Canet 152mm coast gun M. 1895
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Russian designation : |
6-дм.
береговая пушка
системы Кане |
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German designation : |
russ. |
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Calibre : |
152.4mm L/45 |
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Weight
of the barrel : |
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Weight
of the breech : |
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Weight
of the oscillating part : |
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Weight of the shield : |
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Weight of the carriage : |
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Weight in action : |
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Barrel length : |
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Barrel grooves |
number : |
38 |
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depth : |
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width : |
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Battering
charge : |
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Russian shells : |
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Shell |
lenght
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2.8 calibres |
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weight
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muzzle
velocity : |
777 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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Mine shell |
lenght
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3.25 calibres |
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weight
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muzzle
velocity : |
777 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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Shell |
length
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2.8 calibres |
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weight
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Mine shell |
length
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3.25 calibres |
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weight
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Mine shell M. 1907 |
length
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3.2 calibres |
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weight
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muzzle
velocity : |
792.5 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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Mine shell improved |
lenght : |
4.1 calibres |
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weight : |
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muzzle
velocity : |
752.7 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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Mine shell M. 1915 |
length
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4.1 calibres |
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weight
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muzzle
velocity : |
792.5 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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Shrapnel M. 1913 |
length : |
3.6 calibres |
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weight : |
690 bullets x |
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muzzle
velocity : |
792.5 m/s |
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max. range : |
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Gas shell |
weight : |
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muzzle
velocity : |
760 m/s |
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max. range : |
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Segment shell |
length : |
2.7 / 3 calibres |
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weight : |
24 / 28 segments |
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battering charge : |
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muzzle
velocity : |
605 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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Star shell |
length
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4 calibres |
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weight : |
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battering charge : |
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muzzle
velocity : |
680 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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German shell |
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15cm Gr. 03 |
weight
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muzzle
velocity : |
577 m/s |
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max.
range : |
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Efffective range in 1916 : |
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Elevation
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+ 20° / - 6° |
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Traversing
angle : |
360° |
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Transport
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by rail |
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Remarks
: Central pivot coastal gun
ordered to the French Compagnie des Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée in
1891, and received by the Russian Navy in 1895. At the beginning of the World
War 12 of these guns were taken from |
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