76,2 mm Schneider-Putilov 1902(04).jpg
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English: 76.2 mm Schneider-Putilov 1902/04 on display at "King Ferdinand" National Military Museum in Bucharest. The gun was rechambered for 75 mm ammunition during the Interwar period. |
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