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    15,2 cm. shell. German ?

    Hi.

    As you see this one is in brass and from 1941.
    109 cm. long and 14.2 kilos heavy.

    But is it German ?

    Thanks for info.

    DeMil
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    Markings.
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      #3
      Russian captured German used IMO

      Only Germany used the "cm" measure

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        #4
        Originally posted by JanC View Post
        Russian captured German used IMO

        Only Germany used the "cm" measure
        Hi.

        Aha so it is a "Beutewaffe" then ?
        Russian made but German used.

        DeMil

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          #5
          Originally posted by DeMil View Post
          Hi.

          Aha so it is a "Beutewaffe" then ?
          Russian made but German used.

          DeMil
          Yup.
          You can find the wooden ammo boxes too for the beute 15,2cm gun

          Cheers

          Jan

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            #6
            Hello,
            History of this weapon it's older.
            the gun was the 152mm L/45 mod 1892 Canet (french) project.
            https://geolocation.ws/v/W/File%3A15...0side.JPG/-/en


            It was adopted by Russia and built under licence in Obukhov factory
            Here you can find info about gun and his history.
            http://navweaps.com/Weapons/WNRussian_6-45_m1892.htm

            Finland was the last user until 1980

            best regards

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              #7
              I am thinking this is Finnish normally Russian items have the r after the date eg 1941r

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                #8
                Originally posted by kradman View Post
                I am thinking this is Finnish normally Russian items have the r after the date eg 1941r
                correct. A Finnish made case.
                will be nice to know the factory

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                  #9
                  It is not made at Finland.Maker logo is not Finnish.

                  Even so,same guns were used in Finland and this lenght casing was used with cartouches.There was 3 different lenght casings for this gun,as finnish manual show:
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