The projectile is a hollow high-tensile steel forging with a boat-tailed base and a welded base cover, a streamlined ogive and a single gilding-metal driving band.
The projectile may have either a normal cavity or a deep cavity, formed or drilled into the explosive filling beneath the fuze well to accept whatever fuze is to be employed.
Used against personnel and material, producing fragmentation effects and shock wave.
ROUND | |
Type: | Half-crimped, HE |
Model: | M1 |
Length: | 790 mm |
Mass: | 19.7 kg |
PRIMER | |
Type: | Percussion |
Model: | M55A |
PRESENTATION OF THE PRODUCT | |
1 round in watertight carboard case | |
2 cardboard cases in wooden case | |
Cases with 2 rounds: | |
Weight: | 55 kg |
Length: | 944 mm |
Width: | 308 mm |
Height: | 196 mm |
Volume: | 0.057 m3 |
PROJECTILE | |
Type: | HE |
Body material: | Forged steel |
Length: | 399 mm |
Charge |
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TNT: | 2.2 kg |
Composition B: | 2.3 kg |
Marks: | Yellow |
Mass: | 14.5÷15.5 kg (depending of the weight zones) |
PROPELLING CHARGE | |
Type: | Single base |
Designation: | M67 |
CLASSIFICATION | |
ONU No.: | 0321 |
Group: | 1.2 E |
NSN: | 1315-33-002-2004 |
CASE | |
Model: | M14 |
Material: | Brass |
Length: | 372 mm |
Mass: | 2.68 kg |
RANGE | |
Approximate max. range: | 11,270 m |