The set consists of nine projectiles (four of each
type) with cases and three cases extra.
There three types of ammo used for leFH18 at the
end of the war: standard high-explosive shell
(HE), high explosive anti-tank(HEAT) Gr.39 rot
HI/A, and special armour-piercing projectile (AP)
PzGR42 with distance rings.
Howizter leFH18 was the basic type of German mid
power artillery. Thanks to its simple and reliable
construction, and varied ammunition it was used by
Wehrmacht up to the end of the WWII.
It was used in towed version of the gun, on the
chassis of captured French tanks and, of course,
the infamous SPG "Wespe". |
105mm
leFH18 German 105mm Howitzer Ammo
A35-024
£7.99 |
This set consists of six projectiles (three of
each type) with cases and three cases extra.
There were two types of ammunition used for
howitzer 95mm MkI: standard high-explosive shell
(HE) and high explosive anti-tank(HEAT).
Howitzer 95mm MkI was used on tanks Cromwell and
Churchill serving as infantry support. |
95mm
OQF
British 95mm
Ammo for Tank Howitzer
A35-023
£6.99 |
The set consists of 12 projectiles (six of each
type) and 12 shells.
There are two types of projectiles in the set:
standard armour-piercing shell (AP) and
high-explosive shell (HE).
This type of ammunition was used for anti-aircraft
gun FlaK37 and for its modernized version -
FlaK43. During WWII it was one of basic types of
German anti-aircraft guns, used in soft skinned
vehicles and half-track tractors. |
37mm
FlaK 37/43
German 37mm
anti-aircraft Ammo
A35-022
£7.99
|
The set consists of 9 projectiles (three of each
type) with shells and three extra shells.
There were three types of ammunition used in 6pdr
gun: standard armour-piercing shell (APC/BC) Mk 1,
armour-piercing sabot (APDS) Mk1 and standard
high-explosive shell (HE-Long).
British 6pdr ammuniton used in 1944-45 was more
improved than ammo used during the desert combat
in 1940-43. They started to use new improved
high-explosive shell and special armour-piercing
sabot which made fighting with German armour
vehicles more effective. |
6 Pdr
OQF Mk III/V British 6 pdr OQF Mk III/V
(Late war period)
A35-021
£7.99
|
The set consists of 9 projectiles (three of each
type) with shells and three extra shells.
There were three types of ammunition used in M/OQF
gun: standard armour-piercing shell (AP) M72,
armour-piercing shell (APC/BC) M61 and standard
high-explosive shell (HE) M48.
Not only American but English either didn't have
their own 75mm gun, they modernized a French gun
used during WWI.
The gun was used in American and English tanks,
but in 1944-45 its ammunition had no chance with
Tigers and Panthers. |
75mm M/OQF
Allied 75mm M2/M3 and OQF Mk V
Tank Ammo
A35-020
£7.99 |
The set consists of 9 projectiles (six of each
type) with shells and three shells extra.
There were three types of ammunition used in
Panther and Jagdpanzer IV L/70: standard armour-piercing
shell Pzgr.Patr.39, armour-piercing sabot
Pzgr.Patr.40 and high-explosive shell
Sprgr.Patr.34.
Tank gun KwK40 L/70 was absolutly one of the most
famous guns of WWII. Its accuracy of fire was
perfect and, what's more, it could break down the
front armour of each allied tank |
75mm KwK42
German 75mm Tank Ammo (Panther end
Jagdpanzer IV L/70)
A35-019
£7.99
|
The set consists of 12 projectiles (six of each
type) and four shells.
There are two types of projectiles: standard
armour-piercing shell (AP) and high-explosive
shell (HE).
This ammunition was used in a field gun K18 and
Dicker Max, which was built on a chassis of Pz IV.
There were only two examples of this last vehicle,
which was never produced regularly, but using it
in combat let build a famous Nashorn. |
10.5 cm K18
German 10,5cm Kanone 18 Ammo
(Dicker Max)
A35-018
£7.99
|
This set consists of six pieces of
cartridges (three of each type) with cases and
three cases extra.
There were two types of ammo for 150mm Howitzer :
Standard High-Explosive (HE) Spgr.Patr 36 and High
Explosive Anti-Tank(HEAT) Gr. Patr. 39 HI/A.
Wehrmacht was armed with sFH18 howitzer in 1936,
but its name was supposed to imply it was the old
WWI version of it, in fact its construction was
modern and and very reliable, and the howitzer was
used until WWII end. |
150mm sFH18
German 150 mm Howitzer Ammo
A35-017
£6.99 |
This set consists of six pieces of cartridges
(three of each type) with cases and three cases
extra.
There were two types of ammo for 150mm Howitzer :
Standard High-Explosive (HE) IGr.38 and High
Explosive Anti-Tank(HEAT) Gr. Patr. 39 HI/A.
SIG33 (Schwere Infanterie Geschutz) was a standard
gun giving support attacking infantry. Thanks to
its simply and unfailing contruction it was used
as a towed version and on SPG. |
150mm
SIG33
German 150mm Howitzer Ammo
A35-016
£6.99
|
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US
0.5 cal Cartridge Case for Browning 1919 M2
A35-015
This set consists of twenty pieces of cartridge
cases
£4.99
|
The set consists of nine cartridges
and three cases extra.
The set includes three types of ammo used in 3inch
M-7 gun: standard armour-piercing shell M79,
armour-piercing shell M61A1, standard
high-explosive shell M42A1.
This gun was supposed to be used in TD M10, with
which US army was armed in June of 1942.
Unfortunately, it was designed basing on the
experience of the battles in North Africa, where
German Mk III and Mk IV were the main
antagonists,but in confrontation with German
Tigers and Panthers in France it couldn't manage. |
3-inch M7
US 3-inch ammo for Anti-Tank Gun M7
A35-014
£7.99 |
The set consists of nine cartridges and three
cases extra.
The set includes three types of ammo used in F-34
and ZiS-5 guns: standard armour-piercing cap shell
UBR-350B, sub calibre armour-piercing shell
UBR-350P, standard high-explosive shell UOF-350M.
In 1941 Soviet tanks were armed with F-34 and
ZiS-5 which were first modern long barrel guns in
the world. Thanks to outlet velocity of
projectiles not only they were useful for fighting
with infantry and field artillery, but also for
destroiyng all types of tanks. Unfortunately, poor
quality of Soviet ammo made these guns less
effective. |
76.2mm F-34 / ZiS-5
Soviet 76,2mm ammo for Tank Gun F-34 / ZiS-5
A35-013
£7.99
|
The set consists of nine cartridges
and three cases extra. The set includes three
types of ammo used in FlaK/KwK 36: standard armour-piercing
shell Pzgr.Patr.39, High-explosive anti-tank shell
(HEAT) Gr.Patr.39 HL, standard high-explosive
shell Sprgr.Patr.36.
It was used in German Army (Wermacht) since 1937
and was the most effective anti-tank weapon of
WWII. German soldiers commonly called that "Acht-Acht",
and Allied ones were afraid of it. German Tiger
was famous as a mercyless slayer thanks to "Acht-Acht",
which it was armed with. |
88mm FlaK18,36 / KwK36
German 88mm ammo for A.A. Gun FlaK18,36 and Tank
Gun KwK36 L/56
A35-012
£7.99 |
The set consists of nine cartridges
and three cases extra. The set includes: Armour-Piercing
Discarding Sabot shell (APDS) Mk 1, Standard
armour-piercing shell (APC/BC) Mk 1, Standard
high-explosive shell (HE/Super/HE/T) Mk 2.
A towed version of 17pdr anti-tank gun was used in
British Army in 1942. Because of its weight (more
than two tons) it was unwieldy to use in the
battlefield, but it was perfect as armament of
British AFV, specially famous Sherman Firefly. In
ordnance specialists opinion it was equal to
German gun KwK42 in armour penetration and
accuracy. |
17 pdr OQF
British 17pdr Tank Ammo
A35-011
£7.99 |
This set consists of twenty pieces
of cartridge cases.
Because anti-aircraft FlaK30/38 guns were supplied
from closed magazines, our set consists of empty
cartridge cases only. They were kept in particular
boxes. You can find twenty cases in our set as
there were twenty cases in two magazines. |
German 20mm
Cartridge Cases for FlaK 30/38
A35-010
£4.99 |
This set consists of nine pieces of cartridges
(three pieces of each type) with cases and three
cartridge cases extra.
There were three types of ammo for Pak 40 AT gun:
standard armour-piercing shell Pzgr.Patr.39,
sub-calibre armour-piercing shell Pzgr.Patr.40 and
standard high-explosive shell Sprgr.Patr.34.
In Autumn 1942, when this gun appeared at Eastern
front, it was a real blessing for German soldiers,
who could destroy Soviet tanks from a safety
distance at last. Then that gun was used in more
and more tank destroyers and was an effective
anti-tank weapon to the end of the WW2. |
75mm PaK 40
German 75mm Ammo for Anti-Tank Gun PaK 40
A35-009
£7.99
|
The set consists of twelve pieces of cartridges
(six pieces of each type) and four cases extra.
There are two types of ammo in this set: standard
armour-piercing (AP) and high-explosive (HE)
shells. The Emil's gun was a remade version of
Schwere Flak 39 128mm. This tank destroyer was
used at the Easter front as an experiment to check
how this heavy anti-tank gun works. Despite of
German planners' anxiety, the Russian didn't use
any tanks with the heavier armor than KW-1, and
the function of anti-tank weapon was realized by
tanks with the long-barreled 75 and88mm guns,
which could carry more ammo and shoot more
rapidly. |
128mm Kanone 40 (Pz.Sfl.)
German 128mm Ammo for SPG Pz.Sfl. V
"Sturer
Emil"
A35-008
£7.99
|
This set consists of nine pieces of cartridges
(three pieces of each type) with cases and three
cartridge cases extra.
There were three types of ammo: standard armour-piercing
(APC) M61A1, sub-calibre armour-piercing (HVAP
M93) and standard high-explosive (HE) shells.
This ammo was used for long barreled gun M1, which
was much more powerful than standard gun M3, but
still it was worse than US tankers' nightmare -
long barreled Panther gun. |
76,2mm
US 76,2mm Ammo for Tank Gun M1
A35-007
£7.99
|
The set consists of twelve pieces of cartridges
(six of each type) and six cases extra.
There are two types of ammo: standard armour-piercing
(AP) and sub-calibre armour-piercing (APC/BC)
shells.
This ammo was used in many British tanks and towed
guns and it was used only for tank versus tank
fight, there was no high-explosive shells used. |
2pdr /40mm/
British 2pdr Ammo for Tank Gun
A35-006
£6.99
|
This set consists of eighteen pieces of cartridges
(six of each type) and four cases extra.
There are three types of ammo: standard armour-piercing
Pzgr.Patr., sub-calibre armour-piercing
Pzgr.Patr.40 and standard high-explosive Spgr.Patr.
shells.
They were used for early models of Pz. Kpfw. III
Ausf. A-F and towed gun PaK 35/36. Since 1941 PaK
35/36 was used for half-tracked vehicles such as
Sd.Kfz. 250/10, Sd.Kfz. 251/10, Sd.Kfz. 10. |
37mm PaK 35/36
German 37mm Ammo for Anti-Tank Gun PaK 35/36 and
Tank Gun KwK L/45
A35-005
£7.99
|
This set consists of six pieces of cartridges
(three of each type) with cases and three cases
extra.
There were two types of ammo for 105mm Howitzer M2
used in towed version of howitzer, Shermans, SPG
M7 Priest and M37 tanks: standard high-explosive
shell M60 and high-explosive anti-tank shell M67. |
US 105 mm Howitzer
Ammo
A35-004
£6.99
|
This set consists of nine pieces of cartridges
(three pieces of each type) with cases and three
cartridge cases extra.
There were three types of ammo for ZiS-S-53 and
D-5 used in T-34, KW-85, JS-1 tanks and SPG Su-85:
standard armour-piercing shell UBR-365,
sub-calibre armour-piercing shell UBR-365P and
standard fragmentation shell UO-365. |
85mm ZiS-S-53/D-5 Soviet 85mm Tank Ammo
A35-003
£7.99
|
This set consists of nine pieces of cartridges
(three pieces of each type) with cases and three
cartridge cases extra.
There were three types of ammo for KwK 37/StuK 37
used in tanks and Stugs. After rearming Pz.Kpfw.
IV tanks with the long barrel guns KwK 37 guns
were used in support vehicles as Sd.Kfz. 233,
Sd.Kfz. 234/3, Sd.Kfz. 250/8, Sd.Kfz. 251/9.
Because of a short barrel that gun was called
"Stummel".
These types of ammo are: standard armour-piercing
shell Pzgr. Patr.39, high-explosive anti-tank
shell Gr.Patr. 38 HI/C and standard high-explosive
shell Sprgr.Patr.34. |
75mm KwK 37/StuK
37 German 75mm Tank Ammo
A35-002
£7.99
|
This set consists of nine pieces of cartridges
(three pieces of each type) with cases and three
cartridge cases extra.
There were three types of ammo for KwK 40 / StuK
40 guns used in tanks, Stugs and PanzerJagers:
standard armour-piercing shell Pzgr.Patr.39,
sub-calibre armour-piercing shell Pzgr.Patr. 40
and standard high-explosive shell Sprgr.Patr. 34. |
75mm KwK 40/Stuk
40 German 75 mm Tank Ammo
A35-001
£7.99 |
