Projectile Rounds - VTIC International LTD

100 MM ROUND WITH HOLLOW-CHARGE NON-SPINNING PROJECTILE

The 100 mm round with a hollow-charge non-spinning projectile is unitary. It is designed for destroying the enemy’s armoured vehicles, manpower in field shelters, fortifications and engineering constructions, artillery sites, mortars, anti-missile systems and other enemy targets.


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122 MM ROUND WITH HOLLOW-CHARGE NON-SPINNING PROJECTILE

The 122mm round with a hollow-charge non-spinning projectile is a separate loading munition. It is designed for destroying armoured equipment, manpower in field shelters, fortifications and engineering constructions, artillery sites, mortars, anti-missile systems and other enemy targets.

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130 MM ROUND WITH HE-FRAG PROJECTILE – FULL CHARGE

The 130mm round with a HE-FRAG projectile is a separate loading munition. It is designed for destroying the enemy manpower and equipment in the open or in field shelters, attacking artillery sites, anti-missile systems and other targets, destroying field defensive and engineering constructions, making passages in mine fields and defense wirings...
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130 MM ROUND WITH HE-FRAG PROJECTILE

The 130mm round with a HE-FRAG projectile is a separate loading munition. It is designed for destroying the enemy manpower and equipment in the open or in field shelters, attacking artillery sites, anti-missile systems and other targets, destroying field defensive and engineering constructions, making passages in mine fields and defense wirings.
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130 MM ROUND WITH LONG-RANGE HE-FRAG PROJECTILE

The 130mm round with a long-range HE-FRAG projectile is a separate loading munition. It is designed for destroying the enemy manpower in the open or in field shelters, demolishing log emplacements and other field installations, attacking artillery sites and destroying military equipment, making passages in mine fields and defense wirings, destroying enemy back areas, railway junctions, headquarters and other targets.
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