BS: Armor-piercing incendiary original anti-tank round.
The projectile weighs 64.4 grams and is 51 millimeters long with a 38.7 gram core of tungsten carbide with 1.8 grams of incendiary material in the tip.
The overall round weighs approximately 200 grams and is 155 millimeters long.
The projectile has a muzzle velocity of approximately 1,006 meters per second and can penetrate 30–32 millimeters of RHA steel at an incidence of 0 degrees at a range of 500 meters, or 40 millimeters at a range of 100 meters.

B-32: Armor-piercing incendiary full metal jacket round with a hardened steel core.
Projectile weight is 64 g and muzzle velocity is 1006 m/s.
Armour penetration at 500 m is 32 mm of RHA at 90 degrees.

BZT: Armor-piercing incendiary tracer full metal jacket round with a steel core.
Projectile weight is 59.56 g and muzzle velocity is 1,006 m/s.
Tracer burns to at least 2,000 m.
MDZ: High-explosive incendiary bullet of instant action.
Projectile weight is 59.68 g.
ZP: Incendiary tracer round
DGJ-02 SLAP: Chinese copy of the 20×100mm Hispano round
Cartridges use lacquered steel cases and a percussion primer.
Some countries also use brass cartridge cases.
The propellant consists of 28.8 g smokeless powder with seven tubes, designated as 5/7NA powder.
Two different versions of bullet series are known, the earlier had a conventional bullet jacket with boat-tail.
These had a long engraving portion that caused considerable barrel wear.
The newer bullet types have a smaller engraving portion with a rounder boat-tail and were used from about 1957 on.

The cartridge has been manufactured in Bulgaria, China, Egypt, Hungary, Iraq, North Korea, Poland, Romania, Russia, and the former Czechoslovakia.
Of special note are the new Chinese armor-piercing types:
DGJ02: APIDS-T cartridge uses a 45 g tungsten penetrator, wrapped in a discarding sabot (similar to the US military SLAP cartridges) with dual colour tracer to aid ranging.
 The sabot splits and leaves the penetrator between 150 and 200 m from the muzzle.
It has a muzzle velocity of 1,250 m/s and is quoted as being able to penetrate 20 mm of armour plate set at an angle of 60° at 1000 m.
DGE02: APHEI cartridge weighs between 175 and 188 g. At 1000 m it is quoted as having a 90 percent chance of being able to penetrate 15 mm of armour plate set at 30°.
At 300 m after penetrating a 2 mm soft steel plate (representing an aircraft skin) it can further penetrate a 1.2 mm thick steel plate producing 20 fragments.
Upon explosion between 75 and 95 incendiary pieces are formed which have an 80% chance of igniting aviation fuel.
BS: Armor-piercing incendiary original anti-tank round. The projectile weighs 64.4 grams and is 51 millimeters long with a 38.7 gram core of tungsten carbide with 1.8 grams of incendiary material in the tip. The overall round weighs approximately 200 grams and is 155 millimeters long. The projectile has a muzzle velocity of approximately 1,006 meters per second and can penetrate 30–32 millimeters of RHA steel at an incidence of 0 degrees at a range of 500 meters, or 40 millimeters at a range of 100 meters.
B-32: Armor-piercing incendiary full metal jacket round with a hardened steel core. Projectile weight is 64 g and muzzle velocity is 1006 m/s. Armour penetration at 500 m is 32 mm of RHA at 90 degrees.
BZT: Armor-piercing incendiary tracer full metal jacket round with a steel core. Projectile weight is 59.56 g and muzzle velocity is 1,006 m/s. Tracer burns to at least 2,000 m.
MDZ: High-explosive incendiary bullet of instant action. Projectile weight is 59.68 g.
ZP: Incendiary tracer round
DGJ-02 SLAP: Chinese copy of the 20×100mm Hispano round
Cartridges use lacquered steel cases and a percussion primer. Some countries also use brass cartridge cases. The propellant consists of 28.8 g smokeless powder with seven tubes, designated as 5/7NA powder. Two different versions of bullet series are known, the earlier had a conventional bullet jacket with boat-tail. These had a long engraving portion that caused considerable barrel wear. The newer bullet types have a smaller engraving portion with a rounder boat-tail and were used from about 1957 on.
The cartridge has been manufactured in Bulgaria, China, Egypt, Hungary, Iraq, North Korea, Poland, Romania, Russia, and the former Czechoslovakia. Of special note are the new Chinese armor-piercing types:
DGJ02: APIDS-T cartridge uses a 45 g tungsten penetrator, wrapped in a discarding sabot (similar to the US military SLAP cartridges) with dual colour tracer to aid ranging.  The sabot splits and leaves the penetrator between 150 and 200 m from the muzzle. It has a muzzle velocity of 1,250 m/s and is quoted as being able to penetrate 20 mm of armour plate set at an angle of 60° at 1000 m.
DGE02: APHEI cartridge weighs between 175 and 188 g. At 1000 m it is quoted as having a 90 percent chance of being able to penetrate 15 mm of armour plate set at 30°. At 300 m after penetrating a 2 mm soft steel plate (representing an aircraft skin) it can further penetrate a 1.2 mm thick steel plate producing 20 fragments. Upon explosion between 75 and 95 incendiary pieces are formed which have an 80% chance of igniting aviation fuel.
14.5×114mm