This is a list of firearm cartridges which have bullets that are to in caliber.
The most famous military cartridge in the 14 mm caliber span is probably the Soviet/Russian 14.5×114mm cartridge, initially developed for various anti-tank rifles before WWII, and later on re-adopted as a heavy machine gun cartridge which continues to see widespread use in the 21st century.
Cartridges Length refers to the cartridge case length. OAL refers to the overall length of the cartridge. Bullet refers to the diameter of the bullet.
All measurements are in mm (in).
Dimensions Name Date Bullet diameter Case length Rim Base Shoulder Neck Cartridge length 14×22mmRF .56-56 Spencer 14 (.550) 27.22 (.875) 16.38 (.645) 14.22 (.560) - 14.22 (.560) 39.24 (1.545) 14×33mmR 2019/09/10 5:52:23 GMT archive of municion org diagram with specifications Wänzl 14.28 mm (.5622 in) 32.42 mm (1.276 in) 17.48 mm (.688 in) 15.2 mm (.5984 in) N/A 14.85 mm (.5846 in) 44.38 mm (1.747 in) 14.7×51mm .577 Snider 1867 14.48 (.570) 50.8 (2.0) 18.97 (.747) 16.76 (.660) 15.29 (.602) 15.29 (.602) 62.23 (2.45) 14.9×94mmR .577 Nitro Express 1890s N/A .600/577 Rewa .577 Tyrannosaur 1993 14.86 (.585) 75.946 (2.99) 17.475 (.688) 17.475 (.688) 17.094 (.673) 15.596 (.614) 94.234 (3.71) .585 Nyati 14.86 (.585) 70.866 (2.79) 14.88 (.586) 16.764 (.660) 16.510 (.650) 15.367 (.605) 89.535 (3.525) 14.5×114mm 14.5 mm Russian1941 14.88 (.586) 114 (4.488) 26.95 (1.061) 26.95 (1.061) 25.5 (1.004) 16.5 (.650) 155.8 (6.134) 14.5×148mm 14.88 (.586) 148 (5.827) - - - - - 14.5×218mm 14.88 (.586) 218 (8.583) - - - - - 14.5mm JDJ 14.9 (.587) - - - - - -
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