- (6,300 ft⋅lbf) of
muzzle energy. The .375
Swiss P is
advertised by RUAG
Ammotec as a
cartridge that "fills the gap in
ballistic performance between the...
- own
ammunition division as RUAG
Ammotec. The
German part of the
company operated as RUAG
Ammotec GmbH. RUAG
Ammotec existed for 20
years until 2022,...
- C.I.P.
registered chambering introduced in 2021 and
advertised by RUAG
Ammotec as a
cartridge that "fills the gap in
ballistic performance between the...
- core ball
cartridge w/steel core,
similar to M855/SS109,
produced by RUAG
Ammotec. Patrone, 5.56×45mm, DM11 A1,
Weichkern [Green tip]: 5.56×45mm 4.0 g (62gr)...
- Thun'). It
gained its
current name in 2022, when
Baretta acquired the RUAG
Ammotec division of the
Swiss arms
manufacturer RUAG. The
roots of the ammunition...
- 2014,
retrieved 2016-01-17 "RWS
Hunting Rifle Cartridges" (PDF). RUAG
Ammotec GmbH
Kronacher Str****e 63 90765 Fürth Deutschland.
Retrieved 2014-08-05...
-
European Security & Defence".
Retrieved 2025-04-17. "SwissP
Defence – RUAG
Ammotec firmiert unter neuem Namen". soldat-und-technik.de (in German). 2022-11-03...
-
grenade designed for the
Swiss Armed Forces, and is
still produced by RUAG
Ammotec in Switzerland. HG 85 is the
internal designation of the
Swiss Army and...
-
Rottweil and
Swiss P ammunition) and was
renamed RUAG
Ammotec Magyarországi Zrt. (RUAG
Hungarian Ammotec Inc.).[citation needed] They produce: .380 Auto, ...
-
service sidearm cartridges. The 4.6×30mm
ammunition is
produced by RUAG
Ammotec, Fiocchi, and BAE Systems. DM11 "Ultimate Combat" (2.0 g AP
steel projectile)...
