Inert 57mm 6-pounder Explosive Rounds, now available individually on Ordnance.com. Perfect for collectors, historians, and military enthusiasts, these rounds are available for selection from a convenient dropdown menu. Each round is meticulously preserved and offers a unique glimpse into the powerful ordnance technology used in early 20th-century military operations, specifically designed for the Marks 1-14 Anti-Ship/Anti-Aircraft guns.
- Mark 1: Featured a barrel and short jacket with a locking hoop screwed to the front of the jacket.
- Mark 2: Similar to Mark 1 but without trunnions.
- Mark 3: The Hotchkiss Mark 1 (long).
- Mark 4: A Driggs-Schroeder monobloc field gun with a revolving drop breech block.
- Mark 5: The Lynch field gun.
- Mark 6: The Driggs-Schroeder rapid-fire Mark 1 gun.
- Mark 7: The Hotchkiss Mark 2 (long).
- Mark 8: The Driggs-Schroeder Mark 2.
- Mark 9: The Maxim semi-automatic Mark 2 gun of monobloc construction with a vertical sliding breech block.
- Mark 10: The Nordenfeldt rapid fire Mark 2, similar to Mark 9.
- Mark 11: Undefined.
- Mark 12: The Davis non-recoil gun.
- Mark 13: The Davis non-recoil gun bored out to take a 9-pounder (4 kg) projectile.
Product Details:
Each inert 57mm 6-pounder Explosive Round is crafted to showcase the durability and engineering excellence of early 20th-century military ordnance. The careful deactivation process ensures that each round is safe for handling and display, making them exceptional pieces for collectors and educators.
Round 1: Projectile Marked N 90, Case WNY. Dated 1901
This round features a projectile marked "N 90" and a case stamped "WNY," dated 1901. It represents the early development of explosive ordnance technology, providing a historical snapshot of military advancements at the turn of the century.
Round 2: Projectile Marked Winchester Repeating Arms Company, Case Stamped U.M.C.Co
This round includes a projectile marked by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, with a case stamped "U.M.C.Co." It highlights the significant contributions of prominent American manufacturers in producing reliable and effective military ordnance.
Round 3: Brass-Coated Projectile, Case Stamped Briggs Seabury Gun and Amm. CO.
This round features a brass-coated projectile and a case stamped by the Briggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company. The brass coating was designed to enhance the durability and performance of the projectile, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
Round 4: Projectile Marked N.C.T., Case Stamped Winchester Repeating Arms Company
This round includes a projectile marked "N.C.T." and a case stamped by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. It reflects the continued innovation and quality of military ordnance produced by leading manufacturers.
Collector’s Item:
Owning an inert 57mm 6-pounder Explosive Round means adding a genuine piece of military history to your collection. These items are not merely replicas but authentic rounds that offer a real connection to the operational practices of military forces in the early 20th century. Their historical significance and detailed preservation make them valuable additions to any military collection.
Why Choose Our 6-Pounder Explosive Rounds:
Choosing one of our inert 57mm 6-pounder Explosive Rounds means investing in a genuine artifact of military history. Expertly preserved to maintain their display value, these rounds are excellent additions to museums, educational institutions, and private collections. Their educational significance and historical authenticity offer an unparalleled experience for collectors and historians alike.
Approx length 19", Approx width 3", Approx weight 7.3-7.7lbs.
Pictures are of the actual item you will receive.
Please visit our page about order lead times here: Order Lead Times
