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The 3,7 cm SKC/30 (SK = Schiffs Kanone, or something...) was the standard Kriegsmarine light AA gun at the start of WW2. It was manually loaded, firing at c.30 rpm. The 37x380R ammo was very powerful, firing a 750g projectile at 1,000 m/s.
A complete round is shown in the pic below from my ammo photo gallery, nest to the standard 37x263B FlaK round. The ones I have seen all suffer from some corrosion damage - I've never seen a mint one.
Tony Williams: Military gun and ammunition website
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