Russian artillery Id.

[dvzhuk]

Hello Sturm78,

203mm M1905 Vickers-Obuhov ??

Exactly.

Regards, Denis

[Sturm78]

Thank you very much, Denis.

Regards Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

I have a small doubt about these Russian howitzers. 122mm M1909 or 122mm M1909-30 ?
According to my information the 122mm M1909-30 had a muzzle brake. The howitzers of my image would be 122mm M1909 howitzers, therefore.
Is this correct?

Image from Ebay
Regards Sturm78

[Manuferey]

Sturm78,

I agree with you these guns look like 122 mm M1909.

Emmanuel

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

122mm M1910-30 ?? I am not sure

Image from Ebay
Regards Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can anybody identify these two Russian artillery pieces?

Image 1: I think 152mm Br-2
Image 2: 280mm Br-5 ?? There are very few wartime photos of the 280mm Br-5 and it's hard for me to distinguish it from 203mm Br-4

Images from http://www.militaryimages.net

Regards Sturm78

[karlik]

Hi!
Yes, first gun Br-2

[karlik]

[Sturm78]

Thank you, karlik

Any idea about the second image?

Sturm78

[karlik]

Unfortunately I also can not distinguish between these two guns 203mm and 280mm

[Luftflotte2]

I knew I've seen this picture before! The same picture appears in Weapons And Warfare VOL.12 and it states that your second picture is a 203mm M1931.

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can somebody identify this soviet coastal gun? Image taken in Sevastopol

Image from Ebay
Thanks in advance. Sturm78

[Manuferey]

Sturm78,

I think it's a 152 mm L/45 Canet.

Emmanuel

[John Hilly]

I think it's a 152 mm L/45 Canet

Here's a Finnish solution for the old Canet:

Datei_152 50 T Kuuskajaskari close up.jpg

From
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/152-mm-L/45-Kanone_M1892

Greets
Juha-Pekka

[Sturm78]

Thank you Emmanuel.

Sturm78