Russia / USSR Naval Guns . ... .

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Modern Weapons (1980 to Present)

130 mm/70 AK-130	Sovremenny, Slava and Kirov Classes
100 mm/70 AK-100	Kirov (Admiral Ushakov), Udaloy, Bditelny and Neusrashimy Classes
76.2 mm/60 AK-176	Grisha V and Parchim II Frigates and many Corvette Classes
57 mm/75 AK-725 (ZIF-72)	Most Warships 1964 - 1990
45 mm/78 SM-7	Many Warships 1952 - 1990
30 mm/54 AK-630	Many Warships
30 mm/63 AK-230	Many Warships
12.7 mm/79 DShK	Many Warships 1939 - present

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Historical Weapons

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Battleship Main Guns

406 mm/50 Pattern 1937	Sovetskii Soyuz Class
16"/45 Pattern 1914 406 mm/45 Pattern 1914	1914 Battleship Projects
38 cm/52 SK C/34 (Germany)	Kronshtadt Class (Project 69)
14"/52 Pattern 1913 356 mm/52 Pattern 1913	Izmail Class
305 mm/62 Pattern 1948	Stalingrad Class
305 mm/55 B-36 Pattern 1937 305 mm/55 B-50 Pattern 1940	1937 Light Battleship (Project 25) Kronshtadt Class (Project 69)
12"/52 Pattern 1907 305 mm/52 Pattern 1907	Gangut, Imperatritsa Maria and Imperator Nikolai I Classes
12"/40 Pattern 1895 305 mm/40 Pattern 1895	Borodino Class and Sissoi
12"/35 Pattern 1886 305 mm/35 Pattern 1886	Chesma Class, Georgy Pobedonosets Class and Navarin
12"/30 Pattern 1877 305 mm/30 Pattern 1877	Ekaterina II Class, Alexander II Class, Gangut and Dvenadtsat' Apostolov
10"/50 Pattern 1908 254 mm/50 Pattern 1908	Rurik (II)
10"/45 Pattern 1891 254 mm/45 Pattern 1891	Pobeda, Admiral Apraksin and Rostislav Classes

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Cruiser / Destroyer Main Guns and Battleship / Cruiser Secondary Guns

9"/35 Pattern 1877 229 mm/35 Pattern 1877	Imperator Alexandr II class and Gangut
220 mm/65 SM-40	Pr. 22 and Pr. 66 Heavy Cruiser Classes
8"/50 Pattern 1905 203 mm/50 Pattern 1905	Rurik (II), Andrey Pervozvanny Class, Evstafii Class, Sinop and Petr Veliky
8"/45 Pattern 1892 203 mm/45 Pattern 1892	Rossia, Gromoboy, Bayan(I), Bayan(II) Class and gunboat Khrabry
8"/35 Pattern 1885 203 mm/35 Pattern 1885	Admiral Nakhimov, Pamiat' Azova, Rurik and Koreets Class gunboats
180 mm/60 Pattern 1931 180 mm/57 Pattern 1932	Krasnyi Kavkaz and Kirov Classes
152 mm/57 Pattern 1938	Sovetskii Soyuz , Chapayev and Sverdlov Classes
6"/50 Pattern 1908 152 mm/50 Pattern 1908	Schkval Class river monitors
6"/45 Pattern 1892 152 mm/45 Pattern 1877	Most large ships built between 1892 and 1911
6"/35 Pattern 1877 152 mm/35 Pattern 1877	Pre-dreadnoughts and armored cruisers
130 mm/58 Pattern 1957	Neustrashimy, Kotlin and Luda (PRC) Classes
130 mm/50 Pattern 1936	Leningrad, Silnyi, Gnevnyi, Storozhevoi, Opitnyi, Tashkent and Ognyevoi Classes
130 mm/55 Marks A and B 130 mm/55 Pattern 1913	Imperatritsa Maria class, Diana, Bogatyr class, Prut, Khrabry, Grozyaschii, Aurora, Komintern, Chervona Ukraina and Krasnyi Krym Classes
120 mm/50 Pattern 1905	Gangut Class and Rurik (II)
120 mm/45 Pattern 1892	Many ships of the 1890s - 1900s
4"/60 Pattern 1911 102 mm/60 Pattern 1911	Novik and Uragan Classes
102 mm/45 Pattern 1930 and 1934	Dekabrist and Leninets Classes and river monitors
100 mm/70 CM-5	Chapaev and Sverdlov Classes
100 mm/56 Pattern 1940	Sovetskii Soyuz, Chapayev and Kirov Classes
100 mm/51 Pattern 1936 100 mm/56 Pattern 1939	Submarines and small combatants
100 mm/50 "Minizini" (Italian)	Chervona Ukraina Class and Krasny Kavkaz

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Smaller Caliber and Anti-Aircraft Guns

85 mm/52 90K	Kaganovich, Kalinin and Skoryy Classes
76.2 mm/59 AK-726	Kiev, Kara, Kynda and Kashin Classes
76.2 mm/55 Pattern 1935	Gangut, Krasnyi Kavkaz, Leningrad and Type 7 Classes
76.2 mm/30 Pattern 1914/15	Many battleships and cruisers
75 mm/50 Pattern 1892	Most warships built between 1892 and 1920
2.5"/38 Pattern 1916 63.3 mm/38 Pattern 1916	Most Battleships of World War I
57 mm/81 ZIF-71 and ZIF-75	Modified Skoryy, Kildin and Krupny Classes
57 mm/78.7 SM-24-ZIF and ZIF-31	Submarines, Skoryy, Kanin and Kildin Classes
57 mm (6-pdr.)	Many Warships 1904 - 1914
47 mm (3-pdr.)	Many Warships 1884 - 1920
45 mm/68 21-KM	Many Warships 1942 - 1947
45 mm/46 AA 21-K	Many Warships 1932 - 1947
40 mm/56.3 Bofors (USA)	Many Ships 1942 - 1950
40 mm/39 Vickers (British)	Many Ships 1916 - 1918
37 mm/67 70-K	Many Warships 1942 - 1965
1-pdr (37 mm) Hotchkiss	Many Warships 1880 - 1920s
1-pdr Maxim 37 mm Maxim	A few ships 1880 - 1920s
25 mm/79 110-PM	Submarines and small craft
25 mm/76 84-KM	Light Craft
23 mm/87 ZU-23	Light Craft
23 mm/71 VYa	MTBs
23 mm/60	Light Craft
23 mm AN23	MTBs and Patrol Ships
20 mm/70 Oerlikon (USA)	Many Ships 1942 - 1950
14.5 mm/93 2M-7	Patrol Ships
0.50"/90 BMG M2 (USA)	Many Ships 1942 - 1950
0.50"/62 MG Mark III (British)	Many Ships 1942 - 1950
7.62 mm Maxim MG	Many Ships 1900 - 1950

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Updated 16 April 2012