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calibre |
weight |
elevation |
shrapnel weight |
shell weight |
charge |
muzzle velocity |
range |
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barrel |
carriage |
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mm/L |
kg |
kg |
° |
kg/bullets |
kg/charge |
kg |
m/s |
m |
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Serbian
guns |
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28cm mortar (smoothbore,
muzzle-loading) |
B |
280 950 |
927 |
703 |
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= |
58.58b 3 |
|
|
1500 |
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22.5cm mortar (smoothbore,
muzzle-loading) |
B |
225 670 |
507 |
478 |
|
= |
28.75b 1 |
|
|
1400 |
|
16cm howitzer (smoothbore, muzzle-loading) |
B |
165.5 2040 |
915 |
465 |
+21 |
13.55cs 114 |
10.695b 0.7 |
1.5 |
|
1200c |
|
15cm long gun |
B |
150 2822 |
2237 |
1250 |
-5 +18³º |
31.47 374 |
27 1.9/2 |
3 |
|
4000 |
|
12pdr short gun M.63 (muzzle-loading) |
B |
120 2000 |
763 |
465 |
-2 +25³º |
9.4 |
11.5/11.79 0.75 |
1.2 |
307 |
3000 |
|
12pdr La Hitte mortar M.63
(muzzleloading) |
B |
120 800 |
192 |
112 |
-6 +42º⁵
|
= |
11.5/11.79 0.75 |
1.2 |
|
3000 |
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4pdr La Hitte field gun M.63 (muzzle-loading) |
B |
85.6 18.5 |
327 |
353 |
-10 +22 |
4.56 85x17.5 |
4.035 0.20 |
0.35 |
250 |
1500sh 2200c |
|
4pdr La Hitte mountain gun M.63 (muzzle-loading) |
B |
85.6 11.1 |
100 |
125 |
-8 +22 |
4.56 85x17.5 |
4.035 0.20 |
0.15 |
225 |
1500sh 2200c |
|
Krupp
guns |
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|
15cm short gun |
S |
149.1/13 |
1295 |
2117 |
-6 +31 |
31.125 |
28.5 1.9 |
0.4/1.5 |
253 |
4400 |
|
12cm gun C/73 |
S |
120.3/25 |
1398 |
1880 |
-5 +25 |
16.47 244x28 |
15.25 1.1 |
2.7 |
325 |
3600sh 7000c |
|
S |
91.5/22.6 |
425 |
546 |
-8 +15 |
6.91 170x17 |
6.875 217 |
6 |
331 |
2200sh 3450c |
|
|
S |
78.5/25 |
290 |
460 |
-8 +13 |
4.6 |
4.342 170 |
5 |
357 |
1800sh 3450c |
|
|
S |
106.7/20 |
626.6 |
466.4 |
-7³º +20 |
11.47 280/300x10.6 |
11.08 0.41 |
1.23 |
317sh 320cs |
2347sh 4481c |
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Turkish
guns |
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15cm long gun |
B |
149.1/21 |
2725 |
1320 |
-10 +23⁵º
|
31.47 374 |
27 1.9/2 |
3 |
|
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|
15cm short gun |
B |
149.1/14.4 |
1310 |
2339 |
-19 +20º⁵
|
31.125 |
28.5 1.9 |
0.4/1.5 |
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Remarks : c
common shell bcast
iron spherical bomb cs
case shot sh
shrapnel B bronze guns S
Steel guns For Serbian guns, the length in calibres is indicated only for La Hitte
light models, for the others the barrel length is indicated. The propelling charge and the explosive charge of
all these guns consisted of black powder. The Krupp guns were war booty taken from the Turks, except
for the 9-pounders, which were Russian guns captured from the Bulgarians in
1885. |
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