Vehicle Ammunition

Ammunition Types

Armored vehicles have access to a wide variety of munitions that can cover a variety of roles, from extremely high armor penetration to shrapnel specialized in wounding infantry. There are a number of stats to consider with every ammunition type, including normalization angle, armor penetration, vehicle damage, and even velocity when working at extreme ranges.

Armor Piercing (AP)

Armor piercing shells function as the workhorse of tank cannons, owing to their high damage and being the first ammo available in most vehicles. AP usually offers the highest damage available on large caliber guns, with mid-range armor penetration capabilities, making it perfect for engaging all but heavily armored tanks or individual infantry targets. Being the included ammo type with most vehicles, it is also very cheap to fire, with the lowest resupply cost of all ammo types.

Armor Piercing Composite Rigid (APCR)

Armor piercing composite rigid shells, or APCR as they will be known from here out, are specialized for armor penetration. APCR lacks the same damage capabilities of standard AP rounds (often doing less damage due to overpenetration in real life) but has much greater armor penetration capabilities. APCR excels at fighting high tier medium tanks, heavy tanks, and heavy destroyers, because of its ability to reliably penetrate frontal armor. Its penetration scales with calibre, like all other rounds, also making it a useful utility for "punching up", or engaging targets considerably better armed and armored than you, such as taking on mediums in a light.

High Explosive (HE)

High explosive rounds are very useful to the tanker who wants to fight anything other than vehicles. With very little vehicle damage, and even less armor penetration, HE rounds are almost entirely unsuited to tank v tank combat. This said, their large blast radius make them perfect for engaging infantry, allowing your vehicle to realistically fight anything that comes your way when paired with AP. In the starter light tanks, HE is less of a utility and more of a lifestyle, making the game near unplayable for infantry within your cone of fire, but leaving you entirely defenseless to other tanks.

Armor Piercing High Explosive (APHE)

Where available, APHE shells mostly offer a straight upgrade over standard AP. Compared to standard AP, APHE shells usually have slightly higher armor penetration, considerably higher vehicle damage. The only exception is APHE for the Panzer 38(t), as well as the M10 and SU-76M tank destroyers - which have higher damage at the cost of lower penetration. While it is not advised to use APHE against infantry due to near negligible blast radius, it is possible to utilize it to some extent in this manner. APHE is recommended over AP anywhere it can be equipped.

Armor Piercing Capped (APC)

A strange side step from standard AP, APC shells are almost identical to AP, only dealing slightly more damage (apart from the T-28's, which deals less damage), and offering a notably improved normalization angle, with slight increases to overall penetration capabilities. The normalization angle refers to the angle at which a shot can hit a target without ricocheting and the angle that can be ignored for an armor's slope, APC rounds offering a greater angle than standard AP and most other shells.

Armor Piercing Incendiary (API)

Similarly to APHE, armor piercing incendiary is statistically a straight upgrade over standard AP rounds for 20mm autocannon rounds and the M2A2's .50 calibre rounds, in both armor penetration and vehicle damage. For the Panzer I and T-38's lower calibre machine guns though, it provides more damage for less penetration. API's main competition as loaded ammo comes as HE, forcing the pilot/tanker to decide between the infantry decimating capabilities of HE and the vehicular destruction capabilities of API.

High Explosive Anti Tank (HEAT)

High explosive anti-tank rounds, or HEAT, offer a strangely diverse set of utilities. With the (absolutely unrealistic) below standard armor penetration and damage statistics, they do not appear to excel at the anti-tank role, and their small lethal blast radius also makes them seem unsuited suboptimal for anti-infantry use. Despite this, HEAT can act as a jack-of-all-trades and perform both of these tasks admirably, because of one key factor: HEAT does not have damage falloff. The armor penetration, vehicle damage, and explosion damage are entirely unaffected by range. The former two of these stats make it excel at range in tank fights, as long as you can connect the low-velocity projectile. The explosion damage dealt to infantry is also deceptively high. While rarely one-shotting infantry unless placed directly under their feet, the shells often do ~75% of their health, allowing for targets to quickly be cleaned up by a single shot from the coaxial gun.

Shrapnel (SHR)

Shrapnel shells function as scaled-up frag grenades, focusing on anti-infantry capabilities over a wide blast radius, with a very small lethal radius. They also have a unique ability to detonate prematurely at the set range of your gun sight, allowing the ability to explode over a certain area that would otherwise be non-targetable for standard HE fire. Much like HE, shrapnel shells are all but useless against armor, and unlike HE, shrapnel shells are also entirely useless against vehicles. Shrapnel is strongly recommended against unless you are going to be fighting nothing but infantry and you have a great amount of support.

Dual Purpose High Explosive (DPHE)

Exclusive to the M5A1, DPHE acts much the same as the standard HE round, only trading anti-infantry explosion damage for the ability to deal direct armor damage. Uniquely, it uses both armor damage types, though the lower penetration of explosion armor damage holds it back in most cases from being viable against armoured targets. Still, hypothetically speaking it can deal comparable or even slightly more damage than the main APC round used for tankfighting, making it have a niche for exploitation of weakspots. Most use of this ammo type, however, will be relegated to anti-vehicular use against infantry.

White Phosphorus (WP)

White phosphorus shells, also known as smoke shells, are some of the most specialized shells available in the game. With a value of zero in armor penetration and vehicle damage, as well as poor blast radius and blast damage, they have very little use in an offensive role. It is in their utility they excel. As the only source of smoke in the game, they can be used to greatly reduce visibility, especially in close-quarters environments, such as on a control point or objective. Smoke shells can be used to support infantry by reducing visibility on targets, from pillboxes filled with machine guns to tanks in open fields, a kilogram of white phosphorus to the face greatly reduces an enemies ability to return fire accurately.

What Do These Stats Mean?

Each ammunition has its own stats which are further influenced by the weapon which it is used in. In addition, every weapon has its own damage and range multipliers which are listed here.

• "Damage Near" is the damage done before damage starts to drop off
• "Damage Far" is the damage done after damage stops dropping off
• "Range Near" is the distance at which damage starts to drop off
• "Range Far" is the distance at which damage stops dropping off
• "Explosion Damage" is the damage done by an explosion
• "Explosion Radius" is the radius in which the explosion has an effect
• "Velocity" is the speed at which the projectile travels

• "Min. Damage" is the minimum damage that can be dealt to the vehicle's armor
• "Max. Damage" is the maximum damage that can be dealt to the vehicle's armor
• "Min. Penetration" is the lowest maximum armor thickness that can be penetrated
• "Max. Penetration" is the highest maximum armor thickness that can be penetrated

• "Penetration Near Range" is the distance at which armor penetration and damage starts to drop off
• "Penetration Far Range" is the distance at which armor penetration and damage stops dropping off
• "Penetration Far Percent" is the fraction of the normal penetration that is applied at the penetration far range
• "Damage Far Percent" is the fraction of the normal damage that is applied at the penetration far range

• "Min. Explosive Damage" is the minimum damage that can be dealt to the vehicle's armor due to an explosion
• "Max. Explosive Damage" is the maximum damage that can be dealt to the vehicle's armor due to an explosion
• "Min. Explosion Penetration" is the lowest maximum armor thickness that can be penetrated due to an explosion
• "Max. Explosion Penetration" is the highest maximum armor thickness that can be penetrated due to an explosion

Available Ammuntion

Machine Guns

Used by	Ammunition	Type	Against Infantry						Velocity	Against Armour
			Damage Near	Damage Far	Range Near	Range Far	Explosion Damage	Explosion Radius		Min. Damage	Max. Damage	Min. Penetration	Max. Penetration	Penetration Near Range	Penetration Far Range	Penetration Far Percent	Damage Far Percent	Min. Explosion Damage	Max. Explosion Damage	Min. Explosion Penetration	Max. Explosion Penetration
ANM2 .30 Mounted ANM2 .30	[.30-06 Springfield] M2 .30-06 Ball	AP	49	35	65	150			852	19	21	0.003	0.006	10	700	0.05	0.3
ANM2 .30	[.30-06 Springfield] M2AP .30-06 Springfield	APTC	47	35	64	120			852	15	20	0.006	0.01	10	500	0.175	0.5
	[.30-06 Springfield] Pomeroy Explosive	HE	100	100	800	1000	200	1	852			0.003	0.006	10	700	0.1	0.5	42	62.999996	0.001	0.005
12.7mm M2HB .50 Caliber M2 M2HB .50 Caliber AN/M2 Browning MG	[.50 BMG] Caliber .50, Ball, M2	AP	62	40	160	540			890	42.5	50	0.018	0.022	10	700	0.05	0.3
	[.50 BMG] Caliber .50, AP, M2	APTC	70	55	160	540			900	42.5	50	0.045	0.053	10	500	0.175	0.3
	[.50 BMG] Caliber .50 Pomeroy Explosive	HE	125	125	800	1000	37	4	852			0.003	0.006	10	700	0.05	0.5	42	63	0.006	0.008
12.7mm M2HB	[.50 BMG] Caliber .50, API, M1	API	62	40	160	540			890	50	60	0.023	0.03	10	1000	0.05	0.5
7.92mm MG 13 7.92mm MG 17	[7.92×57mm Mauser] S.m.K L'spur	AP	47	35	64	160			852	19	21	0.003	0.006	10	700	0.05	0.3
	[7.92×57mm Mauser] S.m.K.Hart	APTC	47	33	51	125			852	19	21	0.006	0.01	10	500	0.175	0.3
	[7.92×57mm Mauser] B-Patrone	HE	90	80	800	1000	30	4	852			0.001	0.002	10	700	0.05	0.5	21	31.5	0.002	0.004
7.92mm MG 13	[7.92×57mm Mauser] P.m.K.	API	58	35	64	160			852	20	25	0.004	0.007	10	700	0.05	0.5
MG 131	[13×64mmB] 13mm S.m.K. Spitzgeschoss mit Kern	APTC	62	40	160	5450			750	30	36	0.045	0.053	10	700	0.05	0.3
Unused	[13×64mmB] 13mm Panzergranatpatrone	APTC	70	55	160	540			856	30	45	0.01	0.017
	[13×64mmB] 13mm Brandsprenggranatpatronen	HE	125	125	800	1000	250	1.75	852			0.003	0.006					42	62.999996	0.003	0.01
7.62mm DT 7.62mm ShKAS (Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3)	[7.62×54mmR] BZT Armor Piercing	AP	47	35	64	160			852	19	21	0.003	0.006	10	700	0.05	0.3
PM M1910/30 PV-1 Mounted 7.62mm DA	[7.62×54mmR] Type L Light Ball	AP	47	38	70	140			949	19	21	0.003	0.006	10	700	0.05	0.3
7.62mm DT PV-1	[7.62×54mmR] B-30 Armor Piercing	APTC	47	35	64	160			852	19	21	0.006	0.01	10	500	0.175	0.3
	[7.62×54mmR] PZ Explosive 'ZaRa'	HE	100	100	800	1000	30	4	949			0.001	0.002	10	700	0.1	0.5	21	31.5	0.002	0.004
7.62mm DT	[7.62×54mmR] B-32	API	58	35	64	160			852	20	25	0.004	0.007	10	1000	0.05	0.5
12.7mm Berezin UB 12.7mm UBS MG 12.7mm UBK 7.62mm ShKAS (Petlyakov Pe-3bis)	[12.7×108mm] B-32 Armor Piercing	AP	62	40	160	540			850	35	41.25	0.018	0.022	10	700	0.05	0.3
12.7mm Berezin UB 12.7mm UBS MG	[12.7×108mm] BS-41 Armor Piercing	APTC	62	52	160	540			890	35	41.25	0.045	0.053	10	500	0.175	0.3
	[12.7×108mm] BZF-46 Incendiary	API	125	125	800	1000	37	4	852			0.003	0.006	10	700	0.05	0.5	42	63	0.006	0.008

Light Tank Guns

Used by	Ammunition	Type	Against Infantry						Velocity	Against Armour
			Damage Near	Damage Far	Range Near	Range Far	Explosion Damage	Explosion Radius		Armour Correction Angle	Min. Damage	Max. Damage	Min. Penetration	Max. Penetration	Penetration Near Range	Penetration Far Range	Penetration Far Percent	Damage Far Percent	Min. Explosion Damage	Max. Explosion Damage	Min. Explosion Penetration	Max. Explosion Penetration
37mm M6 L/53	[37mm L/53] 37mm AP, M74, Shot	AP	450	375	100	1000	100	1	870	4	834	994	0.05	0.058	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[37mm L/53] 37mm APC, M51, Shot	APC	500	425	100	1000	100	1	870	6	920	1104	0.06	0.068	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[37mm L/53] 37mm HE, M63, Shell	HE	100	375	0	1000	180	9	782						10	1500	0.05	0.3	315	420	0.005	0.02
	[37mm L/53] 37mm HE, Mk II Shell	DPHE	100	375	0	1000	100	9	792	4	550	650	0.03	0.04	10	1500	0.05	0.5	315	420	0.005	0.02
20mm KwK 30 L/55	[20×138mmB] 2cm Panzergranate 39	AP	120	100	200	2000	0	0	780	4	133	177	0.026	0.032	10	1000	0.05	0.3
	[20×138mmB] 2cm Panzergranate 40	APCR	150	200	700	2000	0	0	1050	3	133	177	0.05	0.062	10	666	0.05	0.15
	[20×138mmB] 2cm Sprenggranatpatrone 39	HE	150	150	800	1000	180	4	995						10	1000	0.05	0.3	42	63	0.002	0.01
	[20×138mmB] 2cm Panzergranat Phosphor	API	120	100	200	2000	0	0	780	6	151	193	0.035	0.044	10	1000	0.05	0.5
37mm KwK 38 L/47.8	[37.2×249mm] 3.7cm Panzergranate 37(T)	AP	450	375	100	1000	100	1	741	4	920	1150	0.045	0.052	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[37.2×249mm] 3.7cm Panzergranate 40/37(T)	APCR	500	425	100	1000	100	1	1020	3	920	1150	0.075	0.088	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[37.2×249mm] 3.7cm Sprenggranatpatrone 34(T)	HE	100	375	0	1000	180	9	792						10	1500	0.05	0.3	315	420	0.005	0.02
	[37.2×249mm] 3.7cm Panzergranate 37(T) umg.	APHE	450	375	100	1000	100	1	750	6	1058	1197	0.055	0.065	10	1500	0.05	0.5
45mm Gun Model 32 45mm L/46 45mm M1938 L/46	[45×310mmR] 45mm UBR-243	AP	450	375	100	1000	100	1	820	6	874	1126	0.048	0.057	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[45×310mmR] 45mm UBR-243P	APCR	500	425	100	1000	100	1	1070	3	874	1126	0.086	0.106	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[45×310mmR] 45mm UO-243	HE	100	375	0	1000	180	9	343						10	1500	0.05	0.3	315	420	0.005	0.02
	[45×310mmR] 45mm UB-243M	APHE	450	375	100	1000	100	1	820	6	902	1178	0.052	0.062	10	1500	0.1	0.5

Medium Tank Guns

Used by	Ammunition	Type	Against Infantry						Velocity	Against Armour
			Damage Near	Damage Far	Range Near	Range Far	Explosion Damage	Explosion Radius		Armour Correction Angle	Min. Damage	Max. Damage	Min. Penetration	Max. Penetration	Penetration Near Range	Penetration Far Range	Penetration Far Percent	Damage Far Percent	Min. Explosion Damage	Max. Explosion Damage	Min. Explosion Penetration	Max. Explosion Penetration
75mm M6 L/39 75mm M2 75mm M3 L/40	[75mm L/40] 75mm AP, M72, Shot	AP	640	375	100	1000	100	1	619	4	1260	1425	0.081	0.101	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[75mm L/40] 75mm APC, M61, Shot	APHE	640	575	100	1000	100	1	619	6	1350	1500	0.092	0.112	10	1500	0.05	0.5
	[75mm L/40] 75mm HE, M48, Shell	HE	100	375	0	1000	200	12	463	0					10	2000	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.008	0.025
	[75mm L/40] 75mm HVAP, T45, Shot	APCR	640	575	500	1200	100	1	869	3	1260	1425	0.117	0.137	10	1000	0.05	0.15
75mm M2	[75mm L/31] 75mm HEAT, M66, Shell	HEAT	640	375	100	1000	150	8	305	6	1200	1350	0.09	0.11	10	1500	1	1
75mm M2 75mm M3 L/40	[75mm L/40] 75mm Shrapnel, Mk I, Shell	SHR	100	375	0	1000	125	20	463	0					10	1500	0.1	0.5	525	840	0.004	0.012
75mm M3 L/40	[75mm L/40] 75mm Smoke, WP, M64	WP	100	375	0	1000	50	12	550	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3
76mm M1A2 L/55 76mm Gun M1	[76mm L/55] 76mm AP, M79, Shot	AP	1000	750	0	2000	100	1	790	4	1417	1559	0.109	0.129	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[76mm L/55] 76mm APCBC, M62, Shot	APHE	1000	800	500	2000	100	1	790	6	1513	1700	0.125	0.138	10	1500	0.05	0.5
	[76mm L/55] 76mm HE, M42A1, Shell	HE	200	750	0	2000	160	8	820						10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.01	0.03
	[76mm L/55] 76mm HVAP, T4, Shot	APCR	1000	800	500	2000	100	1	1000	3	1417	1559	0.167	0.197	10	1000	0.05	0.15
50mm KwK 39 L/60	[50×289mm R] 5cm Panzergranate	AP	640	375	100	1000	100	1	835	4	963	1090	0.057	0.072	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[50×289mm R] 5cm Panzergranate 40	APCR	640	375	100	1000	100	1	1180	3	963	1090	0.12	0.14	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[50×289mm R] 5cm Sprenggranatpatrone 38	HE	100	375	0	1000	220	12	550	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.008	0.025
	[50×289mm R] 5cm Panzergranate 39	APC	640	375	100	1000	100	1	835	6	1075	1225	0.072	0.085	10	1500	0.05	0.3
75mm KwK 40 L/48 75mm PaK 39 L/48	[75×495mm R] 7.5cm Panzergranate 39	AP	1000	750	0	2000	100	1	750	6	1325	1475	0.095	0.115	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[75×495mm R] 7.5cm Panzergranate 40	APCR	1000	800	500	2000	100	1	930	3	1325	1475	0.143	0.158	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[75×495mm R] 7.5cm Sprenggranatpatrone 38	HE	200	750	0	2000	200	10	550	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	315	1050	0.015	0.035
	[75×495mm R] 7.5cm Granate 38 Hohlladung/B	HEAT	1000	750	0	2000	150	8	450	6	1238	1350	0.085	0.105	10	1500	1	1
75 KwK 42 L/70	[75×640mm R] 7.5cm Panzergranate 39/42	AP	1000	750	0	2000	100	1	925	6	1451	1661	0.128	0.148	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[75×640mm R] 7.5cm Panzergranate 40/42	APCR	1000	800	500	2000	100	1	1120	3	1451	1661	0.184	0.204	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[75×640mm R] 7.5cm Sprenggranate 42	HE	200	750	0	1000	165	9	700						10	1500	0.05	0.3	315	1050	0.015	0.035
76.2mm Gun KT-28 L/25	[76.2mm L/25] 76.2mm UBR-353A	AP	640	375	100	1000	100	1	370	6	1075	1225	0.042	0.056	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[76.2mm L/25] 76.2mm UBR-353SP	APC	600	500	500	2000	100	1	370	6	1000	1150	0.06	0.068	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[76.2mm L/25] 76.2mm UOF-353	HE	100	375	0	1000	240	12	387	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.008	0.025
	[76.2mm L/25] 76.2mm UBP-353A	HEAT	640	375	100	1000	125	7	370	8	975	1113	0.09	0.103	10	1500	1	1
	[76.2mm L/25] 76.2mm USh-353	SHR	100	375	0	1000	125	20	381	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.004	0.012
76.2mm F-34 L/42	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm UBR-354A	AP	640	375	100	1000	100	1	792	6	1290	1575	0.08	0.092	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm UBR-354P	APCR	600	500	500	2000	100	1	950	3	1290	1575	0.124	0.132	10	1000	0.05	0.3
	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm UOF-354	HE	100	375	0	1000	200	10	680	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.008	0.025
	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm UD-354	WP	100	375	0	1000	50	12	624						10	1500	0.05	0.3
76.2mm F-34 L/42 76mm ZIS-3T Model 1942 L/52	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm USh-354	SHR	100	375	0	1000	125	20	624	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.004	0.012
	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm UBR-354B	APHE	640	375	100	1000	100	1	655	6	1350	1650	0.092	0.102	10	1500	0.05	0.5
85mm S-53 L/52 85mm D-5T L/52	[85×629mmR] 85mm UBR-365	AP	1000	750	0	2000	100	1	800	6	1458	1597	0.109	0.129	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[85×629mmR] 85mm UBR-365P	APCR	1000	750	0	2000	100	1	1100	3	1424	1693	0.157	0.177	10	1200	0.05	0.15
	[85×629mmR] 85mm UO-365	HE	200	750	0	2000	165	9	793	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.01	0.03
	[85×629mmR] 85mm UBR-365K	APHE	1000	750	0	2000	100	1	800	6	1538	1742	0.124	0.135	10	1500	0.05	0.5

Heavy Tank Guns

Used by	Ammunition	Type	Against Infantry						Velocity	Against Armour
			Damage Near	Damage Far	Range Near	Range Far	Explosion Damage	Explosion Radius		Armour Correction Angle	Min. Damage	Max. Damage	Min. Penetration	Max. Penetration	Penetration Near Range	Penetration Far Range	Penetration Far Percent	Damage Far Percent	Min. Explosion Damage	Max. Explosion Damage	Min. Explosion Penetration
90mm M3 L/52	[90×600mm R] 90mm AP, T33, Shot	AP	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	823	4	1775	1900	0.119	0.139	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[90×600mm R] 90mm APC, M82, Shot	APHE	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	1021	6	1850	1950	0.146	0.168	10	1500	0.05	0.5
	[90×600mm R] 90mm HE, M71, Shell	HE	260	1000	0	2000	195	12	823						10	1500	0.05	0.3	630	1050	0.02	0.04
	[90×600mm R] 90mm HVAP, T30E16, Shot	APCR	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	1018	3	1775	1900	0.221	0.241	10	1250	0.05	0.15
88mm KwK 36 L/56	[88x571mm R] 8.8cm Panzergranate 39	AP	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	773	6	1422	1659	0.122	0.142	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[88x571mm R] 8.8cm Panzergranate 40	APCR	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	930	3	1422	1659	0.161	0.181	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[88×571mm R] 8.8cm Sprenggranatpatrone	HE	260	1000	0	2000	175	10	600						10	1500	0.05	0.3	630	1050	0.02	0.04
	[88×571mm R] 8.8cm Granate 39 Hohlladung	HEAT	1400	1000	0	2000	175	9	600	6	1075	1508	0.1	0.12	10	1500	1	1
88mm KwK 43 L/71 88mm PaK 43 L/71	[88×822mm R] 8.8cm Panzergranate 39/43	AP	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	1000	6	1500	1700	0.142	0.162	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[88×822mm R] 8.8cm Panzergranate 40/43	APCR	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	1130	3	1500	1700	0.228	0.248	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[88×822mm R] 8.8cm Sprenggranatpatrone	HE	260	1000	0	2000	195	12	700						10	1500	0.05	0.3	630	1050	0.02	0.04
	[88×822mm R] 8.8cm Granate 39 Hohlladung	HEAT	1400	1000	0	2000	150	9	700	6	1400	1600	0.1	0.12	10	1500	1	1
122mm Gun D-25T	[122mm] 122mm BR-471	AP	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	800	6	1955	2300	0.158	0.178	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[122mm] 122mm BR-471B	APHE	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	800	6	1837	2089	0.195	0.212	10	1500	0.05	0.5
	[122mm] 122mm OF-471	HE	260	1000	0	2000	210	12	800	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	630	1050	0.02	0.04

Tank Destroyer Guns

Used by	Ammunition	Type	Against Infantry						Velocity	Against Armour
			Damage Near	Damage Far	Range Near	Range Far	Explosion Damage	Explosion Radius		Armour Correction Angle	Min. Damage	Max. Damage	Min. Penetration	Max. Penetration	Penetration Near Range	Penetration Far Range	Penetration Far Percent	Damage Far Percent	Min. Explosion Damage	Max. Explosion Damage	Min. Explosion Penetration	Max. Explosion Penetration
3 Inch Gun M7	[76.2×586mm R] 3” AP, M79, Shot	AP	1000	750	0	2000	100	1	790	4	1400	1550	0.109	0.129	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[76.2×586mm R] 3” APC, M62, Shot	APHE	1000	800	500	2000	100	1	790	6	1513	1700	0.125	0.138	10	1500	0.05	0.5
	[76.2×586mm R] 3” HE, M42A1, Shell	HE	200	750	0	2000	165	9	820	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.01	0.03
	[76.2×586mm R] 3” HVAP, T4, Shot	APCR	1000	800	500	2000	100	1	1000	3	1400	1550	0.167	0.197	10	1000	0.05	0.15
76mm ZIS-3T Model 1942 L/52	[76.2×385mm R] 76.2mm UBR-354A	AP	640	375	100	1000	100	1	792	6	1290	1575	0.08	0.092	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[76.2×385mm R] 76.2mm UBR-354P	APCR	600	500	500	2000	100	1	950	3	1290	1575	0.124	0.132	10	1000	0.05	0.15
	[76.2×385mm R] 76.2mm UOF-354	HE	100	375	0	1000	240	12	550						10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.008	0.025
	[76.2×385mm R] 76.2mm UBP-354	HEAT	640	375	100	1000	125	7	550	6	1013	1238	0.098	0.105	10	1500	1	1
76mm ZIS-3T Model 1942 L/52 76.2mm F-34 L/42	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm USh-354	SHR	100	375	0	1000	125	20	624	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	525	840	0.004	0.012
	[76.2mm F-34 L/42.5] 76.2mm UBR-354B	APHE	640	375	100	1000	100	1	655	6	1350	1650	0.092	0.102	10	1500	0.05	0.5

Heavy Tank Destroyer Guns

Used by	Ammunition	Type	Against Infantry						Velocity	Against Armour
			Damage Near	Damage Far	Range Near	Range Far	Explosion Damage	Explosion Radius		Armour Correction Angle	Min. Damage	Max. Damage	Min. Penetration	Max. Penetration	Penetration Near Range	Penetration Far Range	Penetration Far Percent	Damage Far Percent	Min. Explosion Damage	Max. Explosion Damage	Min. Explosion Penetration	Max. Explosion Penetration
100mm D-10S M1944 L/55	[100×717mm R] 100mm UBR-412	AP	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	897	6	1950	2150	0.135	0.148	10	1500	0.05	0.3
	[100×717mm R] 100mm UBR-412B	APHE	1400	1000	0	2000	130	1	897	6	1826	1952	0.17	0.19	10	1500	0.05	0.5
	[100×717mm R] 100mm UOF-412	HE	260	1000	0	2000	195	12	900	0					10	1500	0.05	0.3	630	1050	0.02	0.04

Fighter Plane Autocannons

Used by	Ammunition	Type	Against Infantry						Velocity	Against Armour
			Damage Near	Damage Far	Range Near	Range Far	Explosion Damage	Explosion Radius		Min. Damage	Max. Damage	Min. Penetration	Max. Penetration	Penetration Near Range	Penetration Far Range	Min. Explosion Damage	Max. Explosion Damage	Min. Explosion Penetration	Max. Explosion Penetration
20mm Hispano M1	[20×110mm] 20mm Hispano Ball Mk.I	AP	200	200	800	1000			868	47.5	53.75	0.03	0.037	10	1000
	[20×110mm] 20mm AP Tracer M75	APC	200	200	800	1000			855	47.5	53.75	0.055	0.065	10	1000
	[20×110mm] 20mm HE Incendiary Mk.I	API	150	150	800	1000	48	5	850					10	1000	42	63	0.01	0.012
20mm MG FF 20mm MG151	[20×80RB] 20mm Panzergranate	AP	200	200	800	1000			740	52.5	57.5	0.03	0.037	10	1000
	[20×80RB] 20mm Panzerbrandgranate	API	200	200	800	1000			785	52.5	57.5	0.055	0.065	10	700
	[20×80RB] 20mm Minengeschoß	HE	150	150	800	1000	48	5	700					10	1000	42	63	0.01	0.012
Berezin B-20 20mm ShVAK	[20×99R] 20mm BZ	AP	200	200	800	1000			775	47.5	53.75	0.03	0.037	10	1000
	[20×99R] 20mm BZT Armor Piercing	APC	200	200	800	1000			790	47.5	53.75	0.055	0.065	10	700
	[20×99R] 20mm OFZ High Explosive	HE	150	150	800	1000	300	3	750					10	1000	42	62.999996	0.01	0.012