76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice Tracer Round with Steel Case

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76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice-Tracer Shot Round

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Restored inert 76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice Tracer (HVTP-T) Round, now available on Ordnance.com. This meticulously restored piece of military history features a steel penetrator and is an exceptional addition for collectors, historians, and military enthusiasts. Designed for use in the M32 gun, this round was integral to the training and effectiveness of the M41 Walker Bulldog, offering a fascinating glimpse into mid-20th-century military advancements.

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Historical Significance:

The 76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice-Tracer Shot Round was developed to provide realistic training for tank crews using the M41 Walker Bulldog light tank. The HVTP-T technology allowed for high velocities and tracer functionality, enabling gunners to visually track the projectile's trajectory and improve their accuracy during training exercises. This round was designed to simulate the performance of armor-piercing ammunition without the cost associated with the HVAP-T.

M41 Walker Bulldog:

The M41 Walker Bulldog, introduced in the early 1950s, was a key asset in the U.S. military's arsenal, particularly during the Korean War and the early stages of the Vietnam War. The tank was valued for its speed, maneuverability, and the powerful punch provided by its 76mm M32 gun. Effective training with target practice rounds like the T74E1 was crucial for preparing tank crews for combat, ensuring they could effectively engage and destroy enemy armor.

The 76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice-Tracer Shot Round, with its steel penetrator, allowed tank crews to practice their targeting and firing techniques, mimicking the performance of actual combat rounds. The tracer element provided visual feedback, making it easier for gunners to adjust their aim and improve their accuracy. This round played a significant role in maintaining the combat readiness and effectiveness of U.S. armored units during the mid-20th century.

Product Details:

This restored inert 76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice-Tracer Shot Round is a high-quality representation of the original training munitions used by military forces.

  • Inert Design: Completely inert and safe for handling and display, this HVTPT round replicates the design and dimensions of the live training rounds used during its time.
  • Steel Penetrator: Features a genuine steel penetrator, highlighting the advanced technology and training effectiveness of the T74E1 round.
  • Restored Condition: Meticulously restored to better then original condition, with attention to preserving the historical accuracy and integrity of the round.
  • Historical Accuracy: Faithfully reproduces the design and dimensions of the original T74E1 rounds, ensuring a genuine representation of mid-20th century military ordnance.
  • 76mm Compatibility: Designed specifically for use with the M32 gun on the M41 Walker Bulldog, emphasizing its importance in U.S. military history.

Collector's Item:

Owning this restored inert 76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice-Tracer Shot Round means adding a significant piece of military history to your collection. This round offers historical significance and detailed craftsmanship, making it a valuable addition for any military collector.

Why Choose Our T74E1 HVTPT Round:

Choosing this restored inert 76mm T74E1 Hypervelocity Target Practice-Tracer Shot Round ensures you receive a high-quality, historically accurate product. Expertly preserved to maintain its display value, this round is an excellent addition to museums, educational institutions, and private collections. Its educational significance and historical authenticity offer an unparalleled experience for collectors and historians alike.

Approx length 32", Approx width 4", Approx weight 15lbs.

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