Old gun Wt New gun Wt
110pdr Armstrong BL 4 tons 5in/51 4 tons
40pdr Armstrong BL 1.5 tons 4in/40 1.5 tons
20pdr Armstrong BL 0.5 tons 57mm 0.5 tons
64pdr MLSB 2.9 tons 4in/50 2.9 tons
9in SB Somerset 6.25 tons 5.5in/50 6.5 tons
10.5in Woolwich 12 tons 7.6in/40 12.5 tons
13in Armstrong 22.5 tons 9.4in/40 22.75 tons
32pdr SB 3 tons 4in/50 2.9 tons
1864 6.3in 64cwt 3.2 tons 5in/40 3.1 tons
1864 6.6in 71cwt 3.55 tons 4.7in/50 3.7 tons
1865 7in 6.5 tons 5.5in/50 6.5 tons
1866 8in 9 tons 6.5in/45 9.0 tons
1865 9in 12 tons 7.6in/40 12.5 tons
1868 10in 18 tons 8in/40 18.1 tons
1867 11in 25 tons 9.4in/50 24 tons
1870 12in 25 tons 9.2in/40 24.338 tons
1871 12in 35 tons 10in/40 34.6 tons
1875 12.5in 38 tons 10.8in/45 35.5 tons
1878 16in 80 tons 13.5in/45 80 tons
American guns
11in SB Dahlgren 7.1 tons 6in/45 7 tons
9in SB Dahlgren 4.1 tons 5in/51 4 tons
32pdr SB 2 tons 4in/50 2 tons
8in Parrott RML 7.4 tons 6in/45 7.5 tons
6.4in Parrott RML 4.4 tons 5.5in/45 4.5 tons
5.3in Parrott RML 2.4 tons 4.7in/45 2.25 tons
4.2in Parrott RML 1.56 tons 4in/40 1.5 tons
This is a forum for discussion of topics relating to the Dreadnought era, prior to the ascendency of naval aviation. We will be discussing history, ship design, and naval wargaming.
Thursday, February 15, 2007
My current gun list for anachronistic designs
I will continue to extend this list for other nations, so that I have more complete coverage of the 1860 to 1880 period. I really need to add the French, so that we can have anachronistic designs for them, as well, as they were major players in this periond. This is the current list:
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