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Sturm78


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Hi all

I start a new thread for heavy gun identification. It is the continuation of a previous thread about the same theme:
See : http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?aBID=63528&p=3&topicID=35010024

Can anybody identify these two Russian coastal guns?

Thanks in advance. Sturm78

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Hughbearson


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The 2nd one is a 6'' naval gun. Not sure about the first.

-- Edited by Hughbearson on Friday 7th of January 2011 02:23:11 PM

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CharlieC


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I'm not sure the first one is Russian - looks like a German 17cm SK in Schirmlafette. The
sliding wedge breech is typically Krupp.

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Charlie

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Sturm78


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Hi Hughbearson,

152mm 6in Russian naval guns but, What model??
152mm M1892 Canet-Obukhov guns, maybe?   confuse

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Nobody?? cry

 

Well, here another question about a Russian gun. Can somebody identify it?

Image from Ebay
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Sturm78


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Nobody for my last images?? cry

 

Well, here a new image form Ebay.

Can somebody identify this italian artillery piece? First, I thought in a 305mm howitzer on De Stefano carriage, but now I do not think confuse


Thanks in advance. Sturm78

 



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Sturm78


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Hi all,

152mm 6in Mk VII or Mk XIX british gun??

Image from Ebay
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Nobody for my last questions?? cry

 

Well, here another gun to identify:

 

Image from Ebay

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ALVF


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Hello,

-the photograph dated 2 february: 6 inch (152 mm) Canet russian coast gun.

-14 february: 254 B.RM affusto De Stefano (italian 254 mm navy gun on De Stefano mount).

-10 march: 6 inch BL Mk 7 Field Gun.

-this day: 15-cm K.i.S.L german gun (Kanone in Schirmlafette).

Yours sincerely,
Guy François.

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Sturm78


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Thank you very much for your help, ALVF.  smile

 

Greetings, Sturm78



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Sturm78


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Hi all,

I found this image on Ebay. I think Russian 10inch coastal gun (254mm L/45)but I am not sure.

Can somebody confirm this?

Regards Sturm78



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ALVF


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Hello,

Yes, it is a russian 10 inch (254 mm) model 1892 coast gun but his barrel was scuttled, I think it is one of the Kowno guns.Many coastal guns were brought by russians in several Fortress to improve defences in 1914-1915.
Some 10 inch L/45 were captured intact, mostly in 1915 and 1917 and were used by germans as coastal guns, two near Varna in Bulgaria and two more in a german battery in Borkum island.The german called these guns "Grossfürst" and with german shells their range was 23.575 meters.The Borkum guns had very long use, in 1917, they armed "Batterie 711", transfered to Navy in 1918 and conserved with authorysation of the allied (CNIAC Commission).In 1930 years, the two guns of Borkum (Battery named "Oldenburg") were tubed to 24-cm caliber.In 1940, these two guns were transferred near Calais, the "Oldenburg" battery finished his duty in 1944!The two ex-russian guns of Oldenburg Battery had the factory numbers 56 and 74.
Yours sincerely,
Guy François.



-- Edited by ALVF on Tuesday 21st of June 2011 07:37:29 AM

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Sturm78


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Thank you very much, ALVF. smile.....and sorry for delay

 

Great information, as usual.

 

Regards Sturm78



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Sturm78


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Hi all,

Another Russian old weapon. I think a 280mm M1867-M1877 howitzer

What do you think?

Image from Ebay 

Regards Sturm78



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Hi all,

Nobody for my last image?? cry

Well, here another image from Ebay.  Any idea?? confuse

Sturm78



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