Chilian Ordnance.

There is no standard ordnance in the Chilian navy, although the iron-clads are provided with Krupp guns, whilst the wooden fleet is armed with Armstrong muzzle-loaders. It is probable that the Krupp breech-loader will gradually supersede other types. The machine-guns are of the Gatling type.

Chinese Ordnance.

The greater part of the rifled ordnance used in China is of the Armstrong muzzle-loading pattern. Some of their wooden vessels carry batteries of Krupp guns, and others Vavasseurs ([see page 219]). The Gatling machine-gun has been introduced into this service.

Danish Ordnance.

There are three separate patterns of rifled ordnance found in the Danish navy. The favorite appears to be the Krupp breech-loader, whilst there are many guns of the Finspong pattern ([see page 276, “Swedish Ordnance”]). The Armstrong muzzle-loader has apparently the numerical superiority.

English Ordnance.

Name, Nature, and
Classification.
 Length.  D
ABC
In.In.In.
17-inch, 100-ton3923085527
Muzzle-loading, built-up Guns. Woolwich pattern.
Armor-piercing.
16-inch, 80-ton321231.556.5
12.5-in., 38-ton230170.527.5 9
12-inch, 35-ton19513527.5 9
12-inch, 25-ton182.512718 9
11-inch, 25-ton18011926 9
10-inch, 18-ton18011926.5 7
9-inch, 12-ton15610421 6
8-inch, 9-ton14499.518.5 4
7-inch, 90-cwt13195.515.5 3
7-inch, 6½-ton13395.515.5 3
64-pdr., 64-cwt., shell11890 7.5 3
Boat.
 9-pdr., 8-cwt 7259.8 3.7 3
 9-pdr., 6-cwt 6149.3 3.7 3
 7 pdr., 200-lb., steel 4134 2 3
64-pdr., 71-cwt., converted122.7 96.27  7 3
Breech-loaders. Armstrong pattern.
Shell.
 7-inch, 82 cwt.12683.51676
40-pdr., 32-cwt.12692.8713.556
40-pdr., 35-cwt.12792.8713.556
20-pdr., 15-cwt7243.121144
20-pdr., 18-cwt7243.121144
Boat.
 9-pdr., 6-cwt.6845.5 738
 6-pdr., 8-cwt.6646 732
12-pdr., 8-cwt.7852.87 8.538