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Mark 1

• Bangladesh:
  • BNS Madumati class
• Croatia:
  • Kralj class
  • Končar class
  • Helsinki-class missile boat
• Finland:
  • Pohjanmaa class
  • Hämeenmaa class
• Indonesia
  • Andau class (Lürssen FPB 57-I)
  • Mandau class (modified version of the South Korean Navy's Bae Ku class, which was based on the U.S. Navy's Asheville-class gunboat)
• Ireland
  • Eithne class
• Malaysia:
  • Kasturi-class frigate
  • Perdana class (Combattante-II 4AL) missile boat
  • Handalan class (Spica-M)
  • Jerong class (Lurssen TNC 45)
• Montenegro:
  • Končar class
• Singapore:
  • Sea Wolf class (Lurssen TNC 45)
• Sweden:
  • Hugin class
  • Spica class
  • Spica II class
• Thailand
  • Prabbrorapak class (derivative of Singapore's Sea Wolf class, which was based on the Lurssen TNC 45)

Mark 2

• Canada:
  • Halifax-class frigate
• Indonesia
  • Pandrong class/Todak class (two and four ships respectively) (Lürssen FPB 57-II)
• Malaysia:
  • Lekiu-class frigate
• Sweden:
  • Stockholm-class corvette
  • Göteborg-class corvette

Mark 3/Mk 110 57 mm gun

The 57 mm Mk 3 in a stealth cupola aboard a Visby-class corvette, the stealth version of the Mk 110 57 mm is similar in appearance USS Freedom (LCS-1) firing its Mk 110 57mm gun Comparisons between the Mark 3 guns

• Brunei:
  • Darussalam-class Offshore Patrol Vessel
• Canada:
  • Halifax-class frigate (Post HCM/FELEX Refit)
• Finland:
  • Hamina-class missile boat
• Mexico:
  • Sierra-class corvette
  • Durango-class patrol vessel
• Sweden:
  • Visby-class corvette
• United States:
  • Legend-class cutter
  • Freedom-class littoral combat ship
  • Independence-class littoral combat ship
  • Zumwalt-class destroyer