Detailed Study - Small Arms Ammunition Flashcards
Detailed study: SAA
List the detail of a .22 LR T22
5 points
T22 win
Used by cadets (not on cadets)
Long rifle cartridge
Lead projectile
Commerical grade, not military Function
Detailed study: SAA
List the broad details for CART .223 REM & CART 5.56MM
2 points
Rimless brass cart cases
Boxer type percussion primers
Detailed study: SAA
List details for .223 REM PSP R223R1 55GR
5 points
Manafact: Winchester
Proj:
- Soft jacketed
- lead core for rapid expansion
Single base prop: BM2
Operating limit for firing -6 to +44 degrees
Use: indoor training action
Detailed study: SAA
List the details for .223 REM Swiss P STYX ACTION 69GR
5 points
Manafac by RUAG - Swiss P suite
Proj:
- lead alloy core
- brass jacket
Hyper expanding hollow point bullet
max TX of energy
double base propellant
Detailed study: SAA
List the 5.56mm natures worth knowing
13 points
Ball F1 +
Special Ball LR MK 282 Mod 1
Ball M855A1 + and Trace M856 A1 +
AP3 M995 +
FX Marking (red/White)
- Paint sim munition
- 2 year shelf life before plastic coating hardens
Ballistite
- Used for rifle grenades/launching RAS lines
Rifle Grenade
Blank F3A1 +
Blank M200 (brass catridge)
Ball L123A2 NRR
- NRR = NATO Reference Round
- Used as a baseline to test all other 5.56mm rounds
- Baseline pressure created to compare others
RRTA +
- Reduced range target ammo
- Designed to reduce ricochets
- Copper frangible round
CTR
- Close target ammo
- Designed to reduce ricochets
- Generally indoor/super close range use
MK255 RRLP
- Reduced ricochet, low penetration
- Jacketed frangible round
- Allows frangible use with suppressors without filling them with crap
Detailed study: SAA
List the details for CART .308 WIN 130GR HP X13038
4 points
Projectile: SPeers S2005 JHP
Commercial round – single or double propellant
Expands on impact. Used by SF.
Being replaced.
Detailed study: SAA
List the details for CART .308 WIN SWISS P TAC
5 points
Manafac: RUAG - Swiss P suite
Proj:
- monolithic CuZn Alloy
- flat sharp edged tip
barrier penetrating sniper round ( barrier blind round, trajectory minimally altered by windows etc)
high first hit probability
Double base propellant
Detailed study: SAA
List types 7.62mm natures worth knowing
NULL
Detailed study: SAA
List the broad details CART .50 / 12.7mm natures
2 points
Rimless brass cartridge
boxer type percussion primer
Detailed study: SAA
List the .50 CAL//12.7mm natures worth knowing
.50 CAL Ball F1 Blank F3 Ball M33 Tracer M17 AP M2 API M8 API-T M@) SLAP-T
12.7: MP NM 140 MP-T NM160 APi-S NM173 Blank FN179 (obselete)
Detailed study: SAA
List the details of .50Cal API-T M20
5 points
AP proj from manganese molybdenum alloy
Alloy core machined at a steepened at nose
creates a void to allow for incendiary component
recess in base for tracer
One other point
Detailed study: SAA - MP round
How is a MP round designed, ie what it should not require?
To not require a primer detonator or sensitive explosive in the explosive chain
Detailed study: SAA - MP round
List tech data for the 12.7mm MP NM 140 Raufoss round
Construction Materials - common to all NM MP rounds
- Projectile: Jacket is Copper/zinc alloy.
- Body: is manganese/lead alloy.
- Core: is tungsten carbide/cobalt alloy. Incendiary composition and High
- Explosive.
- Sealing: disc is lead antimony. (except trace)
- Case: Brass
Propellant Type: NC1214. Propellant Qty: 15gm. Primer Type: Boxer. Projectile Mass: 43gm. Dimensions (mm) (L x Ø base x Ø neck x Ø round): 138.43 mm / NK / 14.224 / 12.979.
Colour:
Green tip, 16mm deep.
Markings:
The cartridge case is head stamped with the case manufacturers monogram and 2 digits representing the year of case manufacture
Detailed study: SAA - MP round
List the steps in the functioning of the 12.7mm MP NM140 Raufoss round on impact on a hard target
4 points
Nose of the projectile is compressed and the incendiary ignited.
Projectile passes through the target, pressure continues to build up within the nose and the incendiary composition ignites the high explosive.
Increase in pressure deflagration turns to detonation, producing blast and fragments.
The second incendiary charge then ignites and burns for approx. 1 second.