P-50-75 practice bomb

Also known as

P-50-75
P-50-75 aviation bomb
P-50-75-D
P-50-75-N

The P-50-75 is a Bulgarian practice aviation bomb made by Dunarit for training work such as aiming shots, suspension drills, and technical-staff practice. Dunarit describes it as an aviation bomb family produced in Ruse, while Aero's L-39NG Skyfox brochure lists the P-50-75 among western payloads.

P-50-75 practice bomb, Practice bomb, Munitions

Image source: P-50-75, P-50-75-D Aviation Bombs | Atlas Internazionale Ltd

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin: Bulgaria
Built by: Dunarit
Type: Practice bomb

practice training bomb

Specifications

Caliber class: 50-75 kg
Round weight: 65 kg
Length: 1,065 mm
Diameter: 203 mm
Stabilizer span: 245 mm
Charge weight: 1.3 kg
Suspension: One-point hanging
Variant notes: Day and night charges; P-50-75-D concrete body variant

Carrier Aircraft

Aero's Skyfox brochure lists the P-50-75 practice bomb among western payloads for the L-39NG.

Carrier

Carrier type

Carriage evidence

Aero L-39NG, Two-seat subsonic jet trainer and light-attack aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs

Trainer and light-attack aircraft

The Skyfox brochure lists the P-50-75 practice bomb among western payloads for the L-39NG.

Sources: L-39 SKYFOX brochure | Aero

Service And Conflict Use

Service History

In service: Training munition for aiming shots, bomb-suspension drills, and technical-staff practice.

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Sources

P-50-75, P-50-75-D Aviation Bombs | Atlas Internazionale LtdPublisher: Atlas Internazionale Ltd | Note: Supports the product designation, practice-bomb role, technical data, manufacturer, and product image. | Accessed: 2026-06-27 П-50-75 | DunaritPublisher: Dunarit | Note: Supports the Bulgarian manufacturer background and Dunarit's historical production of the P-50-75 aviation bomb family in Ruse. | Accessed: 2026-06-27 L-39 SKYFOX brochure | AeroPublisher: Aero Vodochody | Note: Supports the L-39NG payload list that names P-50-75 practice bombs among western munitions. | Accessed: 2026-06-27