Think of it as though there’s a 15mm HE for the ZB-60, but the 15mm BESA heavy machine gun probably only ever had Tracer and APT, nothing more exotic.
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This is the service rounds, correct. However, it is possible for Gaijin to give the 15mm the other rounds BSA produced.
There’s a APHE, HE, and an “AA” shell.
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BSA hadn’t been making ammunition for 4 decades at that point, the P, PL, PV, V, and PLV are going to be of Czechoslovakian origin, which would probably be hard to get after 1938. BSA had some to demonstrate the guns and put in their sales brochure, but that’s about all.
I have yet to see anything that indicates the British made anything other than Tracer and APT in 15mm for general use.
But yeah, Gaijin can do as they want including giving the BESA the 15 x 101mm German cartridges so it has HEI or Tungsten Carbide AP or whatever, I just won’t think it’s a good idea.
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That’s entirely fair and I agree. I only suggest these because that’s the status quo really. Gaijin love their time travelling or experimental ammo on service vehicles that never received it, or they simply withhold actual service rounds for “balance”.
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