112mm Cannon
112mm Cannon may refer to any 112mm caliber cannon or autocannon in use by The Phoenix Milita. 112mm caliber cannons are also used as the armament for many Phoenix Dynamix products.
112mm Autocannon
Despite the fact that many of the 112mm are attached to auto-loaders, the 112mm Autocannon is the only one designed specifically for sustained rapid fire. 112mm Autocannons are employed in single and double mounts as heavy anti-aircraft artillery on naval vessels and ground installations.
Ammunition
- A2218-DUD Training Round
- A2219-ABIF Illuminating Flare
- A2220-APDU Armour-Piercing Depleted Uranium
- A2220B-APDU-T Armour-Piercing Depleted Uranium - Tracer
- A2221-APTP Armour-Piercing Tungsten Penetrator
- A2221B-APTP-T Armour-Piercing Tungsten Penetrator - Tracer
- A2222-APFSDS Armour-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot
- A2223-ABFT Air Bursting Fragmentation, Timed fuze
- A2223B-ABFP Air Bursting Fragmentation, Programmable fuze
- A2237-HEFS High Explosive Fin-Stabilized
112mm Smoothbore
The 112mm Smoothbore is used as a light tank cannon on tanks such as the T-8 Sprite.
Ammunition
- A2218B-DUD Training Round
- A2831-APFSDS Armour-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot
- A2832-HEAT High Explosive Anti-Tank
- A2833-HEDP High Explosive Dual Purpose
- A2834-RAAPS Rocket Assisted Armor Piercing Sabot
- A2835-HESH High Explosive Squash Head
- A2836-MPAT Multi-Purpose Anti-Tank(and Anti-Aircraft)
- A2840-APLM Armor Piercing Lightweight Missile (Modified APILAS Anti-Armor Rocket)
112mm Rifled Cannon
The 112mm Rifled cannon is used as a light naval and ground based artillery cannon. It is very similar to the 112mm Autocannon, but has a slightly lower rate of fire, can withstand higher pressure rounds and is usually fitted with a longer barrel. The M212 112mm Howitzer is a typical example of the 112mm Rifled cannon.
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