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The set consists of 12 projectiles (six of each
type) and 6 shells extra.
There are two types of projectiles in the set:
standard armour-piercing shell (APC) M51 and
high-explosive shell (HE) M63.
Anti-tank gun M6 was the main armament of light
tanks M3/M5 Stuart and was the back up gun for
tanks M3 Lee/Grant. Because even in 1943 it was
not effective enough in fighting against enemy
tanks, it became the equipment of armoured cars,
which were generally used for reconnaissance. |
American
37mm Ammo for Tank Barrel M6
A35-028
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The set
consists of 9 projectiles (three of each type) and
twelve extra shells.
There were three types of ammunition used in
KwK39: standard armour-piercing shell
Pzgr.Patr.39, armour-piercing sabot Pzgr.Patr.40/1
and high-explosive shell Sprgr.Patr.40/1.
Long barrel KwK39 was the equipment of Pz III and
thanks to its ammunition was able to fight with
Soviet tanks T-34. In North Africa Allies called
the long barrel version of Pz.Kpfw III "Mark
3 Special". |
German
50mm Ammo for Tank Gun KwK39 L/60
A35-026
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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 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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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 |
