Maybe more were tested with this turret, but I haven’t found them yet. Sometimes seen this referred to as the Lynx 90/75 turret, to indicate the modularity of the gun.
🇧🇪🇫🇷 Jean-Luc Maurange, CEO of John Cockerill, stated to Les Echos that the company is developing a “relatively powerful gun (105 mm) for the Jaguar armoured vehicle”.
The man hopes that the good cooperation between France and Belgium in the field of armored vehicles will continue with the definition of a new small joint armored vehicle and the development of a relatively powerful gun (105 mm) for the Jaguar armored vehicle.
The actual quote in the article so it’s slightly different and not guaranteed.
The full lineup of turrets taking part in the demonstration including the Cockerill 3105 on the K21, manned and unmanned versions of the 3030 system mounted on AMV and Piranha 8×8 vehicles, Belgian SIBMAS (6×6) with LTCS 90MP, Commando Select (4×4) with CSE 90LP mounted and the CPWS on a Sherpa Light 4×4
So I missed the Pindad Harimau: Turkish-Indonesian Skirmisher with the Cockerill 3105 turret suggestion, hereby I added it. There is one line for the roughly 10 variants of this vehicle.
Found by @Tim_TeaDrinker , it’s a Saudi-Arabian Jais 4x4, UAE license built modification of the South African RG35, fitted with a Cockerill second-generation CPWS.
State-owned Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) unveiled a new version of the Jais 4x4 mine-resistant ambush-protected (MRAP) vehicle that it is producing under licence from United Arab Emirates-based NIMR.
The new version of Jais, as seen by Shephard on 7 March at the World Defense Show in Riyadh, is equipped with a SAMI-CMI Roaya remote weapon station (RWS), which a company representative said is a version of the John Cockerill CPWS turret.