This page is a collection of 7.5" (19.1 cm) guns built by Armstrong/EOC and Vickers for export. Links are provided to those that are detailed on their own datapage.
Secondary guns for the Chilean battleship Constitution. When taken over by Britain in 1906, these became the British 7.5"/50 (19.1 cm) Mark III.
Secondary guns for the Greek Armored Cruiser Georgios Averof (aka Averov or Averoff) which was built in Italy. See Italian 190 mm/45 (7.5") Model 1908.
Secondary guns for the Italian Armored Cruisers of the San Giorgio and Pisa Classes. See Italian 190 mm/45 (7.5") Model 1908.
Secondary guns for the Chilean battleship Libertad. When taken over by Britain in 1906, these became the British 7.5"/50 (19.1 cm) Mark IV.
Two wire-wound guns first designed in 1904 but modified in 1906 and 1908. Gun weight was 14 tons 9 cwt 3 qtr. Overall length was 386.7 in (982 cm), bore length was 378.9 in (962 cm) [50.5 calibers]. Fired a 200 lbs. (90.7 kg) using a propellant charge of 61.25 lbs. (27.8 kg) of Cordite MD for a muzzle velocity of 2,825 fps (861 mps).
Secondary guns for the Italian Armored Cruiser San Marco. See Italian 190 mm/45 (7.5") Model 1906.
Campbell, John
- "British Naval Guns 1880-1945 No 9" article in "Warship Volume VII"
- "Naval Weapons of World War Two"
Fraccaroli, Aldo
- "Italian Warships of World War II"
Friedman, Norman
- "Naval Weapons of World War One"
26 October 2026 - New Datapage