Id. naval guns
Re: Id. naval guns
Hello Sturm78 ,
last photo shows :
15 cm Tbts KC/36
your photos from 23 Dec 2009 :
hmm, good questions !
only sure of the shield which is a 10,5 cm MPLC/28
Conflicting information in the sources ,the
gun could be a :
- 10,5 cm SKC/28 ( Type 23 )
- 12,7 cm SKC/25 ( Bremse )
- 12,7 cm SKC/34 ( Luch + Leopard )
regards
ludvig
last photo shows :
15 cm Tbts KC/36
your photos from 23 Dec 2009 :
hmm, good questions !
only sure of the shield which is a 10,5 cm MPLC/28
Conflicting information in the sources ,the
gun could be a :
- 10,5 cm SKC/28 ( Type 23 )
- 12,7 cm SKC/25 ( Bremse )
- 12,7 cm SKC/34 ( Luch + Leopard )
regards
ludvig
Re: Id. naval guns
Hi Ludvig. Thank you very much for your answer.
About the guns of my images of 23 Dec 2009: I had never heard of a 12.7cm SK C/25.
I know 10.5cm SK C/28, 10.5cm SK C/32 and 12.7cm SK C/34
Regards Sturm78
About the guns of my images of 23 Dec 2009: I had never heard of a 12.7cm SK C/25.
I know 10.5cm SK C/28, 10.5cm SK C/32 and 12.7cm SK C/34
Regards Sturm78
Re: Id. naval guns
Hello Sturm78 ,
The 12,7 cm SKC/25 is mentioned in M.J.
Whitley : German coastal forces of World
War Two page 160 :
" As completed , Bremse was armed with
four 12,7 cm SKC/25 guns - - - .These guns
had orginally been intended for the Type
23 torpedo boats but had not shipped because
of political objections "
Have little info , but J belive that these are test
guns for the 12,7 cm SKC/34 . John Campell :
Naval Weapons of World War Two page 246 writes
under 12,7 cm SKC/34 :
" Some of the earlier guns were bored 10,5 cm SKC/28 "
So 10,5 cm SKC/28 , 12,7 cm SKC/25 and early 12,7 cm
SKC/34 are a tricky minefield - - -
But you can see it by the ammo , 10,5 cm uses complete
rounds and 12,7 cm SKC/34 seperate ammo
J have feeling of your photos could by from early Bremse
regards
ludvig
The 12,7 cm SKC/25 is mentioned in M.J.
Whitley : German coastal forces of World
War Two page 160 :
" As completed , Bremse was armed with
four 12,7 cm SKC/25 guns - - - .These guns
had orginally been intended for the Type
23 torpedo boats but had not shipped because
of political objections "
Have little info , but J belive that these are test
guns for the 12,7 cm SKC/34 . John Campell :
Naval Weapons of World War Two page 246 writes
under 12,7 cm SKC/34 :
" Some of the earlier guns were bored 10,5 cm SKC/28 "
So 10,5 cm SKC/28 , 12,7 cm SKC/25 and early 12,7 cm
SKC/34 are a tricky minefield - - -
But you can see it by the ammo , 10,5 cm uses complete
rounds and 12,7 cm SKC/34 seperate ammo
J have feeling of your photos could by from early Bremse
regards
ludvig
Re: Id. naval guns
Well, I would not trust a single source information of this kind knowing that neither the MDv198 nor Rheinmetall documents lists a gun named 12,7 cm SKC/25.ludvig wrote:Hello Sturm78 ,
The 12,7 cm SKC/25 is mentioned in M.J.
Whitley : German coastal forces of World
War Two page 160 :
" As completed , Bremse was armed with
four 12,7 cm SKC/25 guns - - - .These guns
had orginally been intended for the Type
23 torpedo boats but had not shipped because
of political objections "
Have little info , but J belive that these are test
guns for the 12,7 cm SKC/34 . John Campell :
Naval Weapons of World War Two page 246 writes
under 12,7 cm SKC/34 :
" Some of the earlier guns were bored 10,5 cm SKC/28 "
So 10,5 cm SKC/28 , 12,7 cm SKC/25 and early 12,7 cm
SKC/34 are a tricky minefield - - -
But you can see it by the ammo , 10,5 cm uses complete
rounds and 12,7 cm SKC/34 seperate ammo
J have feeling of your photos could by from early Bremse
regards
ludvig
My best guess is that the gun in question is a 12,7 cm SKC/34 in 10,5 cm MPLC/28 if it has separate shell and charge or a 10,5 cm SKC/28 in 10,5 cm MPLC/28 if it has a fixed round. (Look-alikes on some distance)
The German sources list two versions of the 12,7 cm SKC/34:
in 10,5 cm MPLC/28 with at total weiht of 7970 kg
in 12,7 cm MPLC/34 with a total weight of 12180 kg.
Regards
Guz
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Hi Ludvig and Guz, and thanks for your answers.
Well, it seems that the question about the 12.7cm SK C/25 gun is not very clear
Regards Sturm78
Well, it seems that the question about the 12.7cm SK C/25 gun is not very clear
Regards Sturm78
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Hello
Added a photo from ebay. Just curious about that small device on rails behind the gun. Is it a fuze setter ?
regards
stril
Added a photo from ebay. Just curious about that small device on rails behind the gun. Is it a fuze setter ?
regards
stril
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Hello Stril
Yes, you are right , it's a fuze setter . BTW never seen one on rail
Regards Jos
P.S. I could not anything on the 12.7 cm S.K.C/25
Yes, you are right , it's a fuze setter . BTW never seen one on rail
Regards Jos
P.S. I could not anything on the 12.7 cm S.K.C/25
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Hello
Thank you Jos, your most helpful.
regards
stril
Thank you Jos, your most helpful.
regards
stril
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Hello
Added a photo bought some years ago. Is it possible to id the gun ?
Another thing..the picture was bought with another taken near Languedoc-Port Vendres. Any idea if this picture is taken in that area ? Seems like there is a old fortress on the hill behind.
regards
stril
Added a photo bought some years ago. Is it possible to id the gun ?
Another thing..the picture was bought with another taken near Languedoc-Port Vendres. Any idea if this picture is taken in that area ? Seems like there is a old fortress on the hill behind.
regards
stril
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Re: Id. naval guns
It is a 37 mm model 1925 french naval aa gun.
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Hello
Thank you Roland and Jos. Most helpful
regards
stril
Thank you Roland and Jos. Most helpful
regards
stril
Re: Id. naval guns
Hello
Added kind of a rare picture. Posted some years ago, but ill add it in this tread. Forgot that i had this picture
Its a 7,5 cm Pak 40 M in L.M. 39/43 on the Netzleger II "Hermann Sauber"
regards
stril
Added kind of a rare picture. Posted some years ago, but ill add it in this tread. Forgot that i had this picture
Its a 7,5 cm Pak 40 M in L.M. 39/43 on the Netzleger II "Hermann Sauber"
regards
stril
Re: Id. naval guns
Hello
The first photo from the 2 cm Flakvierling 38 is publiced earlyer on this Forum .
Please note the extra protection around the gunsight and the box in front of the gunshield .
Now I have found others pictures with the same adjustments , any idea on this flakpiece ??
Photo's = Ebay.usa
Regards Jos
The first photo from the 2 cm Flakvierling 38 is publiced earlyer on this Forum .
Please note the extra protection around the gunsight and the box in front of the gunshield .
Now I have found others pictures with the same adjustments , any idea on this flakpiece ??
Photo's = Ebay.usa
Regards Jos
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Re: Id. naval guns
Hi all,
I need help with this german naval gun. 10.5cm SK C32 in MPL C/32 mount or 8.8cm SK C30 in MPL C/30 mount??
In the other hand, Can somebody Id. the model of the german depth charges? WBD, WBF, WBG or WBH??
Image from Ebay
Thanks in advance. Sturm78
I need help with this german naval gun. 10.5cm SK C32 in MPL C/32 mount or 8.8cm SK C30 in MPL C/30 mount??
In the other hand, Can somebody Id. the model of the german depth charges? WBD, WBF, WBG or WBH??
Image from Ebay
Thanks in advance. Sturm78
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