TM-43-0001-27 - Army Ammunition Data Sheets (1994)

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TM-43-0001-27 - Army Ammunition Data Sheets (1994)
DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT: Approved for public release: distribution is unlimited.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, APRIL 1994
Format: 201 pages

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TM-43-0001-27- Army Ammunition Data Sheets (1994)

PURPOSE

This manual is a reference handbook published as an aid in planning, training, familiarization and identification of small arms ammunition, ranging from 22 caliber through 30 millimetre and shotgun ammunition from .410 to 10 gage. This is the Federal Supply Class 1305. Operating instructions are contained in the appropriate weapons manuals.

SCOPE

For each item of materiel, there are illustrations and descriptions together with characteristics and related data. Included in the related data are weights, dimensions, performance data, shipping and storage data, type classification, and logistics control code (LCC). Refer to SC 1305/30-IL for weight, dimensions and cube of packing boxes for small arms ammunition.


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