Weapons of British Trawlers in WW II

[Ortwin]

Hello together,
I do not think that there had been standard deck guns for trawlers used as A/S vessels in WW II. But does anybody know, which weapons had been the most built-in? I am searching for the weapons of the trawlers listed below.

•Larwood: built 1936 at Cochrane & Sons in Selby; Nr. 1148; fishing number GY 255
•Hammond: built 1936 at Cochrane & Sons in Selby; Nr. 1149; fishing number GY 284
•Bradman: built 1937 at Cochrane & Sons in Selby; Nr. 1167; fishing number GY 358
•Cape Siretoko: built 1939 at Cochrane & Sons in Selby; Nr. 1203; fishing number H 106
•Warwickshire: built 1936 at Smith´s Dock Co.Ld. in Middlesbrough; Nr. 998; fishing number GY 290

Best regards

Ortwin

[Andy H]

Hi Ortwin

Larwood, Hammond and Bradman were all part of the famous Cricketer group of trawlers, along with Jardine.
All were armed with 1x4"Gun with a couple of MG's for AA defence and the same for Warwickshire & Cape Siretoko

Regards

Andy H

[Hyus]

All were armed with 1x4"Gun with a couple of MG's for AA defence and the same for Warwickshire & Cape Siretoko

What model of MG?

[EwenS]

The most frequently fitted weapons at the start of the war was a twin Lewis Gun mount of WW1 vintage just like the 4” gun.

[Hyus]

Thank you.