Talk:14.5 × 114 mm

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14.5x114 not 14.5 x 114 !! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 89.77.15.69 (talk) 23:30, 31 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The drawing dimensions overconstrain the cartridge. Though the dimensions given are "maximums" ... a little wiggle room

Weight

Why does it mention the weight of the bullet alone, but not the weight of the entire round? It should mention the weight of the entire round, with bullet, casing, and powder, somewhere in this article. 71.112.219.8 (talk) 06:20, 2 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Why? The reason for stating the bullet weight is for kinetic energy calculations. The bullet is the only part of the cartridge that hits the target. Roger (talk) 07:13, 2 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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--JeffGBot (talk) 15:22, 1 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

test barrel

The test barrel is a KPV machine gun. The chart in the source is directly from the KPV section and says:

The KPV machinegun is also used in Naval pedestal mounts, designated MTPU which fires at least 450rpm. 
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The ammunition used post WWII:

USSR Designation	US Abbreviation	Bullet Weight [g]	Muzzle Velocity [m/s]	Description
B-32	API	64,0	1000	Steel core bullet with incendiary in tip
BZT	API-T	59,6	1000	Steel core bullet with incendiary in tip and tracer
BS	AP (special)	64,4	1000	Tungsten carbide core bullet
ZP	Inc.-T	60,0	1000	"Instantaneous Incendiary" bullet with internal fuze, incendiary in tip, tracer container in base
MDZ	HEI	59,7	1000	Projectile filled with HEI charge, internal air compression fuze. Pointed boattail projectile
MDZ	HEI(var)57,8    1000    Slightly modified version of the above MDZ, with shorter air compression tube in tip

KKV

I have found no reference to the "KKV" type munition outside of fictional sources. I believe it is just that: fictional. Can somebody please cite a source as to where they found information on the KKV? The only place I can find data on it is on the "Nsdraftroom" forum, which is not a legitimate source of information and is purposefully intended for the posting and sharing of fictional and/or speculative data (designs). Unfortunately I cannot link it here, because it is apparently on the spam blacklist, but you can get to it from the index of that website by posting "?showtopic=8181" after "index.php".

Re:KKV

I also believe the "KKV" round is fictional and have found no credible sources mentioning anything about such a round. I have removed the mention of it.