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Prussian Military Industrial Complex
Topic Started: Feb 9 2010, 07:22 PM (228 Views)
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Small Arms

SACP Name
7500 - Potsdam Works
7500 - Saarn Works
7500 - Suhl Works
7500 - Neisse Works
200,000 - Berlin Works
1,000,000 - Lunenburg Works
1,000,000 - Leipzig Works
1,000,000 - Bremen Works


Artillery Foundries

2,000 - Berlin Foundry
2,000 - Konigsburg

The whole Potsdam Plant is being upgraded to level two, costing 14,110 Pound Sterling
Edited by Chief Minister of Prussia, Mar 16 2010, 08:08 PM.
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Private Works

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130,000 - Splittgerber and Daum

130,000 - Krupps Werke

Artilley Foundries

2,000 - Krupps Artillery Foundry in Essen (6 and 10 pdrs, working and experimenting with smelted steel)



Edited by Chief Minister of Prussia, Mar 11 2010, 08:08 PM.
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December 1846
The Government has decided to sell, dismatle the Lunenburg and Leipzig works. Some of them will be sold to private manufactures, with Sauer&Sohn showing some intrests. Next month it will be expected that the total costs will be clear.
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February 1847

Any Nations interested in buying 2,000,000 SACP worth of machinery, or a part of these is welcome to, and should contact the Prussian Government. So far 30,000 have been sold to Splittgerber and Daum.

All machinery has been sold to Russia.
Edited by Prussia, Jun 9 2010, 02:08 PM.
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May 1847

Prussia has sold 95,000 of their M1840 percussion muskets to Spain.
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1849

Prussia will be selling Persia 130,000 rifles. Training for this weapon will also be provided for the Persians.
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