3OF34

The 3OF34 is a Soviet-origin 120 mm high-explosive fragmentation mortar bomb used in the standard ammunition family for Soviet and Russian 120 mm mortars. Open references list it in ammunition tables for the 120-PM-43 and 2B11 mortar families with a 16.1 kg round mass, 3.43 kg explosive filling, and a maximum range of about 7.1 km.

3OF34, 120 mm high-explosive fragmentation mortar bomb, Munitions

Image source: 40th Cavalry Regiment soldier loads 120 mm mortar round

Profile

Origin: Soviet Union / Russia
Built by: Soviet UnionRussian Federation
Type: 120 mm high-explosive fragmentation mortar bomb
Service note: Cold War-present

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Specifications

Caliber: 120 mm
Munition class: High-explosive fragmentation mortar bomb
Round mass: 16.1 kg
Explosive filling: 3.43 kg
Maximum range: About 7.1 km in Soviet/Russian ammunition tables
Compatibility: Listed for 120 mm Soviet/Russian mortar families such as the 120-PM-43 and 2B11

Service And Conflict Use

Service History

In service: Standard 120 mm mortar ammunition family round for Soviet and Russian heavy mortars.

Firing Weapons

The 3OF34 appears in Soviet and Russian 120 mm mortar ammunition tables as a standard HE/FRAG mortar bomb for the mortar family used by the 2S12 Sani.

Firing weapon

Weapon type

Firing evidence

120 mm heavy mortar system

The 120-PM-43 and 2B11 ammunition tables list 3OF34 as a HE/FRAG round for the mortar family used by the 2S12 Sani.

Sources: 120-PM-43 Mortar Ammunition Table, 2B11 Ammunition Table

3OF34 Images

3OF34, 120 mm high-explosive fragmentation mortar bomb, Munitions - view 1 — Source: 40th Cavalry Regiment soldier loads 120 mm mortar round

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Sources

120-PM-43 Mortar Ammunition TablePublisher: Wikipedia | Note: Supports the 3OF34 designation, round mass, explosive fill, range, and its listing as HE/FRAG ammunition for the 120-PM-43 mortar family. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 2B11 Ammunition TablePublisher: Wikipedia | Note: Supports the 3OF34 designation, round mass, explosive fill, range, and its listing as HE/FRAG ammunition for the 2B11 mortar family. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 Fenix Insight Mortar Bomb DatabasePublisher: Fenix Insight | Note: Supports background context that 3OF34 is a recorded 120 mm mortar bomb found in multiple national inventories and war-zone recoveries. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 40th Cavalry Regiment soldier loads 120 mm mortar roundPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports image provenance and public-domain licensing for the representative 120 mm mortar-round image used on the entry page. | Accessed: 2026-06-23