12.7x108mm API/APIT Surplus (1970-1986): This ammunition type encompasses surplus 12.7x108mm rounds, specifically Armor-Piercing Incendiary (API) and Armor-Piercing Incendiary Tracer (APIT), produced between 1970 and 1986. The API rounds are engineered to penetrate armor while igniting upon impact, enhancing their destructive capability, while the APIT variants include a tracer element to track the bullet’s trajectory in low-light conditions.
Highly Effective in Combat Applications: These rounds are typically used in heavy machine guns and are highly regarded for their ability to penetrate hardened targets effectively. Their design makes them particularly effective in a military context, where high penetration and the ability to mark targets visually are crucial.
Valued by Collectors and Shooters: The historical significance and robust performance of these surplus rounds make them a valuable choice for collectors and shooters alike. They offer a glimpse into past military technology while providing reliable, powerful ammunition for current use.
