Here I created an Index of Self propelled and used german WW2 Flaks and their ammunition. Going from small (15mm) to the biggest automatic (50mm) Flak which where used in a self propelled form.
(I leave Üb (practice) m.Zerl (selfdestruct) and the filler of Incendary out of the list.)
Pictures of the rounds are also WIP
Visible destinction of ammo types:
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Yellow: He and He-I
Blue: Incendary with nose fuze
Black: Ap
Black with a blue band at the shoulder: Ap-I
Black with a yellow band at the shoulder: Aphe
Black with a blue and a yellow band at the shoulder: Aphe-I
Black with a white tip: HVAP/APCR
Light red band above the driving band: Leuchtspur (tracer for day use)
Dark red band above the driving band: Glimmspur (tracer for night use)
Stencil letters on the body of the projectile:
M: Minengeschoss/M-Geschoss → Thin walled with high bursting charge
Ph: Incendary filler is phosphorus
E: Incendary filler is thermite/Elektron
Round nameing nomenclature:
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Here i break appart how the names of the rounds come together:
First a short list of what the words are, their short forms and english translation.
M, Minen → High capacity (in this context)
H, Hochgeschwindigkeits → High velocity (but it also sayes that it has an Tungsten core)
Pz, Panzer → Armor/Armorpiercing (in this context)
Br, Brant → Incendary
Spr, Spreng → High explocive
L`Spur, Leucht Spur → Tracer (day)
Gl`Spur, Glimm Spur → Tracer (night)
o.Zerl, ohne Zerleger → non Selfdestruct
m.Zerl, mit Zerleger → Selfdestruct
gr., Granate → Grenade/round (in this context)
gesch., Geschoss → Round
Patr., Patrone → Caseing
These shortforms are put together to descripe the round, but there are some rules:
The pattern is the following: x-xxxxxxxxx. x`Spur x.Zerl
The first letter shows the general Type it ca be an M- or an H- or noting, in wich case it is normal.
Then the next descripe the effect, which have an hirachy:
- Pz 2. Br 3. Spr
Another rule is that Br is only in the name when a dedicated incendary material (for example Electron Thermite or Phosphorus), but not if only the He filler has an certain incenday effect like HA 41 or HTA.
Also if it is M- it wont get the Spr addition.
Then comes the gr. or in the case if it is only an M- round without dedicated Pz or Br an Gesch. comes instead of gr.
If the round has an Incenday effect the type is written in ( ) behind gr. if it has an own fuzeing (In Ap rounds), but not if the incenday effect is set free with detonation of the main charge (for example in the 3 cm Pzbrsprgr. L`Spur o.Zerl.)
Next If it has a tracer it is written and which type L or Gl if none then it is simply left out.
After that comes o.Zerl. or m.Zerl., but that is unique to every round, because allmost all rounds (except Ap rounds) have both self destruct and non self destruct fuzes available.
If you are talking about the whole round with caseing an additional Patr. comes after gr./gesch.
Here are some examples, of course the caliber comes infront of the name:
H-Pzgr. L`Spur o.Zerl
M-Pzgr. L`Spur o.Zerl
Pzgr. L`Spur o.Zerl
M-Gesch. o.Zerl
M-Brgr. o.Zerl
Sprgr. Gl`Spur o.Zerl
Pzbrsprgr. L`Spur o.Zerl
Common He filler and their aquivalent:
PENT: x1,7 HTA: x1,2 HA 41: x1,6
15mm Mg 151/15
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Caliber: 15mm
Ammo: 15x96mm
Fire Rate: 700-750 rpm (Syncronized)
Beltfed
Muzzle velocity: 850-1050 m/s
Weight: 37kg
Ammo Types:
AP:
Pzgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Ap-T) 0,072kg 850m/s 0g filler 33mm/10m
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Pzbrgr. o.Zerl. (Ap-I) 0,059kg 960m/s 0g filler 35mm/10m
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H-Pzgr. o.Zerl. (HVAP) 0,0545kg 1040-1050m/s 39g core 51mm/10m
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Nose Fuze:
Brsprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (HeI-T) 0,057kg 960m/s 1,9g Pent (3,23g)
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(Could only find the m.Zerl version, o.Zerl is the same just without the little hole between charge and tracer)
Brsprgr. Gl`Spur. o.Zerl. (HeI-T night) ditto
Sprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (He-T) 0,057kg 960m/s 2,8g Pent (4,76g)
Sprgr. Gl`Spur. o.Zerl. (He-T night) ditto
Brgr. LSpur/Gl
Spur. o.Zerl. 0,057kg 960m/s 0,6g Pent (1,02)
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(Could only find the m.Zerl version, o.Zerl is the same just without the little hole between charge and tracer)
20mm Mg 151/20
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Caliber: 20mm
Ammo: 20x82mm
Fire Rate: 700-750 rpm (Syncronized)
Beltfed
Muzzle velocity: 720-790 m/s
Weight: 37kg
Ammo Types:
To make it easyer 3 categories: 1. "Thick walled 2. Medium walled 3. Thin walled
- Ap rounds, base designe Ap, other types are the same round only replacing the filler from Pressstoff (bakelite) → Phosphorus → Pent and chaning the bottom screw to a bottom fuze so the performance is the same of all types
Pzgr. o.Zerl. (Ap) 0,117kg 720m/s 0g 27mm/10m
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Pzbrgr. (Elektron) o.Zerl. (Ap-I) 0,117kg 720m/s 0g 27mm/10m
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Pzsprgr. o.Zerl. (Aphe) 0,117kg 720m/s 5,1g Pent (8,67g) 27mm/10m
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Pzsprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Aphe-T) 0,117kg 720m/s 3g Pent (5,1g) 27mm/10m
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Pzsprgr. Gl´Spur. o.Zerl. (Aphe-T night) ditto
Bottom Fuze active after 3mm
- Nose Fuze rounds same rounds made to the same characteristics of the Ap round with different fillers:
Sprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (He-T) 0,117kg 720m/s 4,3g Pent (7,31g)
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(Could only find the m.Zerl version, o.Zerl is the same just without the little hole between charge and tracer)
Brsprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (HeI-T) 0,117kg 720m/s 2,3g Pent (3,91g)
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Brgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (I-T) 0,117kg 720m/s 0g (Apparently duo design (it has a solid head with a small hole with a little proccussion cap) it counts as AP in game) 27mm/10m
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Of both are also Gl`Spur
3.Thin walled Minengeschoss:
M-Geschoss are multiple on the same principal with Mv of 790m/s with Self destruct and without of He He-I and with I.
M-Gesch. o.Zerl. 0,095kg 790m/s 18g HA 41 (29,76g)
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M-Gesch. X m.Zerl 0,104kg 750m/s 25g HA 41 (40g)
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Vehicle:
Sd.Kfz.251/21
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Sd.Kfz 251/17 HDL 151
Pz I Ausf. B mit Mg 151 Drilling
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Unlike on the 251/21 this uses the land mount with shoulder pats and no seat, because the space is much smaller.
20mm Mg FF/M
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Caliber: 20mm
Ammo: 20x80mm
Fire Rate: 520 rpm (Unsyncronized)
Drumfed 60-90 rpg
Muzzle velocity: 585-695 m/s
Weight: 28kg
Ammo Types:
Same as Mg 151/20, for detailed info see above, only difference is in the Mv:
- Ap
Pzgr. o.Zerl. (Ap) 0,117kg 585m/s 0g 20mm/10m
Pzbrgr. (Elektron) o.Zerl. (Ap-I) 0,117kg 585m/s 0g 20mm/10m
Pzsprgr. o.Zerl. (Aphe) 0,117kg 585m/s 5,1g Pent (8,67g) 20mm/10m
Bottom Fuze active after 3mm
- Nose Fuze
Sprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (He-T) 0,117kg 585m/s 4,3g Pent (7,31g)
Brsprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (HeI-T) 0,117kg 585m/s 2,3g Pent (3,91g)
Brgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (I-T) 0,117kg 585m/s 0g (Apparently duo design (it has a solid head with a small hole with a little proccussion cap) it counts as AP in game) 20mm/10m
Of both are also Gl`Spur
3.Thin walled Minengeschoss:
M-Geschoss are multiple on the same principal with Mv of 695m/s with Self destruct and without of He He-I and with I.
M-Gesch. o.Zerl. 0,095kg 695m/s 18g HA 41 (29,76g)
Mountings:
Pintel
Vehicles:
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Kübelwagen MG FF/M
20mm Flak 30/38 L/65
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Flak 30:
Flak 38:
Gebirgsflak 38:
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The Gebirgsflak 38 is a lightweight version, which can be disassebled into 3 pieces to carry it by 3 solders.
The Mounting is also lightweight and has increased vertical traverse for fighting in the mountains.
Ill put these 2 together cince they have the same L/65 barrle and the same 20x138mm ammo.
Caliber: 20mm
Ammo: 20x138mm
Fire Rate: 280 rpm (30) 480 rpm (38)
Magazinfed 20 rounds
Muzzle velocity: 830-1050 m/s
Weight: 700kg (need specification/with mount)
Ammo Types: ApI-T, APCR-T and HeI-T
Pzgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (ApI-T) 0,148kg 830m/s 0g 40mm/10m
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Pzgr 40 L`Spur. o.Zerl. (HVAP-T) 0,100kg 1050m/s 62g core (12mm?) 50mm/10m
Brsprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Hefi-T) 0,120kg 900m/s 6,2g Pent (10,54g)
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Brsprgr. o.L’Spur. o.Zerl. (He-I) 0,120kg 900m/s 20g H.5 and Zink
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Mountings:
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Schwebelafette,Hängelaffette, The one with the shield (couldnt find the name), Flakvierling
Vehicles:
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Flakpanzer I, Flakpanzer 38, Wibelwind, Möbelwagen
30mm Flak 103/38
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Caliber: 30mm
Ammo: 30x184mm
Fire Rate: 450 rpm (Syncronized)
Beltfed 50-60 rpg box
Muzzle velocity: 800-960 m/s
Weight: 105kg
Ammo Types: Ap-I, Aphe-T, Apihecbc-T, HVAP-T, He-T, He
Similar principal to the Mg 151/20
AP
Pzbrgr.(Elektron) o.Zerl. (Ap-I) 0,5kg 800m/s 0g 58mm/10m
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Pzsprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Aphe-T) 0,5kg 800m/s 14g Pent (23,8g) 58mm/10m (Like the ammo of the Mg 151/20 this is build like the Pzbrgr but with Pent filling and a Bottomfuze instead of Thermite filling.)
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Pzbrsprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (ApheIcbc-T) 0,455kg 800m/s 5,2g Pent (8,84g) 58mm/10m
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H-Pzgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (HVAP-T) 0,360kg 960m/s 0g 77mm/10m
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Bottom Fuze active after 5mm
Nose Fuze
Sprgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (He-T) 0,44kg 800m/s 27g Pent (45,9g)
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Minengeschoss:
M-Gesch. L`Spur. o.Zerl. 0,33kg 900-920m/s 70g HTA 5g Pent (92,5g)
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M-Gesch. o.Zerl.: 0,33kg 860-900m/s 85g HTA (102g)
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Mountings:
Vehicles:
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Steyr 2000A
Zerstörer 45
Sd.Kfz. 70
(couldnt find the one with the Mk 103)
Bergepanzer 38(t) and Grille Ausf.M
37mm Flak 18/36/37
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Caliber: 37mm
Ammo: 37x263mm
Fire Rate: 160 rpm
Loading Tray 6 round Rahmen (Frame)
Muzzle velocity: 783-1170m/s
Weight: 274 kg(Flak 18)
Ammo Types: Aphe, Hvap-T, Fi-T
Ap:
Pzgr. 18 L`Spur (Aphe) 0,685 kg 770/820m/s 13g Pent (22,1g) 54mm/10m
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Pzgr. (Naval) (Apcbc) 0,7 kg 815M/s solid 67mm/10m
M-Pzgr. 18 L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Aphe) 0,710-0,720 kg 783M/s 90g HTA (108g) 43mm/10m (0,715kg)
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H-Pzgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Apcr) 0,410 kg 1150-1170m/s 231g core(16,1mm) 110-113mm/10m
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Bottom Fuze active after 7mm (Note all Ap rounds starting from 37mm use the Bd.Z. d. 3,7 cm Pzgr.)
He:
Brsprgr. 18 L`Spur. (umg.) (Fi-T) 0,62 kg 820/845m/s 29g Pent (49,3g)
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M-Gr. 18 L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Fi-T) 0,55kg 914m/s 90g HTA (108g) 4-10mm/10m (on planes the same round in game has 10mm idk)
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Mountings:
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Vehicles:
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Sd.Kfz 6/2 (5t)
Sd.Kfz 7/2 (8t)
Pz I Ausf. B mit 3,7 cm Flak 37
37mm Flak 43
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Caliber: 37mm
Ammo: 37x263mm
Fire Rate: 250 rpm
Loading Tray 8 round Rahmen (Frame)
Muzzle velocity: 783-1170m/s
Weight: <274 kg(Flak 18)
Ammo Types: Aphe, APCR, Fi-T (Pictures see above)
Ap:
Pzgr. 18 L`Spur. (Aphe) 0,685 kg 770/820m/s 13g Pent (22,1g) 54mm/10m
Pzgr. (Naval) (Apcbc) 0,7 kg 815M/s solid 67mm/10m
M-Pzgr. 18 L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Aphe) 0,710-0,720 kg 783M/s 90g HTA (108g) 43mm/10m (0,715kg)
H-Pzgr. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (Apcr) 0,410 kg 1150-1170m/s 231g core(16,1mm) 110-113mm/10m
Bottom Fuze active after 7mm (Note all Ap rounds starting from 37mm use the Bd.Z. d. 3,7 cm Pzgr.)
He:
Brsprgr. 18 L`Spur. (umg.) (Fi-T) 0,62 kg 820/845m/s 29g Pent (49,3g)
M-Gr. 18 L`Spur. (Fi-T) 0,55kg 914m/s 90g HTA (108g) 4-10mm/10m (on planes the same round in game has 10mm idk)
Mountings:
WIP
Vehicles:
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Ostwind
Ostwind II (Flakzwilling)
3,7 cm Flak 43 auf s.W.S
50mm Flak 41 L/67
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Caliber: 50mm
Ammo: 50x345mm
Fire Rate: 130 rpm (or 180rpm by multiple sources)
Traverse:
Horizontal: 360°
Vertical: -10° +90°
Loading Tray 5 round Rahmen (Frame)
Muzzle velocity: 840-(>=)920m/s
Weight:
Ammo Types: Apcbc, He-T, Hefi-T
AP:
Pzgr. 42 L`Spur. (Apcbc) 2,23Kg 830m/s 17g Pent (28,9g) 113mm/10m
Bottom Fuze active after 7mm (Note all Ap rounds starting from 37mm use the Bd.Z. d. 3,7 cm Pzgr.)
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Nose Fuze:
Sprgr. 41 L`Spur. (He-T) 2,195Kg 840m/s 90g Pent (153g)
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M-Gesch. L`Spur. o.Zerl. (He-T) 1,52Kg >=920m/s 335g HTA (420g)
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Vehicles:
DB 4500A
Sd.Kfz. 7
Sources:
Handbuch der Flugzeugbordwaffenmunition 1936-1945
Captured ammunition Bulletin
German light anti-aircraft and anti-tank guns The War Office Dec 1942
German Antiaircraft Artillery, military intelligence service special series 10 Feb. 1943
4402/2 Mun. d. 2 cm Flak 30,38 und Flakvierling 38
4402/4 Mun. d. 5 cm Flak 41