GENERAL USE :

- Against non-armored and lightly armored targets.
- Ammunition for use in the following guns:
- Rifles: Colt AR-15, Colt M 16, FN F2000, FN FNC,
HK 33, HK G36, IM I Tavor, Beretta 70/90, SAR 21, Fa mas F1, Enfield L85 and similar rifles.
- Machine guns: FN Minimi, HK 23E, HK MG4,
IMI Negev, Beretta AS70/90, Enfield L86, Ultimax 100 and similar machine guns.

General Technical Features of the Cartridges:

- Cartridge Case: Brass 70/30.
- Primer: Percussion primer. Boxer type.
- The primer mixture is non-mercuric and non-
corrosive.
-Propellant: Double base, or single base for the
Blank and Blank M200 cartridges.

Specific Use of the Projectiles:

- Ball M193: Used against non-armored targets.
- For use in 5.56 mm weapon systems with a 1 :12
(one evolution in twelve inches] barrel twist (TW12].

Tracer M196:

- Used for training, as the trajectory of the projectile
can be seen by its trace.
- For use in 5.56 mm weapon systems with a 1: 12
(one evolution in twelve inches] barrel twist (TW12].
- The trace has a full luminosity from a distance not
greater than 70 m from the gun muzzle up to a
distance not less than 450 m from the gun muzzle.

- Used for training, as the trajectory of the
projectile can be seen by its trace.
- For use in 5.56 mm weapon systems with a 1: 12
(one evolution in twelve inches] barrel twist (TW12].
- The trace has a full luminosity from a distance
not greater than 70 m from the gun muzzle up to a
distance not less than 450 m from the gun muzzle.

TW12HP:

- Used against non-armored target and lightly
armored targets.
- The projectile perforates a plate of SAE
1010/1020, with a thickness of 3.5mm, placed at 570 m from the gun muzzle.’
- Ball SS109: Used against non-armored targets,
and lightly armored targets.
- For use in 5.56 mm weapon systems with a
1 :7 (one evolution in seven inches] barrel twist (TW7]

Tracer L 110:

- Used for training, as the trajectory of the projectile
can be seen by its trace.
- For use in 5.56 mm weapon systems with a 1 :7
(one evolution in seven inches] barrel twist (TW7].
- The trace has a full luminosity from a distance
not greater than 140 m from the gun muzzle up to
a distance not less than 600 m from the gun muzzle.

- Used for training, as the trajectory of the
projectile can be seen by its trace.
- For use in 5.56 mm weapon systems with a 1 :7
(one evolution in seven inches] barrel twist (TW7].
- The trace has a full luminosity from a distance
not greater than 140 m from the gun muzzle up to
a distance not less than 600 m from the gun muzzle.

Blank & Blank M2 00 Cartridges:

- Used for training and regimental salutes.
- These cartridges do not have bullets.
- The front part of the neck is star-crimped closed.

GENERAL USE :

- Against non-armored and lightly armored targets

Ammunition for use in the following guns:

- Rifles: Colt AR-15, Colt M 16, FN F2000, FN FNC,
HK 33, HK G36, IM I Tavor, Beretta 70/90,
SAR 21, Fa mas F1, Enfield L85 and similar rifles.
- Machine guns: FN Minimi, HK 23E, HK MG4,
IMI Negev, Beretta AS70/90, Enfield L86, Ultimax 100 and similar machine guns.

General Technical Features of the Cartridges:

- Cartridge Case: Brass 70/30.
- Primer: Percussion primer. Boxer type.
- The primer mixture is non-mercuric and non-
corrosive. - Propellant: Single base or double base.

Specific Use of the Projectiles:

- Ball: Used against non-armored targets.

Tracer:

- Used for training, as the trajectory of the projectile
can be seen by its trace.
- The trace has a full luminosity at a distance not
greater than 140 m from the gun muzzle up to
a distance not less than 775 m from the gun muzzle.
- Armor-Piercing: Used against lightly-armored or
non-armored targets, and those that are resistant to ball bullets.

- Used for training, as the trajectory of the
projectile can be seen by its trace.
- The trace has a full luminosity at a distance not
greater than 140 m from the gun muzzle up to
a distance not less than 775 m from the gun muzzle.
- Armor-Piercing: Used against lightly-armored or
non-armored targets, and those that are resistant to ball bullets.

Match:

- Used specially for high accuracy firing and for
competition.
-Cartridges loaded with this type of bullet are manufactured specifically for use in match rifles.

Blank Cartridge:

- Used for training and regimental salutes.
This cartridge does not have a bullet.
- The front part of the neck is star-crimped closed.

GENERAL USE :

- Against non-armored or lightly armored targets

Ammunition for use in the following guns:

- M85, Browning M2HB and M2QCB machine-guns.

General Technical Features of the Cartridges:

- Cartridge Case: Brass 70/30.
- Primer: Percussion primer. Boxer type.
- Propellant: Single base or double base.

Specific Use of the Projectiles:

- Ball M33: Used against non-armored targets.

Tracer M33:

- Used for training with the advantage that the
trajectory of the projectile can be seen.
- The trace has a full luminosity at a distance not
greater than 200 m from the gun muzzle up to a
distance not less than 1500 m from the gun muzzle.
- Cartridges loaded with this type of projectile are
used for training, and also in links with cartridges that have other types of projectiles, so that the projectile trajectory can be seen.

Tracer M17:

- Used for training with the advantage that the
trajectory of the projectile can be seen.
- The trace has a full luminosity at a distance not
greater than 200 m from the gun muzzle up to a
distance not less than 1500 m from the gun muzzle
Cartridges loaded with this type of projectile have
the same ballistic features as those loaded with Ball
M33 projectiles and Armor-Piercing Incendiary
M8 projectiles.
- Cartridges loaded with this type of projectile are
used for the same purposes as those with Tracer M33 projectiles.

Armor-Piercing M2:

- Used against lightly armored or non-armored
targets, concrete shelters, and targets resistant to Ball bullets.

Incendiary M1:

- Used against lightly armored targets and those
that contain flammable liquids.

Armor-Piercing Incendiary MS:

- Used against lightly armored targets and those
that contain flammable liquids, non-armored targets,
concrete shelters, and targets resistant to Ball bullets.

Armor-Piercing Incendiary Tracer M20:

- Cartridges loaded with this type of projectile
combine the functions and have the same use as those loaded with Tracer M33 or M 17projectile, or Armor-Piercing Incendiary M8 projectile

Armor-Piercing Hard Core AP-HC:

- Cartridges loaded with this type of projectile have
the same use as those loaded with Armor-Piercing M2 projectiles, but are more efficient.
-This projectile perforates a plate made of SAE
1040, 1045, or similar steel, with a thicknessof 22 mm and Brinell hardness of 415, placed at 550 m from the gun muzzle, mounted inthe angle of impact of 90° to the projectile trajectory, i.e., perpendicular to the projectiletrajectory.

Armor-Piercing Incendiary Hard Core API-HC:

- This projectile has the same function as of the
Armor Piercing Hard Core (AP-HC) with the advantage that it also has an incendiaryeffect.

Blank Cartridge:

- Used for training and regimental salutes. This
cartridge does not have abullet.
- Used for training and regimental salutes. This
cartridge does not have abullet.

GENERAL USE :

- Air-ground combat against troops and lightly
armored vehicles.
- Short-range anti-aircraft defence.
- Short-range air combat.

Ammunition for use in the following guns:

-Monotube M39 guns, and in 6-Tube M61
guns [Vulcan].

General Technical Features of the Cartridges:

- Cartridge Case: Brass 70/30.
- Primer: Type M52A3B1 : Electric initiation.
- Propellant: Single base or double base.

Specific Use of the Projectiles:

- Target Practice M55A2 (TP): Used for training .

Target Practice Tracer M220 (TP-T):

- Used for training with the advantage that the
trajectory of the projectile can be seen.
- Burning time of the tracing composition:
2 s [seconds).

Armor-Piercing Incendiary M53 (API):

- Used for air-ground combat against lightly
armored ground targets type “Half-Track”, recognition vehicles, storehouses, railways, roads, and sea transports

High Explosive Incendiary M56A3 (HEI):

- Used for air-ground combat, air combat, and
anti-aircraft defence.
-The fuse used in this projectile has instantaneous
functioning on impact against the target.
- The safety distance from the impact is 2m.

GENERAL USE :

- Short-range naval combats.
- Short-range anti-aircraft defence.
- Ammunition for use in the following guns:
KAA-KAB Guns.

General Technical Features of the Cartridges:

- Cartridge Case: Special Steel.
- Primer: Percussion primer. Boxer Type.
- Propellant: Single base or double base.

Specific Use of the Projectiles:

- Target Practice (TP): Used for training.

Target Practice Tracer (TP-T):

- Used for training with the advantage that the
trajectory of the projectile can be seen.
- Burning time of the tracing composition:
3 s (seconds).

High Explosive Incendiary Tracer, Self Destructive (HEIT-SD):

- Used for anti-aircraft defence.
- The fuse used in this projectile has instantaneous
functioning on impact against the target.
- The safety distance from the impact is 5 m.
- A connecting charge, placed between the tracing
composition and the explosive incendiary charge, ensures the auto-destruction, which occurs between 3 to 7 seconds of uninterrupted flight of the projectile.

High Explosive Incendiary (HEI):

- Used for anti-aircraft defence.
- The fuse used in this projectile has instantaneous
functioning on impact against the target.
- The safety distance from the impact is 5 m.

High Explosive Incendiary Tracer (HEI-T):

- Used for anti-aircraft defence.
- The fuse used in this projectile has instantaneous
functioning on impact against the target.
- The safety distance from the impact is 5 m.
- The trajectory of the projectile can be seen during
at least 3 seconds.

GENERAL USE :

- Training pilots in air-ground and air-air firings at
targets specially prepared for that training.
- Air-ground combats against troops, lightly
armored vehicles, etc. Short-range air combat.

Ammunition for use in the following guns:

- Types 550, 551, 552, 553 and 554 DEFA Automatic Guns.

- Types 550, 551, 552, 553 and 554 DEFA
Automatic Guns.

General Technical Features of the Cartridges:

- Cartridge Case: Special Steel
- Primer: Electric initiation.
- Propellant: Single base or double base

Specific Use of the Projectiles:

- Target Practice (TP): Equivalent to the type
OXL 2570.
- Used for training pilots in air-ground and air-air
firings at targets specially prepared for that training.

Target Practice Tracer (TP-T):

- Used for the same purpose as the Target Practice
(TP) with the advantage that the pilot can see the trajectory of the projectile.
- The trace has a full luminosity starting at 100m
from the gun muzzle.

Armor-Piercing Incendiary (API):

- Used for air-ground combats against: light-
armored ground targets type “Half-Track”, recognition vehicles, storehouses, railways, roads, and sea transports.

High Explosive Incendiary, Self Destructive (HEl-5D):

- Used for air-air combats.
- The fuse used in this projectile has instantaneous
functioning on impact against the target.
- The safety distance from the impact is 5 m.
- The auto-destruction occurs between 5 to 15
seconds of uninterrupted flight of the projectile.