The artillery ammunition of Odrin

	gun	Available			Required in wartime
					per gun		Total
		shells	shrapnel	total	shells	shrapnel	shells	shrapnel	total
210mm L/6.4 mortars	6	488	60	548	500	−	3,000	−	3,000
150mm L/26 guns	78	26,006	16,648	42,654	100	600	5,400	57,600	63,000
150mm L/14 howitzers	12				400	300
150mm L/6.4 mortars	19	1,958	168	2,126	700	−	13,300	−	13,300
120mm L/24 guns	36	19,206	4,478	23,734	100	600	3,600	21,000	25,200
105mm L/35 guns	12	2,593	7,268	9,861	100	700	1,200	8,400	9,600
87mm L/24 field guns	176	30,124	22,099	52,223	100	600	17,600	105,600	123,200
75mm L/27 field guns	12	4,000	3,504	7,504	100	600	1,200	7,200	8,400
Ammunition available on 23 September 1912 according TÜRK SİLAHLI KUVVETLERİ TARİHİ : Balkan Harbi, Osmanli Devri (1912-1913). II cilt 1. kısım – Edirne Kalesi Etrafındaki Muharebeler…, p. 477. Field guns, 105mm L/35 QF guns and 150mm L/14 QF howitzers had their supply of ammunition according with their wartime establishment, except for part of the howitzers shells, which during the transport had been left at Sirkeci, the terminating point of the Orient Express, near Istanbul.