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Caliber (artillery)

Caliber (artillery)

Measure of the size of a gun barrel.

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    406 mm naval gun.

    15%

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    Internal diameter of the barrel of a gun.

    8.8%

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    Smoothbore main battle tank gun.

    4.8%

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    Dual Purpose Gun.

    4.6%

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    4.6%

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