Id. old gun
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Hi all,
I am not sure about this gun....Any idea ??
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Sturm78
I am not sure about this gun....Any idea ??
Image from Ebay
Sturm78
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Hi Sturm,
Maybe ex-Belgian 75 mm TR field gun; cf. I guess the barrel in the museum piece may have crept backward due to tired recuperator spring.
Markus
Maybe ex-Belgian 75 mm TR field gun; cf. I guess the barrel in the museum piece may have crept backward due to tired recuperator spring.
Markus
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I think you are right, Markus...Thanks for your help,Markus wrote
Maybe ex-Belgian 75 mm TR field gun; cf.
Any idea about these fortress guns ??
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100 MM Kanone in Schirmlafette (10 cm K.i.S.L.) from Metz fort.
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I should have clarified my reply my first answer was for the second picture. The first picture was a 100 MM Panzertrum M 98 modified with the long 100 MM gun. These were the primary armament of the German forts defending Metz duiring WW I and formed a secondary defense for the Maginot Line.
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To be more precise -
The first picture is Panzerturm P.T.96 with long 105 mm barrel in reinforced version (the other versions were: short and long not reinforced), It could be Metz or feste Kaiser Wilhelm II near Strasbourg.
The second picture is not from Metz. It is probably feste Kaiser Wilhelm II, because of hilly terrain.
The turrets are preserved today.
The first picture is Panzerturm P.T.96 with long 105 mm barrel in reinforced version (the other versions were: short and long not reinforced), It could be Metz or feste Kaiser Wilhelm II near Strasbourg.
The second picture is not from Metz. It is probably feste Kaiser Wilhelm II, because of hilly terrain.
The turrets are preserved today.
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Thank you for your help, ROLAND1369 and Ondrej
Is the gun of the second image an 10cm K.i.S.L. gun , also ??
Sturm78
Is the gun of the second image an 10cm K.i.S.L. gun , also ??
Sturm78
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Hi all,
Can somebody identify these guns ??
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Can somebody identify these guns ??
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This looks like the Krupp 75mm L/14, Model 1905 mountain gun. A number of these were sold to the Ottoman Empire in the years before the Balkan Wars of 1912/1913.Sturm78 wrote:Hi all,
Can somebody identify these guns ??
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Sturm78
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The second one is an 164mm Mle 1893-96M french railgunPeter wrote
Can somebody identify these railway guns?
About the first one, I am not sure....152mm Canet ???
Ummmhhh....It is possible that you are right...but it is difficult to ensure....Hoplophile wrote
This looks like the Krupp 75mm L/14, Model 1905 mountain gun. A number of these were sold to the Ottoman Empire in the years before the Balkan Wars of 1912/1913.
Sturm78
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Hello Peter
The first one could a Canet Railway gun viewtopic.php?f=70&t=114126&start=30
The last one is a French 164 MM Railway gun /viewtopic.php?t=164630
Regards Jos
P.S. Sturm78 was quicker
The first one could a Canet Railway gun viewtopic.php?f=70&t=114126&start=30
The last one is a French 164 MM Railway gun /viewtopic.php?t=164630
Regards Jos
P.S. Sturm78 was quicker
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First one is hard to see, maybe the same as the second one ???
Second a 34 cm K (E) 673 (f) /viewtopic.php?t=224600
Last one a Russian 130 mm railway gun
Second a 34 cm K (E) 673 (f) /viewtopic.php?t=224600
Last one a Russian 130 mm railway gun
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Thanks a lot Jos !!!!