Zorro turn S-18/1100
| Zorro turn S-18/1100 | |
|---|---|
 S-18/1100 which was mounted by an anticraft gun rest | |
| Kind | Anti-tank rifle |
| Original development country |  Switzerland |
| The operational history | |
| Deployment |  Nazis Germany Italian kingdom Hungarian kingdom |
| Allied war, dispute | World War II |
| History of development | |
| Derivation type | Zorro turn S-18/100, Zorro turn S-18/1000 |
| Specifications | |
| Weight | 51.7 kg (only as for the main body) |
| Full length | 2,159mm 1,447.8mm (the barrel head) |
Swiss Zorro turns to S-18/1100 (Solothurn[ explanatory note 1)) It is the large size of diameter 20mm that a company developed vs. a tank rifle (cannon).
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Summary
It is all models who automated it in semiautomatic S-18/1000, and the mechanism is approximately similar to S-18/1000 except that all automatic shooting is possible. As for the ammunition, the magazine of ten or 20 decorative metal fittings bullets was compatible with /1000 using 20*138mm bell Ted bullet as well as S-18/1000, too.
Because it was tall and stout and what a person held it because I enabled all automatic shooting and shot became approximately impossible very heavily as well as archetypal S-18, what I mounted it to the cart with two circles for the movement and applied became basic. The anticraft gun rest was prepared to use it as an antiaircraft gun because all automatic shooting was enabled.
I stopped by, and, in first and second Great War interval, Germany, line metal company had Zorro turn company as an affiliate to produce weapons without breaking the promise in arms limitation. Therefore I was developed as a German weapon substantially and became the basics of anticraft cannon 2cm Flak 30 which the German military adopted.
Including a thing for German militaries, export was started in 1936, but did not succeed commercially too much because high precision work was done about production and, as a result, was expensive. Archetypal S-18 was deployed in the German military in the name of PzB 785 for a limited number, and S-18/1100 was used restrictively in the German military with S-18/1000, too. In addition, a few is used in Italy and Hungary.
Footnote
- "ソロトゥルン" or "ゾロトゥルン" is usually used as katakana notation in ^ Japan [1]. The notation called "ソロサーン" near pronunciation in English is seen in Japan.
I transcribe it into "Zorro turn" in Imperial Army [2], and this notation describes it in our item. - The explanation of the ^ image becomes "S-18/1000", but is an error of S-18/100.
Source
- The sightseeing in ^ Switzerland Government station＞ソロトゥルン (ゾロトゥルン) Solothurn (October 22, 2016 reading)
- ^ JACAR (Asian history document center) Ref.C01006768200, 大日記乙輯昭和 11 years (Ministry of Defense National Institute for Defense Studies) (October 22, 2016 reading)
"JACAR (Asian history document center) Ref.C01006866000, 大日記乙輯昭和 12 years" (Ministry of Defense National Institute for Defense Studies) (October 22, 2016 reading)
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