This was used both as an anti-torpedo boat gun (TAG) and as an anti-aircraft gun (BAK). It fired no faster than the longer 7 cm guns, but its lighter weight made it better suited for use on small torpedo boats. Trained via a shoulder piece.
Actual bore diameter was 6.6 cm (2.6").
| Designation | 7 cm (2.75") G. L/30 K09 Škoda |
|---|---|
| Ship Class Used On | Destroyers: Huszár class as rearmed
Torpedo Boats: 250 ton class (T, F and M groups) as rearmed |
| Date Of Design | about 1908 |
| Date In Service | 1910 |
| Gun Weight | 538 lbs. (244 kg) without breech |
| Gun Length oa | 78.0 in (1.980 m) |
| Bore Length | N/A |
| Rifling Length | N/A |
| Grooves | N/A |
| Lands | N/A |
| Twist | N/A |
| Chamber Volume | N/A |
| Rate Of Fire | 15 to 20 rounds per minute |
| Type | Fixed |
|---|---|
| Projectile Types and Weights | HE: 8.8 lbs. (4.0 kg) |
| Bursting Charge | N/A |
| Projectile Length | N/A |
| Propellant Charge | 1.1 lbs. (0.48 kg) |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1,805 fps (550 mps) |
| Working Pressure | N/A |
| Approximate Barrel Life | N/A |
| Ammunition stowage per gun | N/A |
N/A
| Designation | Single Mounts
Huszár (5) 250 Tonne Torpedo Boats (T, F and M groups): (2) |
|---|---|
| Weight | TAG (anti-torpedo boats): 1,000 lbs. (454 kg)
BAK (anti-aircraft): 2,100 lbs. (954 kg) |
| Elevation | TAG: About -5 / +20 degrees
BAK: About -5 / +85 degrees |
| Elevation Rate | Manually operated, only |
| Train | N/A |
| Train Rate | Manually operated, only |
| Gun recoil | N/A |
| Loading Angle | Any |
"Naval Weapons of World War One" by Norman Friedman
Original research by Mihály Krámli and András Hatala
14 May 2025 - New datapage
19 September 2025 - Added photograph of Torpedo Boat 81T