Table based on information from "Naval Weapons of World War Two", John Campbell, Naval Institute Press, 1985

20.1 inch (51 cm) 45 caliber

18.9 inch (48 cm) 45 caliber 5th Year Type (1916).

18.1 inch (46 cm) 45 caliber Type 94 (1934)

16.1 inch 45 caliber, 3 rd Year type (1914)

12 inch 45 caliber

12 inch 50 caliber

10 inch 40.3 caliber

10 inch 45 caliber

8.0 inch short gun

8.0 inch 50 caliber, II 3 rd Year (1914)

8.0 inch 50 caliber, I 3 rd Year Type

8.0 inch 45 caliber, 41 st Year Type (1908)

6.0 inch 40 caliber, BL

6.0 inch 45 caliber, BL

6.0 inch 50 caliber, 41 st Year (1908)

6.0 inch 50 caliber, QF

6.0 inch 50 caliber, Vickers Mark M

5.51 inch 40 caliber, 11 th Year Type (1922) QF

5.51 inch 50 caliber, 3 rd Year Type (1914) BL

5.0 inch 40 caliber, Type 88 (1928)

5.0 inch 40 caliber, Type 89 (1929)

5.0 inch (12.7 cm) 50 caliber, 3 rd Year (1914)

5.0 inch 50 caliber, Type 1 (1941)

4.724 inch 45 caliber, 10 th year (1921)

4.724 inch 45 caliber, 11 th year Type (1922)

4.724 inch 45 caliber, 3 rd year Type (1914)

4.724 inch Short gun

3.9 inch 50 caliber, Type 88(1928)

3.9 inch 65 caliber, Type 98 (1938)

3.0 inch 40 caliber, 11 th year Type (1922)

3.0 inch 40 caliber, 3 rd year Type (1914)

3.0 inch 40 caliber, Type 88 (1928)

3.0 inch 60 caliber, Type 98 (1938)

2.953 inch 44 caliber, Type 88 (1928)

1.575 inch (40 mm) Type 5 (1945)

1.575 inch (40 mm) Vickers

0.984 inch (25 mm) Type 96 (1936)

0.520 inch (13.2 mm)

0.5 inch (12.7 mm)

0.303 inch (7.7 mm)