TONY WILLIAMS' AMMUNITION PHOTO GALLERY
All of the photos in this gallery, except for "British WW2 Tank Gun Ammunition" and "German WW2 Tank Gun Ammunition", I have taken of rounds in my collection, and copyright is reserved.
Everything from anti-tank rifle to 40 mm cannon rounds AMENDED 6 MAY 06
Bigger stuff: mostly 37-57 mm AMENDED 6 MAY 06
Really big stuff (fortunately not much of it - no room!): 57mm to 105mm
Bits and pieces: sectioned cartridges and projectiles.
ANTI-TANK RIFLE CARTRIDGES: 7.92-15mm NEW 5 JAN 03
7.92x57 (for scale), 7.92x87 (replica of Spanish ATR round, reputedly only one rifle made but used in Spanish Civil War), 7.92x107 (Polish Maroszek), 7.92x94 (German Panzerbuchse), 13.2x92SR (German Mauser M1918 - the original anti-tank rifle), 13.9x99B (British .55" Boys), 12.7x108 (Soviet HMG round; used briefly in the Sholoklov ATR), 14.5x114 (Soviet PTRD/PTRS), 15.2x114 (US .60" experimental (tripod-mounted), 12.7x99 (.50 Browning for scale).
ANTI-TANK RIFLE CARTRIDGES: 20-24mm NEW 5 JAN 03
12.7x99 (for scale), 20x72RB (Oerlikon SSG), 20x105B (Solothurn S18-100 series), 20x110RB (Oerlikon SSG 36), 20x120 (Madsen), 20x125 (Japanese Type 97), 20x138B (Solothurn S18-1000 and Finnish Lahti L39), 20x144R (Bofors m/40), 20x180R (Carl Gustav m/42 recoilless), 24x139 (Swiss Tb41). N.B. the Madsen, Bofors and Tb41 were mounted on low tripods rather than using bipods plus shoulder stocks.
PRINCIPAL HEAVY MACHINE GUN CARTRIDGES AMENDED 3 JULY 07
In approximate order of appearance: 12.7x99 (.50" Browning), 12.7x81 (.5" Vickers V/580), 12.7x81SR (.5" Vickers V/565, 12.7mm Scotti, Breda-SAFAT, IJA Ho-103), 13.2x99 (Hotchkiss M30, Breda M1931, FN Browning, IJN Type 93/Type 3), 13.2x96 (Hotchkiss M35), 12.7x108 (Russian; also Chinese HMGs), 15x104 (Czech vz/60, aka British Besa), 15x96 (German Mauser MG 151), 13x64B (German MG 131, IJN Type 2), 14.5x114 (Russian KPV).
EXPERIMENTAL & LIMITED SERVICE HEAVY MACHINE GUN CARTRIDGES AMENDED 3 JULY 07
12.7x99 (for scale), 12.7x110 (.50 North or Colt-Kynoch), 13.2x92SR (the original German TuF Maxim HMG of 1918, of which c. 24 were built), 12.7x120SR (Vickers Class D HV, saw very limited use), 12.7X108R (ShVAK HMG: few were made before it was converted to 20mm), 13.9x99B (.55 Boys ATR round - proposed for Rolls-Royce aircraft MG), 15.2x114 (US .60" T17), 13x92B (German MG 215/13), 15x83B (German MG 215/15), 12.7x114 (US .50/60"), 12.7x120 (US .50" HV - from 20mm HS.404 case), 15x115 (postwar FN BRG; early pattern based on HS.404 case), 15.5x106 (FN BRG late pattern - based on KPV case)
EXOTIC EXPERIMENTAL HMG CARTRIDGES NEW 3 JULY 07
12.7mm Hughes Lockless (sectioned, to show telescoped layout), .50 ARES TARG (telescoped, plastic case), .50 TROUND (for open-chamber gun), 12.7x99 (for scale)
REPLICA WW2 AXIS HMG/CANNON CARTRIDGES AMENDED 2 MARCH 03
13x77B, 13x91 (Breda), 13x94 (PzB; interim between 13x92SR and 7.92x94 PzB), 13x100B, 13x105, 15x135 (20/15mm Polte), 20x135 (Polte), 20x138RB, 24x138B (the 20x138B necked out), 30x91 (MK 212: Mauser's rival to the MK 108), 30x110B. These are all WW2 experimental cartridges (nearly all German) which have been reconstructed from factory drawings (although the projectiles are genuine). Any more detailed information about these rounds would be welcomed.
EARLY MG/CANNON CARTRIDGES AMENDED 24 JUNE 04
11x59R (11mm Gras Vickers), 11.4x60R (.450 Gatling), 11.7x59R (577/450 Martini), 25x88R (replica 1 inch Gatling), 25x94R (1 inch Nordenfelt), 25x87R (1 inch Vickers), 25.4x87 (Revelli-FIAT), 37x94R (Hotchkiss and Maxim), 37x101SR (Sockelflak), 37x69R (Vickers 1 Pr Mk III), 37x190 (COW gun)
20mm CANNON CARTRIDGES TO 1945 PART ONE AMENDED 5 APRIL 05
20x70RB (Becker), 20x72RB (Oerlikon FF - aka IJN Type 99-1), 20x80RB (German MG-FF/M), 20x82 (Mauser MG 151/20), 20x94 (IJA Ho-5), 20x99R (ShVAK), 20x101RB (Oerlikon FFL- aka IJN Type 99-2), 20x105B (Solothurn S18-350), 20x105 (German MG 204), 20x110RB (Oerlikon FFS and HS.7, H.S.9 variants), 20x110 (HS.404 - Hispano)
20mm CANNON CARTRIDGES TO 1945 PART TWO NEW 5 JAN 03
20x110 (HS.404), 20x113 (Lahti L34), 20x120 (Madsen), 20x125 (IJA Type 97; and Ho-1, Ho-3), 20x138B ('Long Solothurn' used in FlaK/KwK 30 and 38), 20x139 (Swiss FMK: drill), 20x142 (IJA Type 98), 20x144R (Bofors m/32)
20mm CANNON CARTRIDGES AFTER 1945 NEW 5 JAN 03
20x110 (HS.404: Swiss API), 20x102 (US M39 and M61 Vulcan, GIAT 20M621), 20x110 USN (Mark 11 and 12 aircraft guns), 20x128 (Oerlikon KAA, also used in Meroka CIWS), 20x139 (HS 820 - now called Oerlikon KAD - M139 in US service - and also used in Rh 202, GIAT 20M693 / Vektor GI-2), 20x82 (Vektor GA-1: the MG 151/20, still in production!)
19-20mm EXPERIMENTAL CARTRIDGES NEW 8 APRIL 07
20x110 (for scale), 19x114R Szakats (WW1 German), 20x120RB Simonetta (1930s), 20x135 Polte (German pre-WW2: replica), 20x138RB (German WW2 unknown: replica), 20X158RB (US T5, for post-WW2 T33 aircraft gun)
23-28mm CARTRIDGES AMENDED 5 APRIL 05
23x115 Russian (NS-23, NR-23, AM-23, GSh-23, GSh-6-23), 23X122 (exp. French HS.406/7), 23x139SR (exp. US T4) 23x152B (Russian ZSU - VYa almost identical but brass case), 24x138 (Swiss Pzw.Kan 38), 25x137 (Oerlikon KBA: NATO standard also used in M242 Bushmaster Chain Gun, GAU-12/U, GIAT 25M811), 25x163 (Hotchkiss - aka IJN Type 96), 25x184 (Oerlikon KBB), 25x189 (Vickers 25.4mm), 25x218 (Russian Navy: earlier M1940 version used a slightly different, 25x218R, case, while the Bofors it was developed from used a 25x205R case), 27x145B (Mauser BK 27), 28x199SR (USN 1.1")
23-25mm EXPERIMENTAL CARTRIDGES AMENDED 8 APRIL 07
23x115 Russian (for scale), 23x106 (Madsen aircraft gun, 1930s), 23x122 (HS.406/407: French aircraft gun 1940), 23x139SR (US .90" cal T4 early 1940s), 24x138B German WW2 (replica), 25x116B (Swiss: necked-down Aden case), 25mm projectile (from US GAU-7 cannon 1960s - contained within combustible case),
30mm CARTRIDGES PART ONE NEW 5 JAN 03
30x90RB (MK 108), 30x184B (MK 101/103), 30x86B (Aden LV: almost identical to the 30x85B for the Mauser MK 213), 30x97B (DEFA 540 series), 30x113B (Aden and DEFA 550 series, M240 Chain Gun), 30x150B (GIAT 30M791 for Rafale), 30x155B (Russian NR-30, Chinese 30mm Type 1)
30mm CARTRIDGES PART TWO NEW 5 JAN 03
30x165 (Russian: current all-purpose case, used in naval, aircraft, army weapons), 30x170 (Rarden APDS: Oerlikon KCB with brass case), 30x170 (HS 831: now known as Oerlikon KCB), 30x173 (Oerlikon KCA), 30x173 (GAU-8/A: an alloy-cased KCA, also used in Bushmaster II, Mauser MK 30F), 30x210B (Russian naval NN-30, Romanian A436, Zastava M86/89), 30x210 (Czech M53)
30mm EXPERIMENTAL CARTRIDGES NEW 8 APRIL 07
30x91 (Mauser MK 212 WW2 - replica case), 30x110B (German WW2 unknown: replica case), 30x100B (WECOM / XM 140 - for Cheyenne helicopter), 30x113B DEFA (for scale), 30x126B T239 US 1950s (for T182 Aden-type aircraft revolver cannon), 30x136 (HS 825 - 1950s aircraft gun), 30x165 (Philco-Ford's rival to GAU-8/A)
34-37mm CARTRIDGES FOR AUTOMATIC WEAPONS NEW 5 JAN 03
34x239 (Swiss Flab Kan 38), 35x228 (Oerlikon KD series, Bushmaster III), 37x69R (Vickers 1 Pr Mk.III of WW1), 37x94R (Maxim 'Pom-pom: 1890s), 37x145R (US M4/M10 WW2 aircraft), 37x155 (Russian N-37 1950s aircraft), 37x190 (COW gun: WW1 aircraft), 37x195 (Russian NS-37: WW2 aircraft)
37-50mm CARTRIDGES FOR WW2 AUTOMATIC WEAPONS AMENDED 6 OCTOBER 07
37x223SR (US M1/M9), 37x250R (Russian M39), 37x263B (FlaK 18/36/37/42 and BK 3,7), 40x158R (British 2 Pr and Class S), 40x311R (Bofors L/60), 50x346B (FlaK 41)
40-57mm CARTRIDGES FOR POSTWAR AUTOMATIC WEAPONS AMENDED 6 MAY 06
40x364R (Bofors L/70), 45x386SR (Russian Navy), 57x230R (Bofors m/47 aircraft gun), 57x350SR (Russian S60 and naval guns), 57x398 (Czech PLK), 57x438R (Bofors AA / naval)
SECTIONED HMG/ATR ROUNDS NEW 2 MARCH 03
7.92x94 (German Panzerbuchse ATR), 12.7x99 (.50 inch APT), 12.7x99 (experimental APDS), 13.9x99B (.55 inch Boys ATR - note cordite propellant) 14.5x114 (Russian ATR/HMG)
SECTIONED CANNON ROUNDS AMENDED 5 APRIL 05
20x80RB (MG-FF API), 20x82 (MG 151/20 M-Geschoss), 20x102 (M39/61 APCR), 20x128 (Oerlikon KAA APHE), 20x128 (Oerlikon KAA HE), 20x138B (FlaK/KwK 30/38 AP), 20x138B (FlaK/KwK 30/38 HE), 23x106 (Madsen HE), 30x113B (ADEN HE), 35mm (Oerlikon APDS projectile), 37mm (FlaK 18/36/37/43 HE projectile, 37x263B (Flak 18/etc AP)
SPOTTING CARTRIDGES NEW 5 JAN 03
An odd group consisting of cartridges developed to match the trajectories of RCL and other direct fire weapons, so they they could be used for sighting purposes. The bullets were designed to flash on impact, and could also be used for subcalibre training. 7.65x21 (Erika Pak 75), 7.62x24 (Portuguese), 7.62x27 (Swiss), 7.62x33 (Argentine), 10x43B (XM75), 9x51 (SMAW Mk 217), 7.5x55R (Swiss), 14.5x51R, 20x22R (Netherlands), 12.7x76 (.50 Spotter), 15.2x120 (15mm XM122)
GRENADE AND BATON ROUNDS NEW 5 JAN 03
30x29B (Russian: AGS-17, AGS-30 etc), 40x46SR (LV grenade for shoulder-fired weapons), 40x53SR (HV grenade for automatic grenade launchers), 37x122R (rubber bullet round), 37x122R (plastic baton round, with baton next to it), 37x112RB (37mm Arwen riot control round - nothing to do with Middle Earth!)
BRITISH WW1/2 TANK GUN AMMUNITION
57x307R (6pdr WW1 tank), 47x376R (3 pdr Hotchkiss, similar to but slightly longer than 37x351R interwar tank), 40x304R (2 pdr WW2 tank/AT), 57x441R (6 pdr WW2 tank/AT - also US 57mm AT)
BRITISH WW2 TANK GUN AMMUNITION
47x376R (3 pdr Hotchkiss, similar to but slightly longer than 47x351R interwar tank), 40x304R (2 pdr AP), 57x441 (6 pdr APDS), 75x350R (US/British 75mm HE), 76x583R (17 pdr APDS), 76x420R (77mm mm in Comet tank), 76x134R (3" Howitzer for close-support tanks), 95x206R (95mm Howitzer for close-support tanks).
GERMAN WW2 TANK GUN AMMUNITION
37x249R (3,7 cm Pak / Kwk AP), 50x289R (5 cm L/42 Kwk Pzgr 40), 50x420R (5cm L/60 Pak 38, Kwk), 75x243R (7,5 cm L/24), 75x495R (7,5 cm L/43 and L/48: later Pz IV), 75x640R (7,5cm Kwk 42 L/70: Panther tank), 88x571R (8,8 cm L/56: Tiger 1), 88x822R (8,8cm L/71: Tiger 2).
BRITISH+GERMAN WW2 TANK GUN AMMUNITION (combined photo of the two above - thanks Otto!)
1940/1 BATTLES: TANK GUN AMMUNITION (1) NEW 5 APRIL 05
7.92x57 (MG 34/42, Besa), 12.7x81 (0.5" Vickers), 13.9x99B (.55" Boys), 15x104 (Besa), 20x99R (ShVAK), 20x138B (KwK 30/38), 25x194R (French Hotchkiss), 37x94R (French Mle 1916/1918)
1940/1 BATTLES: TANK GUN AMMUNITION (2) AMENDED 8 MAY 06
37x94R (French 37mm Mle 1916/1918), 37x149R (French 37mm Mle 1938), 37x249R (German 3,7cm), 37x257R (Polish wz 36 - 37mm Bofors), 37x268R (Czech 37mm vz 34/38), 40x304R (British 2pdr), 47x195R (Italian 47mm Mod 37 - Austrian Bohler), 45 x 310R (Russian Mod 37), 47x193R French 47mm Mle 1935
1942 BATTLES: TANK GUN AMMUNITION AMENDED 5 APRIL 05
37x134R (Japanese Type 94 Tank), 37x165R (Japanese Type 94 AT/Type 98 tank: same AP projectile as 37x134R), 37x223R US 37mm M16 APCBC), 40x304R (British 2pdr AP), 57x121R (Japanese 57 mm Type 97), 50x289R (German 5 cm L/42 Kwk 38 HE), 50x420R (German 5 cm L/60 APC), 57x441R (British 6pdr AP)
MISCELLANEOUS MANUALLY-LOADED AMMUNITION NEW 5 APRIL 05
From left to right: 37x277R (French Mle 1935 casemate), 47x131R (Japanese Hotchkiss), 47x280R (Belgian AT), 47x340R (Swiss M41 AT), 47x376R (UK Hotchkiss naval 3 pdr), 57x224R (Belgian - believed to be for the gun used in the WW1 A7V tank)
EARLY SUB-CALIBRE AMMUNITION (1) AMENDED 5 APRIL 05
20x138B (German 2 cm Kwk 30/38 APCR), 28x187R (German 28/20mm PzB 41 - Gerlich squeezebore), 37x94R (French 37mm Mle 1935 APCR), 37x249R (German 3,7 cm PaK 36 Pzgr.40), 37x263B (German BK 3,7 Pzgr.40), 40x304R (British 2 pdr APSV Mk 1: Littlejohn squeezebore)
EARLY SUB-CALIBRE AMMUNITION (2) AMENDED 5 APRIL 05
40x304R (British 2 pdr APSV Mk 1: Littlejohn squeezebore), 45x310R (Soviet 45mm APCR), 50x289R (German 5 cm KwK 38 L/42 Pzgr.40), 50x419R (German 5 cm Pak 38 L/60 Pzgr.40), 57x441R (British 6 pdr APDS), 57x480R (Soviet 57mm APCR)
From left to right: sectioned German 28/20mm PzB 41 AT (without nose cap), British 2pdr APSV (Littlejohn Mk 1), Russian 45mm APCR, Russian 57mm APCR, British 6 pdr APDS, British 17 pdr APDS, core from 17 pdr (all replicas, except for the 28/20mm and the 17 pdr core)
MODERN LAFV AMMUNITION (1) AMENDED 6 OCTOBER 07
20x139 (HS 820, US M139, GIAT 20M693, Rh 202), 25x137 (M242 Bushmaster), 30x165 (2A42, 2A72), 30x170 (Rarden), 30x173 (Bushmaster II, Mauser MK30), 30x210B (Zastava M86/89), 35x228 (Oerlikon KDE, Bushmaster III)
MODERN LAFV AMMUNITION (2) AMENDED 6 OCTOBER 07
35x228 (Oerlikon KDE, Bushmaster III), 40x364R (Bofors L/70, Bushmaster IV), 57x347SR (Russian AU-220M), 60x410R (IMI / OTO 60mm)
MODERN SUB-CALIBRE AMMUNITION (1) AMENDED 6 OCTOBER 07
20mm M61 APDS (20x102), 20mm HS 820/M139 and Rh202 APDS (20x139), 20mm French APDS for F2 (20x141), 25mm Oerlikon APDS (25x137), 25mm M242 Bushmaster APFSDS (25x137), sectioned British Rarden APDS (30x170), 30mm Bushmaster II (this is FMPDS for Goalkeeper) (30x173), 40mm CTWS APFSDS (40x255)
MODERN SUB-CALIBRE AMMUNITION (2) AMENDED 6 OCTOBER 07
40mm CTWS APFSDS (40x255), 35mm Oerlikon KDE APDS (35x228), sectioned 50mm Rheinmetall Supershot APFSDS (50x330) Bofors 40mm with expl. APDS (40x364), 6 pdr 7 cwt with APFSDS (experimental projectile in WW2 case for developing 120mm APFSDS), 60x410R (IMI / OTO 60mm)
MODERN SUB-CALIBRE PROJECTILES NEW 24 JUNE 04
From left to right: two AP cores for 12.7mm bullets, core (in sheath) for 14.5mm, 20mm APDS, 25mm APDS core, 25mm APDS, core for 30mm Aden APCR, expl. tungsten core for 30mm GAU-8/A, 30mm Rarden APDS core, 35mm APDS core, sectioned 35mm APDS, expl 40mm APDS with front of sabot removed
WW2 AA GUN AMMUNITION (1) NEW 5 APRIL 05
7.7x56R (.303), 12.7x81 (0.5 Vickers), 12.7x99 (.50 M2), 13.2x99 (Hotchkiss, IJN Type 93), 20x110RB (Oerlikon S), 20x138B (Flak 30/38), 25x163 (Hotchkiss, IJN Type 96), 25x189 (25.4mm Vickers), 29x199SR (USN 1.1"), 30x184B (Flak 38), 34x239 (Swiss Fla.Kan 38)
WW2 AA GUN AMMUNITION (2) AMENDED 6 OCTOBER 07
34x239 (Swiss Fla.Kan 38), 37x223SR (US M1A1), 37x250R (Soviet M39),37x249R (Flak M42), 37x263B (Flak 18/36/37/43), 37x380R (German naval SK C/30 - manually loaded)
WW2 AA GUN AMMUNITION (3) AMENDED 6 OCTOBER 07
37x277R (French naval Mle 1925/33 - manually loaded), 37x380R (German naval SK C/30 - manually loaded), 40x158R (Vickers 2 pdr Pom-pom), 40x311R (Bofors L/60), 50x346B (FlaK 41)
WW2 PT BOAT AMMUNITION NEW 5 APRIL 05
12.7x81 (0.5" Vickers), 12.7x99 (.50 M2), 20x110RB (Oerlikon S), 20x138B (Flak 30/38), 37x145R (US M4), 37x223SR (US M9), 37x263B (Flak 18), 40x158R (Vickers Pom-pom, Rolls-Royce BH), 40x311R (Bofors), 57x441R (Molins Gun)
MODERN NAVAL AA GUN AMMUNITION (1) NEW 5 APRIL 05
20x102 (APDS - Vulcan Phalanx), 20x128 (Oerlikon KAA in GAM-B01 mounting), 23x152B (ZU in various East European navies), 25x137 (M242 Bushmaster, various mountings), 25x184 (Oerlikon KBB, in Sea Zenith mounting for Contraves Seaguard), 25x218 (Russian), 27x145B (Mauser BK 27 in MLG 27 mounting), 30x165 (current Russian, in A630K, Kashtan etc)
MODERN NAVAL AA GUN AMMUNITION (2) NEW 5 APRIL 05
30x165 (current Russian), 30x170 (Oerlikon KCB), 30x173 (FMPDS in GAU-8/A, in Goalkeeper mounting), 35x228 (Oerlikon, various), 37x250R (originally Russian, now Chinese), 40x311R (Bofors L/60), 40x364R (Bofors L/70)
WW2 AIRCRAFT GUN AMMUNITION (1) NEW 5 APRIL 05
7.7x56R (.303 British, Italian/IJN 7.7mm), 7.92x57 (MG 15, 17, 81), 13x64B (MG 131), 12.7x81SR (Breda-SAFAT, Scotti, IJA Ho-103), 12.7x99 (.50 Browning M2), 12.7x108 (Soviet UB), 15x96 (MG 151), 20x72RB (Oerlikon FF/IJN Type 99-1), 20x80RB (MG-FF/M), 20x82 (MG 151/20), 20x94 (IJA Ho-5), 20x99R (ShVAK), 20x101RB (Oerlikon FFL/IJN Type 99-2)
WW2 AIRCRAFT GUN AMMUNITION (2) NEW 5 APRIL 05
20x101RB (Oerlikon FFL/IJN Type 99-2), 20x110RB (Oerlikon FFS/HS Type 7, 9), 20x110 (Hispano HS 404), 20x125 (IJA Ho-1, Ho-3), 23x152B (23mm VYa), 30x90RB (MK 108), 30x184B (MK 101/MK 103), 37x145R (US M4, M10), 37x195 (NS-37)
WW2 'TANKBUSTER' AIRCRAFT GUN AMMUNITION (1) NEW 5 APRIL 05
12.7x99 (.50 M2 API), 20x110 (HS 404 AP), 23x152B (VYa APBC), 30x184B (MK 101, MK 103 Hartkernmunition), 37x195 (NS-37 APBC), 37x263B (BK3,7 Hartkernmunition), 40x158 (Vickers Class S AP)
WW2 GERMAN 'TANKBUSTER' AIRCRAFT GUN AMMUNITION (2) NEW 5 APRIL 05
20x82 (MG 151/20 AP), 30x184B (MK 101/103 Hartkernmunition), 37x263B (BK3,7 Hartkernmunition), 50x420R (BK 5 APC), 75x714R (Pak 40, BK 7,5 APC)
POSTWAR AIRCRAFT GUN AMMUNITION NEW 5 APRIL 05
12.7x99 (.50 M3), 20x102 (M39/M61), 20x110 USN (Mk 11/Mk 12), 23x115 (NS-23, NR-23, AM-23, GSh-23, GSh-6-23), 25x137 (GAU-12/U), 27x145B (Mauser BK 27), 30x113B (Aden/DEFA 550), 30x150B (GIAT 30M791), 30x155B (NR-30), 30x165 (GSh-301, GSh-30, GSh-6-30), 30x173(2) (GAU-8/A), 30x173(1) (Oerlikon KCA), 37x155 (N-37, NN-37)
HELICOPTER GUN AMMUNITION NEW 5 APRIL 05
7.62x51 NATO (M60, GAU-2/A), 7.62x54R (GShG-7.62), 12.7x99 (.50 M2/3), 12.7x108 (A-12.7, YakB-12.7), 20x82 (MG 151/20, Vektor GA1), 20x102 (M197, 20M621), 20x139 (HS 820, Rh202, GIAT 20M693, Vektor G1/2), 23x115 (GSh-23), 30x113B (M230, 30M781), 30x165 (2A42, GSh-30K)
7.62x51, 20x102, 25x137, 40x311R, 105x371R
