BR-365P

Also known as

53-BR-365P
53-БР-365П
BR-365P
85 mm BR-365P
Soviet HVAP-T 85mm BR-365P

BR-365P is a Soviet 85 mm APCR round, also described as an HVAP-T projectile, used in the postwar 85 mm ammunition family. Tank Archives' D-44 ballistic tables list BR-365P at 1050 m/s, while METIS identifies it as 53-BR-365P in the 53-UBR-365K round family.

BR-365P, 85 mm APCR round, Munitions

Image source: Soviet HVAP-T 85mm BR-365P

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin: Soviet Union
Built by: Soviet ordnance industry
Type: 85 mm APCR round
Service note: Post-World War II Soviet ammunition

ammunition projectile anti-tank

Specifications

Caliber: 85 mm
Projectile type: APCR projectile
Muzzle velocity: 1050 m/s
Round family: 53-UBR-365K
Designation: 53-BR-365P

Firing Guns

Tank Archives' D-44 ballistic tables include BR-365P among the 85 mm rounds shown for the gun.

Firing weapon

Weapon type

Firing evidence

D-44, 85 mm towed field gun, Artillery

85 mm towed field gun

The D-44 ballistic tables list BR-365P as an APCR round with a 1050 m/s muzzle velocity and lower precision than the BR-367P APCR round.

Sources: Tank Archives: D-44 Ballistic Tables

Media

BR-365P Images

BR-365P, 85 mm APCR round, Munitions - view 1 — Source: Soviet HVAP-T 85mm BR-365P

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Sources

Tank Archives: D-44 Ballistic TablesPublisher: Tank Archives | Note: Supports the BR-365P APCR designation, the D-44 ballistic-table context, and the 1050 m/s figure. | Accessed: 2026-06-27 53-BR-365PPublisher: METIS | Note: Supports the 53-BR-365P designation and the 53-UBR-365K round-family context for the BR-365P projectile. | Accessed: 2026-06-27 Soviet HVAP-T 85mm BR-365PPublisher: British Ordnance Collectors Network | Note: Supports image provenance for the attachment photos of the BR-365P projectile. | Accessed: 2026-06-27