Unknow gun

[Sturm78]

Hi AlifRafikKhan,

In the background the standard German 3.7cm Pak AT gun
The other one is an infantry gun: 7.5cm leIG18

Sturm78

[AlifRafikKhan]

Thank you Sturm78

[tristan-gereon]

Hi,
who can identify this light flak-gun. It is in position on the danish seafort Trekroner in Kopenhagen in 1940.
Thanks
Oliver

[jopaerya]

Hello Oliver

Hard to see but I think a 2 cm Oerlikon. viewtopic.php?f=70&t=149100&hilit=oerlikon

Regards Jos

[tristan-gereon]

Thanks Jos,
that is a very good option!!!
Greets Oliver

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Any idea about this ?

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[jopaerya]

Hello Sturm78

Could it be a 2 cm MG FF(M) Oerlikon airplane gun ??

Regards Jos

[ROLAND1369]

I would agree with your identification. I would say as these are Luftwaffe personnel that this is a training device allow aircrew to practice firing on the ground. The weapon was mounted in the He 111 among other aircraft.

[Sturm78]

Jopaerya wrote
Could it be a 2 cm MG FF(M) Oerlikon airplane gun ??

ROLAND1369 wrote
I would agree with your identification. I would say as these are Luftwaffe personnel that this is a training device allow aircrew to practice firing on the ground. The weapon was mounted in the He 111 among other aircraft.

Ummhhh...I think that the 2cm MG FF(M) airplane gun was drum-fed and the gun of my image have a box magazine....
2cm Flak 28 (Oerlikon) ground AA gun have a box magazine but this gun have his own mount and it wouldn't make much sense to mount it in this rare installation of my image

Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

The gun itself looks like a 10cm K14 field gun in an anti-aircraft mount on a truck.
Any idea ?

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[na4222]

Too small to be a 10cm k14 I think.

Best,
Nezar

[Grzesio]

I think, the gun comes from the 7,7 cm FK 16 n.A.

[Sturm78]

Nezar wrote
Too small to be a 10cm k14 I think.

Grzesio wrote
I think, the gun comes from the 7,7 cm FK 16 n.A.

Well, I think you are right. Probably a FK16 or a FK16 n.A if the image was taken in 1930s...

Sturm78

[nuyt]

Hmm, I'd say this is late WW1 and we are looking at one of the AA vehicle mounts....there were a couple of rare ones, fitted with Russian guns and one of the lesser known manufacturers, Henschel? Or indeed maybe the n.A.