40X53 MM HV AMMUNITION

Cartridge versions offered:

40mm HE round - NGA-O
40mm practice round - NGAC
40mm practice with marker round - NGA-M
40mm practice with tracer round - NGAC-T
40mm practice with marker and tracer round -NGA-MT

Ammunition manufactured under Nammo Raufoss AS license:

40mm HEDP round - NGKO
40mm radio- frequency HEDP round - NGKO RF

40 x 53 MM HE ROUND NGA-O

40 x 53 mm HE rounds are designed to be launched from automatic grenade launcher such as Mk. 19 mod. 3, H&K GMG, CIS 40 AGL and other automatic grenade launchers compatible with NATO standards.
NGA-O round is designed to be used against lightly armored vehicles, field fortifications, combat manpower, ammunition depots, points of resistance and military transport as well as cover for own military operations.
Rounds works reliably in all conditions.

40 x 53 MM HEDP ROUND NGKO-2

NGKO - 2 cartridges are precision ammunition. The cartridge pierces armor with a thickness of 50 mm. The bullet is equipped with a self-equidator. NGKO-2 cartridges are used to flare light field fortifications, unarmored and lightly armored enemy firepower, live force, field ammunition stores, lightly armored combat vehicles and unarmored vehicles. 40 x 53 mm fragmentation-accumulation projectile cartridges - HEDP index NGKO-2 are adapted for firing from a 40 mm automatic grenade launcher such as MK. 19 mod. 3, H&K GMG and other automatic grenade launchers compliant with NATO standards.

40 x 53 MM HEDP AIR-BURST ROUND WITH RADIO FREQUENCED FUZE NGKO-RF

NGKO-RF round is fitted with radio programmed fuze which gives it Air-Burst function that enables the gunner to deliver the firepower at precisily specified distance behind the obstacles. The round apart from producing lethal fragments when detonating on target has a function of piercing through armour plate when detecting such surface.
The fuze has 3 main functions: Air-Burst, point detonating and self-destruction.
40 x 53 mm HEDP round is designed to be used against lightly armored targets, field fortifications, combat manpower, ammunition depots, points of resistance and military transport.
40 x 53 mm rounds are designed to be launched from automatic grenade launcher Mk. 19 mod. 3, H&K GMG, CIS 40 AGL and other automatic grenade launchers compatible with NATO standards in temperature operation range -40°C ÷ +63°C.

40 x 53 MM PRACTICE ROUND NGAC

Practice rounds are destined for training soldiers in the use of automatic grenade launchers as well as tactical use of live ammunition.
40 x 53 mm BALL-TP rounds are designed to be launched from automatic grenade launcher Mk. 19 mod. 3, H&K GMG, CIS 40 AGL and other automatic grenade launchers compatible with NATO standards.

40 x 53 MMPRACTICE ROUND WITH TRACER NGAC-T

NGAC-T practice rounds with tracer are designed for training soldiers in the use of automatic grenade launchers as well as tactical use of live ammunition. The cartridge with practice projectile contains a tracer that starts to burn in red colour after launching enabling observation of its trajectory.
40 x 53 mm BALL-TP-T rounds are designed to be launched from automatic grenade launcher Mk. 19 mod. 3, H&K GMG, CIS 40 AGL and other automatic grenade launchers compatible with NATO standards.

40 x 56 MM PRACTICE ROUND WITH MARKER NGA-M

Marker rounds are intended for training soldiers in the use of automatic grenade launchers as well as tactical use of live ammunition. A fluorescent powder placed at the top of projectile generates a coloured cloud at the detonation spot which enables the identification of projectile impact point.
40 x 53 mm marker rounds are designed to be launched from automatic grenade launcher Mk. 19 mod. 3, H&K GMG, CIS 40 AGL and other automatic grenade launchers compatible with NATO standards.

40 x 53 MM PRACTICE ROUND WITH MARKER AND TRACER NGA-MT

Marker practice rounds with tracer are intended for training soldiers in the use of automatic grenade launchers as well as tactical use of live ammunition. The cartridge with practice projectile contains a tracer that starts to burn after launch in red colour enabling observation of its trajectory. A fluorescent powder placed at the top of projectile generates a coloured cloud at the detonation spot which enables the identification of projectile impact point.
40 x 53 mm rounds are designed to be launched from automatic grenade launcher Mk. 19 mod. 3, H&K GMG, CIS 40 AGL and other automatic grenade launchers compatible with NATO standards.

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