Munitions

85 mm BR-365K AP round

Also known as
  • UBR-365K
  • UBR-365K AP-T round

The BR-365K is a Soviet 85 mm AP-T complete round used by the D-44 and related Soviet 85 mm gun family. Tank Archives' D-44 ballistic tables identify the sharp-tipped BR-365K AP round at 800 m/s, while WW2 Equipment Data describes the matching UBR-365K complete round with an MD-8 fuze and a small high-explosive base cavity.

Profile / Specs

Specifications

Caliber
85 mm
Complete round designation
UBR-365K
Projectile designation
BR-365K
Round type
AP-T complete round
Muzzle velocity
800 m/s
Dispersion at 1,000 m
0.3 x 0.4 m
Complete round weight
15.87 kg
Projectile weight
9.2 kg
Propellant weight
2.48 kg
Fuze
MD-8
Projectile filler
Small high-explosive base cavity
Target set
Tanks, armored trains, armored or reinforced concrete structures
Firing Guns

Tank Archives and WW2 Equipment Data both place BR-365K in the Soviet 85 mm gun family used by the D-44.

Firing weaponWeapon typeFiring evidence
D-44, 85 mm towed field gun, ArtilleryD-4485 mm divisional gun

Tank Archives' D-44 ballistic tables list the sharp-tipped BR-365K AP round in the gun's ammunition set, and WW2 Equipment Data identifies the same UBR-365K complete round with an MD-8 fuze.

Sources: Tank Archives: D-44 Ballistic Tables, WW2 Equipment Data Soviet Explosive Ordnance - 85mm and 100mm Projectiles

Ballistic Table Notes

The published references line up on the same 85 mm family round, but they emphasize different details: Tank Archives focuses on ballistic performance, while WW2 Equipment Data focuses on the complete-round designation and target set.

FieldValueSource
Complete roundUBR-365KWW2 Equipment Data Soviet Explosive Ordnance - 85mm and 100mm Projectiles
ProjectileBR-365KWW2 Equipment Data Soviet Explosive Ordnance - 85mm and 100mm Projectiles
Muzzle velocity800 m/sTank Archives: D-44 Ballistic Tables
Dispersion at 1,000 m0.3 x 0.4 mTank Archives: D-44 Ballistic Tables
Target setTanks, armored trains, armored or reinforced concrete structuresWW2 Equipment Data Soviet Explosive Ordnance - 85mm and 100mm Projectiles
Service And Conflict Use

Service History

In service
Documented in Tank Archives' D-44 ballistic tables and WW2 Equipment Data's Soviet 85 mm projectile reference.
Media
Related Weapon Systems

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