Replica 40mm L60 Bofors Round
Precision Engineering. Commonwealth Heritage.
The 40 mm Bofors L/60 became one of the most successful and widely used anti-aircraft guns of the Second World War. Originally developed in Sweden, it was rapidly adopted by Britain and Commonwealth nations, where it protected ships, airfields, armoured formations and vital infrastructure against enemy aircraft.
Alongside its high-explosive ammunition, armour-piercing (AP) rounds were developed for engaging lightly armoured vehicles, fortified positions and other hard targets when required. Their versatility contributed to the Bofors' reputation as one of the finest medium anti-aircraft weapons of its era.
This full-size collector's replica faithfully captures the distinctive profile of the 40 mm L/60 cartridge. Produced using modern 3D printing technology and finished in a metallic brass-effect cartridge case with a satin black projectile, it makes an impressive display piece for collectors, historians and enthusiasts of Commonwealth military history.
Designed for display, education and conversation, it celebrates one of the defining artillery designs of the twentieth century.
Historical Background
The Bofors 40 mm L/60 served with British and Commonwealth forces throughout the Second World War and remained in military service around the world for decades afterwards. Its combination of reliability, accuracy and rapid rate of fire made it one of history's most respected anti-aircraft weapons, seeing action in Europe, North Africa, the Pacific and aboard countless Allied naval vessels.
Product Features
- Full-size 40 mm Bofors L/60 Armour Piercing (AP) round
- High-quality 3D printed collector's replica
- Metallic brass-effect cartridge case
- Satin black armour-piercing projectile
- Lightweight and suitable for display
- Ideal for collectors, museums and military history enthusiasts
- 448mm high, 62mm wide at max point
Disclaimer: These are replica, non-functional items intended for educational and collection purposes only. They contain no active components and cannot be modified for use.