The 105 mm M1 HE cartridge is a semi-fixed round. The projectile is a free fit in the cartridge case to allow free access to the propellant increments inside the case.

The 105 mm Illuminating projectile is a comparatively thin-walled base-ejection shell fitted with a single drive band. The base of the body is closed by a baseplate held in position with three shear pins.

Semi fixed 122 mm HE ammunition for 122 mm towed howitzer D-30 and self-propelled weapon system 2S1 GVOZDIKA consists of the HE projectile and cartridge case with propelling charge. The HE projectile is equivalent to original projectile 53 OF 462, developed in former USSR. Like propelling charge can be used full charge or reduced charge to ensure wide variety of use in whole range. We offer both complete rounds, projectile with full charge (equivalent to original round 3VOF5) and projectile with reduced charge (equivalent to original round 3VOF6). Our 122 mm ammunition has been supplied to more than 9 countries around the world and MSM GROUP being one of the few companies producing such ammunition within NATO and EU territory ensures maximum quality of production.

The 122 mm BLANK ammunition is semi fixed ammunition. The round is intended to simulate a sound of a shot by fire from 122mm HD-30 howitzer. The ammunition is used during military and tactical exercises, ceremonial salvoes or in areas where ammunition with projectile cannot be used. A complete 122 BLANK ammunition consists of: 1. Special plug instead of projectile 2. Special charge For fire with 122 Blank ammunition the 122 mm howitzer D-30 must be equipped with special muzzle brake limiter. The danger area is about 100 m.

High-Explosive Extended Range projectile with Hollow Base. Projectiles of cal. 152 mm HE ER-HB serve for destruction of stationary targets, places with high concentration of infantry, field covers, light-armoured targets, weapon systems, military and transport equipment etc.

High-Explosive Extended Range projectile with Base Bleed. Long range projectile HE ER-BB is primarily designed for howitzer weapon system 152 mm DANA mod. 77 and modernized DANA-M1 CZ without modification of automatic loading system. The round is divided and consists of 152 mm projectile HE ER-BB and P740 cartridge.

The 152 mm BLANK ammunition for 152 mm SpGH-77 perfectly enables to train activity of loading and shooting alike the utilization of live ammunition. Special plug ensures complete burning of the propelling charge during the fire. Energy created during fire is sufficient to ensure automatic functioning of the weapon system even in extreme conditions. Considering the minimal danger area (80 m) no firing range is demanded for training and cost of training are just fraction of the cost needed for live ammunition fire. The ammunition can be used on ceremonial salvoes too. For fire with 152 Blank ammunition the 152 mm SpGH 77 must be equipped with special muzzle brake limiter.

High Explosive Extended Range projectile with hollow base unit has the same shell body with explosive charge and the same fuze as HE ER-BB projectile.

High Explosive Extended Range projectile with (Base Bleed) has the same shell body with explosive charge and the same fuze as HE ER-BT projectile. But unlike the HE ER-BT projectile.

High Explosive Extended Range projectile with (Boat Tail) is filled with TNT or TNT/RDX (Composition B) explosive in ratio approx. 50/50. The projectile has boat tail screwed on the projectile (shell body) bottom.

High Explosive Extended Range projectile with (BaseBleed) is filled with TNT or TNT/RDX (Composition B) explosive in ratio approx. 50/50. The projectile has base bleed screwed on the projectile (shell body) bottom.

High Explosive Extended Range Full Bore projectile with (Boat Tail) is a long range projectile of modern design where the front centering collar is replaced by four projections, called „nubs“. The projectile has the Boat Tail screwed on its bottom, which ensures range up to 32,000 meters when fired from 45 caliber gun and up to 33,000 meters when fired from 52 caliber gun.

High Explosive Extended Range Full Bore projectile with (Base Bleed) is a long range projectile of modern design where the front centering collar is replaced by four projections, called „nubs“. The projectile has the Base Bleed screwed on its bottom, which ensures range up to 40,000 meters when fired from 45 caliber gun and up to 43,000 meters when fired from 52 caliber gun.

The 155 mm ammunition of 155 mm projectile is designed for destruction of targets or temporary slowing movement of enemy armed forces. The direction of projectile in barrel is arranged in the front part by 2 junction cones and driving band.

Firing Training and Salvo Ultra-Short-Range Blank ammunition for any 155 mm howitzer of 39, 45 or 52 cal.

BMCS is a further developmental stage of the design of charge systems for separated ammunition. These are the 2nd generation modular charges. The complete Bi-Modular Charge System (BMCS) represents in its design substance the solution of charge systems by two types of modules: A bottom Charge module – BC-E and a top Charge module – TC-F. The BC-E module serves for covering of small ranges of fire (it consists of one Zone-1 module and two Zone-2 modules). Type of TC-F module serves for covering of long and maximum ranges of fire (it comprises of three to six modules – Zone – 3, 4, 5 and 6). BMCS is advantageous over conventional cloth bag charges because of simpler operation and reduced logistics during storage, transportation and war scenario.

The M3 series propelling charges are green bag type designed for use in 155 mm howitzers for firing in Zones 1 through 5. The full charge consists of approximately 5.50 pounds of propellant including a base charge and four unequal increment s loaded in cloth bags. The hags are fastened together with four cloth straps sewn to the base and tied on top of Increment 5. Charge M3 is assembled.without flash reducer pads. Charge M3A1 includes 3 flash reducer pads containing potassium nitrate or potassium sulphate. A2 ounce pad is assembled forward of the base charge and there are two 1-ounce pads forward of Increments 4 and 5. The igniter charge of the M3A1 is 3.5 ounces of clean buming igniter (CBI) in a red cloth bag sewn to the rear of the base section. The igniter charge of the M3 is 3 ounces of black powder.

The M4A2 (white bag) Propelling Charge is a separate loading charge used in 155mm howitzers for firing in Zones 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. The full M4A2 Propelling Charge consists of 13.4 lbs (6 kg), of M1 propellant and is divided between a base charge and four unequal increments loaded in white cloth bags. The increments are connected by four cloth tapes sewn to the base and tied on top of increment. The igniter contains clean burning igniter (CBI) in a red cloth pad sewn to the bottom of the base charge. A flash reducer pad containing potassium sulfate or potassium nitrate is installed at the front end of the base pad (Increment 3). The seams in the base pad are inverted so that the edges of the cloth are inward to reduce residue after firing.

This propelling charge is a Zone 7 red bag charge for firing in 155mm Howitzers containing M185 and M199 cannon tubes. The M119A2 Propelling Charge is a single increment red bag charge which contains a base igniter pad with 4 ounces CBI powder and a center spot of 0.5 ounces of black powder. The charge is approximately 29 inches long by 6 inches in diameter and contains 20,9 pounds of M6 propellant. The forward end of the charge has a 3 ounces lead foil liner and four pockets sewn longitudinally to the circumference. Each of the four pockets contains 4 ounces of potas-sium sulfate to act as a flash reducer.