 mm Soviet 2-M3 and 2-M8 Armament Naval air defence guns, also Chinese Type 61 naval gun. Development The round appears to have been developed from the 25 × 205 mm round described previously. The case is simply lengthened and adopts a more conventional pattern of extraction groove and rim. There was no increase in ballistic performance, and the change was probably made to simplify ammunition production and gun design. It is used with a 25 mm naval air defence gun, widely employed in the Russian Federation and Associated States (CIS) fleet, usually in the form of twin mountings. It was then distributed to other countries receiving RFAS patrol boats and other vessels. In addition to Russian and Chinese production, described below, it is probably also manufactured in North Korea , though no information is available. As far as can be determined this ammunition is no longer produced within Russia itself. Description The case is rimless and bottlenecked, with a long neck crimped over the lower driving band of the projectile. The projectile of the 23 × 205 mm round, having three driving bands, was originally used and may still be copied, while later projectiles have two driving bands. The cartridge case may be of brass or steel. CHINA Manufacturer China North Industries (NORINCO) Type: HE-I-T: Steel shell loaded 11.5 g RDX; nose impact fuze, probably with self-destruction; 282 g; Mv 880 m/s RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND ASSOCIATED STATES (CIS) Manufacturer State arsenals Type: HE-I-T UOZR-132: Steel shell filled TNT and fitted with base tracer, three copper driving bands; nose impact fuze; 288 g; MV 900 m/s HE-I-T: Steel shell filled TNT and fitted with base tracer, two copper driving bands; nose impact fuze; 285 g; Mv 900 m/s Type: HE-I OZR-85M: Steel shell filled 11 g A-IX-2 high-explosive/incendiary composition; nose impact fuze MG-25; 250 g; MV 900 m/s Type: AP-T BR-85: Pointed steel shot with base tracer; 260 g; MV 900 m/sRead More
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