I found out that I missed one thing - Hungarian guns on Finnish order had the "34/38M Johasz-Gamma Loelemkepzo" predictor.John T wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 21:00
and at last The Hungarians, at Malmin 1941
sa-kuva.fi Picture: 20458
Caption:
It-patteri. ??Tulta??
Helsinki, Malmi 1941.06.25
Here we got the original Bofors predictor, used on Swedish guns with production number less than 350
and the Hungarian guns used by Sweden and as the Finns Hungarian order was behind the Swedes with a few months I assume the
Hungarian guns in Finland had the same "m/ä" predictor and transmission system.
like this:
sa-kuva.fi Picture: 24868
caption:
Kuvan tykki on ruotsalainen Boforsin 40 mm:n ilmatorjuntakanuuna.
It would have been fun to zoom in to see the serial number , If it was between 201 and 208,
it would have been a Hungarian gun bought by Sweden in 1938.
Loaned to Finland for training purpose in Spring of 1939.
Transfer of ownership to Finland in September 1939 when Sweden swapped the first 8 guns from Finnish -Hungarian order
with the Swedish ones already in Finland.
Cheers
/John
But I can find a picture of one- if not the early Bofors predictor is the same thing.
Terry Ganders book contains a picture said to be the Johasz-Gamma Loelemkepzo but It looks like the Bofors predictor to me.