Talk:6-inch/50-caliber gun

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Shouldn't the Rivadavia class battleship be included in the list too?

Georgia Tech doesn’t have a surviving example

In late 2023 I edited this article and added it the list of surviving examples, believing I had cited a reliable source. However, I personally went to this gun and measured its bore diameter and it was four inches, thus it cannot be a 6”/50. Currently I don’t know how I can remove this reference within the rules of Wikipedia. Sqrt(-1)magsqrt(-1)nary (talk) 23:44, 12 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]

Shouldn't the Rivadavia class battleship be included in the list too?

Georgia Tech doesn’t have a surviving example

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