The 152/45 guns armed the majority of
armored cruisers,
pre-dreadnought battleships and
protected cruisers of the Imperial Russian Navy built between 1890 and 1916.
Armored cruisers •
Admiral Kornilov – This ships primary armament consisted of five 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts after a 1905 refit. •
Bayan-class – This class of four ships secondary armament consisted of four
casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships. • Dmitriy Donskoi-class – The primary armament of
Dmitrii Donskoi consisted of six 152/45 guns, in single mounts, after an 1895 refit. The primary armament of
Vladimir Monomakh consisted of five 152/45 guns in single mounts after an 1897 refit. •
Minin – The primary armament of this ship consisted of three casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts after an 1893 refit. • Rurik-class – The secondary armament of
Gromoboi,
Rossia and
Rurik consisted of eight casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts.
Gunboats •
Khrabryy – The secondary armament of this ship consisted of one 152/45 gun. •
Korietz-class – This class of nine ships secondary armament consisted of one 152/45 gun.
Pre-dreadnought battleships •
Borodino-class – This class of five ships secondary armament consisted of six 152/45 guns per side, in twin
gun turrets,
amidships. •
Ekaterina II-class – Two ships of this class were refitted with 152/45 guns.
Sinop was refit with twelve single mount guns as secondary armament in 1909.
Georgii Pobedonosets was refit with fourteen single mount guns as secondary armament in 1909. •
Evstafi-class – This class of two ships tertiary armament consisted of six casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships. •
Imperator Aleksandr II – This ships tertiary armament consisted of four casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships after a 1904 refit. •
Peresvet-class – This class of three ships secondary armament consisted of five casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships. One more gun was in a casemate in the bow. •
Petropavlovsk-class – This class of three ships secondary armament consisted of four 152/45 guns per side, mounted in twin turrets, amidships. Two more casemated guns, per side, were in single mounts, amidships. •
Petr Veliky – This ship's secondary armament consisted of twelve 152/45 guns after a 1907 refit. •
Potemkin – This ship's secondary armament consisted of eight casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships. •
Retvizan – This ship's secondary armament consisted of six casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships. •
Rostislav – This ship's secondary armament consisted of four 152/45 guns per side, in twin turrets, amidships. •
Sissoi Veliky – This ship's secondary armament consisted of three casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships. •
Tri Sviatitelia – This ship's secondary armament consisted of four casemated 152/45 guns per side, in single mounts, amidships. •
Tsesarevich – This ship's secondary armament consisted of six 152/45 guns per side, in twin gun turrets, amidships.
Protected cruisers •
Askold – This ship's primary armament consisted of twelve 152/45 guns in single mounts. •
Bogatyr-class – This class of four ships primary armament consisted of four 152/45 guns in twin turrets fore and aft. Another four casemated guns, per side, were in single mounts, amidships. •
Pallada-class – This class of three ships primary armament consisted of eight 152/45 guns. •
Svetlana – This ship's primary armament consisted of one 152/45 gun for and aft. Another two casemated guns, per side were in single mounts, amidships. •
Varyag – This ship's primary armament consisted of twelve 152/45 guns in single mounts. ==Finnish use==