Has an inner barrel of coiled wrought iron.

** Silk cloth cartridge.

For sea service only.

2.73 (mountain)
3.12 (mountain)

31 (siege)
42.75 (siege)
63.75 (garrison)

96

Not yet in the service, but likely to be soon introduced. ++ R.F.G. may be used to replace F.G. 00 Calibre not yet settled. B Mark II. 106.

F Approximate.

E There is also a 12-lb. charge for exceptional use under certain circumstances with mark III. 64-pr.

Take 32-pr. S.B. ammunition.

For vertical fire with double shell.

L.G. powder to be used with B.L. guns, and in garrison service for all full charges of R.M.L. guns under the 10-in., and in the S.S. with R.M.L. guns up to 80-pr. inclusive (7-pr. excepted).

D Star shell also used, fuze 5 sec., fired with charge not exceeding 4 oz. It is issued filled.
These guns are not interchangeable, on account of a slight difference in sighting for L.S. and S.S.

Has an inner barrel of coiled wrought iron.

Not yet in the service, but likely to be soon introduced,

Take 32-pr. S.B. ammunition.

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These guns are not interchangeable, on account of the slight difference in sighting for L.S. and S.S.

4 Calibre not yet settled.

C. D.

The Pettman's G.S. fuze is issued to sea fronts and S.S. only.

May be used as shell, their capacity being 74 lbs., 4 lbs., 34 lbs., 2 lbs. 10 oz. and 1 lb. 10 oz. respectively.

C. Common.

D. Double.

Seg. Segment.

Sh. Shrapnel.

+ Millar's.

* Dundas'.

|| Bored up.

The maximum charge to be used when firing carcasses from the 13-inch S.S. mortar is to be 16 lbs., and from the 10-inch gun 8 lbs.

N.B.-100-pr. wrought-iron guns are in the service for coastguard and training ships.

Blomefield's.

◊ Monk's.