New subscriber here, awesome stuff! ❤Thank you!❤

High rate of fire in a cost of reload speed

What about LuT torpedo?

God I love this channel.

Wonderful work!

Rate of fire: one round per week 😬

Forgotten Weapons has an amazing video on this exact gun: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3zQmmOGg5x_rq8si=qlzjo2SlTCuXSd_Z

Wonderful, so much effort taken to make it easily understandable for newcomers like me. Thank you for the video.

very informed, thank you.

One thing I don't quite get is the function of the shroud around the barrel cluster. It must have been in place for a reason, being this thick and heavy

Imagine this cannon is the longest reload ever lol 😂

Am I’m having da va ju or did the video looks different?

Deadly clever design

This is genius !

This must have been a dangerous assignment

Wow, I loved the internals of the shell, that fragmentation would have been hell

weird to think these had starter motors a decade before Fords. But hey, if it can turn a prop, it can turn an engine over. And it always amazes me what I learn when I watch these. I know WHAT a governor does, but I had no clue HOW it limits/adjusts the throttle setting

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❤engineers scientist inventirs tecnixians who made this is the real brainiacs Nowadays only lying on software AI ,electronics ,amsatilite to do work

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why where they sunken at the end of the run if they missed?

Excellent demonstration of how a built-up gun is made

So this is the reason why they changed muzzle loading mechanism on rifled cannon to breech loading.

Wow. Thank you for your detailed and excellent work. I have read numerous times of the revolutionary French 75 cannon system. Thanks to you, I now have some understanding. Great stuff 😊👍

and imagine what a miracle it was to control the engine of the Focke-Wulf 190 airplane. It was literally an analog computer

Was it also fired via a lanyard through the hole in the trigger?

How to cut rifling?

Всичко това се случва за за проливане на кръв и разрушение ,за забогатяване на много малка част от хората

Отличное видео! Спасибо!

Ah, that's how the torpedo engine turned on, when it launched the torpedo out of the tube. Thank you.

I don't really understand how you get the belt in and the door closed at the same time. Seems like they'd block one and other

This deaign was a lot more clever than history books indicated, But the interrupted thread would have helped a lot

Would the 12 and 20 pounder Rifled Armstrong guns be loaded in the exact same way, or was there some minor variation?

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Great video! I love seeing old tech like this, it's so simple and straight-forward. Keep up the great work!

Super cool! Thanks

the french loved this gun

Asmr 1900s

Astonishing level of detail. Outstanding work! Thanks for being so meticulous and presenting this so well.

99.9k subs... **hits sub button with hype** 99.9k :< well i helped.. great content \o/

Как они прицеливались? На лодке не было перископа?

Is that the same cannon in coregidor island?

these videos detailing the workings of these old marvelous pieces of machinery are amazing!

Impressive video as always!

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Excellent animation on all of your featured weapons!!

Beautifully made, the explanation of the technique, the colours used, the incredible detail, wonderfull! The Holland1 was always one of my favorites. A perfect mix between a very modern submarine and the most original idea; the Nautilus of Jules Verne. Thank you very much.

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I wonder if people rode the gun up to its elevated position