Secondary weapon used on pre-dreadnoughts. Used a horizontally sliding breech mechanism.
Designation | 10.5 cm (4.1") SK L/35 |
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Ship Class Used On | Kurfüst Friedrich Wilhelm class |
Date Of Design | about 1891 |
Date In Service | 1894 |
Gun Weight | (1,270 kg) |
Gun Length oa | (3.638 m) |
Bore Length | (3.400 m) |
Rifling Length | N/A |
Grooves | N/A |
Lands | N/A |
Twist | N/A |
Chamber Volume | N/A |
Rate Of Fire | 10 rounds per minute theoretical
7.5 rounds per minute practical |
Type | Fixed |
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Complete Round Weight | 1891
AP: 40.1 lbs. (18.2 kg) HE: 39.7 lbs. (18.0 kg) 1907
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Projectile Types and Weights | 1891 1 AP: N/A HE: N/A 1907
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Bursting Charge | HE L/3,6 nose fuze: 1.65 lbs. (0.747 kg) TNT
Others: N/A |
Projectile Length | HE L/3,6 nose fuze 2: 15.94 in (40.43 cm)
Others: N/A |
Cartridge Case Type, Size and Empty Weight | N/A |
Propellant Charge | 6.24 lbs. (2.83 kg) RP C/06 |
Muzzle Velocity | With 1891 Projectiles: 2,034 fps (620 mps)
With 1907 Projectiles: 1,968 fps (600 mps) |
Working Pressure | N/A |
Approximate Barrel Life | N/A |
Ammunition stowage per gun | Kurfüst Friedrich Wilhelm: 100 as commissioned, later 145 |
Elevation | Distance |
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30.3 degrees | 11,810 yards (10,800 m) |
Designation | Single Mounts
Kurfüst Friedrich Wilhelm (6 or 8): MPL C/91 |
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Weight | N/A |
Elevation | MPL C/91: -10 (?) / +30.3 degrees |
Elevation Rate | Hand operated, only |
Train | 360 degrees |
Train Rate | Hand operated, only |
Gun recoil | N/A |
"Weapons of World War One" by Norman Friedman
"German Warships 1815-1945" by Erich Gröner
28 November 2012 - New datapage
17 August 2024 - Converted to HTML 5 format, added data on 10.5 cm Spgr. L/3,6 Kz