Ammunition Charts

[Clave]

Not a definitive guide, more just artwork - anyway, enjoy!

First 3 charts are 5.56mm:

[Clave]

Here's the 'short' 7.62:

[Clave]

Next three are 'normal' ie: NATO 7.62:

[Clave]

The classic 303:

[Clave]

50 cal of course:

[Clave]

I'm sure I will be going back a size later, (7.92, 14.5 etc.) but for now I will finish with a couple of pages of 20mm x 102:

[beaupower32]

Nice work, they all look really good.

[Gnomey]

Yeah, they do. Great work!

[Clave]

Thanks

It has been an education, digging around to find out about these. If anyone has good links to the following it would be helpful:

25mm ammo

30mm x 113 and 30mm 173 ammo

WW2 and earlier cannon shells of all sizes

Cheers,

Bill

[mudpuppy]

I always appreciate you posting your work here for us to see....so thanks! As for reference material on ammunition, you may already have this man's site but just in case:
BOOKS BY ANTHONY G WILLIAMS

I am pretty sure that he's posted hereon this forum before but I am amazed at the breadth of information that he shares on his website.
Regards,
Derek

[Wayne Little]

[Clave]

Thanks - and thanks for the link too..

Ammunition Chart No1 for 25 x 137mm rounds:

[Clave]

Aden cannon/DEFA, in other words:

Ammunition Chart No1 for 30 x 113mm rounds:

[Matt308]

Way cool, Clave. Very nice. You might want to check your 5.56x45 to ensure you have the proper crimp depiction. Looks a little square, as if the case headspaced on the case mouth... when that isn't really what happens.

[Clave]

Way cool, Clave. Very nice. You might want to check your 5.56x45 to ensure you have the proper crimp depiction. Looks a little square, as if the case headspaced on the case mouth... when that isn't really what happens.

I see what you mean, and I'm fixing it now: