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The 76.2mm 62 Cal projectile that was briefly used by the U.S. Navy was patterned after the original Italian design. It is not a standard design like the 3"50Cal. The design is similar to the 76mm HV round used in the Walker Bulldog, or the 3 inch 70 Cal. Most of the rotating band fits inside the case mouth, with a thin, larger diameter "shelf" that rests on the case mouth. This was an auto-loading round, which could be fired up to 120 rounds per minute. Look up 76.2mm Oto Malera:
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