I'm curious! I have posted a photo of several 20mm subcaliber cartridges both Swiss and Belgian. Can someone tell me what systems they are for? Also, does anyone have other variations of similar rounds? I don't mean the current DAG-type long aluminum ones, the 14.5mm German subcalibers, the older Davy Crockett rounds or any small arms size types, just ones with cases of this type.
PHOTO (l-r): M+FA 73 20mm UG 57 35 headstamp. Blue paper
case, bakelite body.
MPA 64 20mm headstamp. Electric primer.
M+FA 77 20mm UG 50 15 headstamp. Red paper case,
OD plastic body, black rubber tip.
Unheadstamped. Electric primer.
Unheadstamped.
Unheadstamped.
The long cartridge on the bottom is unheadstamped and has an electric primer. Ink stamped on the case is "TP-T 20/90 LOT 1-MCR-90". There is another line that I cannot make out.
M+FA = Eidgenossiche Munitionsfabrik, Altdorf, Switzerland.
MPA = Mecar, S.A. Belgium
MCR = Mecar, S.A., Nivelles, Belgium
Bob
PHOTO (l-r): M+FA 73 20mm UG 57 35 headstamp. Blue paper
case, bakelite body.
MPA 64 20mm headstamp. Electric primer.
M+FA 77 20mm UG 50 15 headstamp. Red paper case,
OD plastic body, black rubber tip.
Unheadstamped. Electric primer.
Unheadstamped.
Unheadstamped.
The long cartridge on the bottom is unheadstamped and has an electric primer. Ink stamped on the case is "TP-T 20/90 LOT 1-MCR-90". There is another line that I cannot make out.
M+FA = Eidgenossiche Munitionsfabrik, Altdorf, Switzerland.
MPA = Mecar, S.A. Belgium
MCR = Mecar, S.A., Nivelles, Belgium
Bob