 Palliser shot and shell

Palliser shot refers to a type of artillery projectile that was developed in the mid-19th century, named after Lieutenant Colonel Edward Palliser, who was a British artillery officer and engineer. Palliser shot is specifically a type of armor-piercing shell designed to penetrate fortifications and the armor of warships. One of the distinguishing features of Palliser shot is its solid cast iron construction, which often included a tapered shape to improve aerodynamic performance.