OTO Melara 76mm Cannon | ITALIAN NAVAL FIREPOWER

[@_Matsimus_]

Haha I like to say OTO MALARIA! Sounds better. Get over it guys lol.

[@s2korpionic]

:P

[@redranger1949]

A video on the Bofors cannon would be a awesome follow up

[@thomasborgsmidt9801]

@James Harding If Italian, it should not be pronounced - it should be sung. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJrJcpunfLhsrpI

[@logisticsnail5014]

Turn it into merch

[@jacobsparry8525]

Did it some one elsed say this be for me ? You did too missed pronounced Oerlikon . I did to placed 2 url for how to say it thosed names as right. I did not see it you all ready haved some one say it first be for me. Oerlikon: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noq4oJWBftWDfbs OTO Melara: forvo.com/word/oto_melara/ (At here then clicked ond the side ways triangle and it will to say it OTO Melara) I was not tryd for acting as mean or critical. Just I do haved litely Aphasias troubles so for sure I amed not perfecter. Sorry ofed that.

[@TheMacgun42]

Worked on this system for twenty years in the US Navy. FFG-7 Perry Class. Excellent weapon system.

[@REX-gq6ur]

Imagine showcasing a gun and pointing it to a loving crowd lmao.

[@smiley3012]

For real I was taught to never point a gun at anyone. Unless you mean to shoot them.

[@X.Y.Z.07]

@@smiley3012 well its a cannon, not a gun.. :p

[@quincygaming9529]

@@X.Y.Z.07 cannon = big gun

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

smiley maybe they weren’t breaking that rule you don’t knots what their intentions were. ;)

[@theScottishKoala]

Never heard of the M247 Sergeant York? XD

[@Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

Ah, yes, that gun armed on the OTOMAGIC, the bane of every Wargame and War Thunder players.

[@TheAngelobarker]

You waot for italian navy. Imagine the jpn brrrt boat but with it's original otomalera76mm

[@ministermacro]

I love that i can play FlaK in War Thunder

[@grubbybum3614]

And it's the gun on the Rooikat.

[@kakakiri2601]

So youre WT player

[@leodoz1016]

OwOMAGIC

[@joshsquatch7474]

"Auto malaria" God, I thought normal malaria was bad enough.

[@1joshjosh1]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mochithepooh5368]

Imagine slapping a naval gun into a tank chassis. "Wait. That's illegal. "

[@Vendell_23]

the ammunition feeding system won't be able to fit in any tank chassis its huge

[@draconianwarking]

Except that was done with the very first tanks

[@TheAngelobarker]

@@Vendell_23 otomatic and draco check it.

[@ZhaoHaiBuda]

Actually there is but its on wheels not tracks.

[@sargesacker2599]

Well there is the SU-100Y.

[@karlvongazenberg8398]

Bofors: 57 mm is quite adequate againts missiles and boats. OTO Melara: Points on Russian hypersonic missiles and upgrading to 127 mm.

[@bluecollarcanuck]

Just like with infrastructure planning, the bloody military buyers never plan for future threats....at least not until another war breaks out.

[@TheWorldEnd2]

@@bluecollarcanuck so are we going to just pretend like the nuclear arms race between soviet union and US didnt happen?

[@bluecollarcanuck]

@@TheWorldEnd2 I'm referring to upgrading weapons & gear- not a nuclear dick-measuring contest. We didn't find out that (Canadian) field gear & LBE wasn't adequate until the UN & NATO missions to the Balkans. Only then did we find out how badly the 82-pattern webbing sucked in combat conditions. Russians upgrading their shipboard systems to things like the Kashtan looks like planning ahead, at least.

[@828enigma6]

US Burke class destroyers have 127mm (5") cannon. I'm in no way denigriating the Oto Malara system.

[@TheWorldEnd2]

@@bluecollarcanuck and the Russians have combat data of the likely adversary that they would be facing with this high caliber guns, yes? Do the pirates use surface skimming ultrasonic ASM's now? Just because you make your gun bigger doesn't actually mean it's a good idea. Upgrading isnt always about increasing the caliber and most STS fighting is done over the horizon using ASM's. Deck guns serve mostly the role of providing rapid and accurate point fire against small assault boats and air-threats. Having a bigger gun for this purpose isnt all that great, as it means smaller muzzle-velocity, bigger mounts, higher recoil impulse etc.. The OTO Melara has stood the test of time because it just works in the modern ship arms industry centered mostly around missile warfare. Anything bigger would have to be able to perform up to or even above par with the 76mm to be even considerable. To me, making a bigger deck gun is just waste of time. Over the ranges that expected STS warfare is going to happen, a deck gun is near useless and even at shorter ranges a missile would be far more accurate, deadly and harder to intercept. The nuclear arms race wasnt just about measuring dicks. It was a very carefully calculated effort to produce enough arsenal to overwhelm any possible enemy terminal strike defence systems and assure mutual destruction in case of a received attack. This was true on both sides. What i WOULD call a dick measuring contest is the race to the moon

[@davidebonannini640]

The "above deck" version is being tested to push the rate of fire to 200 rounds per minute, very close to that of the Bofors 57mm.

[@livingcorpse5664]

I don't know how to do the "impressed whistle" noise through text, but that would be impressive.

[@davidebonannini640]

@@livingcorpse5664 🤣🤣 nice one

[@dianapennepacker6854]

That would be amazing. If it works like stated then they should slap it on for self defense on every warship. I feel like CIWIS 20mm isn't enough and those are direct kinetic kills. A 76mm would allow further engagement range and could carry tungsten flak with a computer programing the rounds to fire as they leave the barrel like the Skynext system. (Think that is the one. Seen one take out a drone swarm in a single burst.) Don't know why the US doesn't use flak. No one has ever stated why but if a hypersonic missile is coming at you surely even small tungsten pellets would wreck the missile. The velocities involved would be enormous, and its a lot easier to hit something with a flak wall then it is with kinetic kills. The CIWIS has no margin for error.

[@raymartcarreon6069]

Now double barrel it. Please

[@davidebonannini640]

@@raymartcarreon6069 let's gatling barrel it.

[@Touay.]

Ideal for home defense.

[@theodorkorner1497]

But only in states with "stand-your-ship" laws

[@ph11p3540]

@@theodorkorner1497 There is Law of the Seas but in reality there is no law enforcement at sea due to it's vast area. Makes me wonder why so many civilian ships do not have trained and armed crews when uninvited guest board your yacht without removing their shoes.

[@lunchbox1553]

@@ph11p3540 I don't know about luxury ships, but a lot of cargo ships have hired mercenaries to protect their ships.

[@regregan5755]

@@ph11p3540 it's because of the ports they inevitably visit and their respective countries laws more than anything else, most countries do not like random weapons being brought in on ships, international waters is not an issue.

[@f.robytes4646]

Scemooo !!!

[@mahmoodali5043]

"Auto malaria" does sound like a good name for a killing machine though I see what you did there Mat

[@valerianocuomo996]

Ali baba you?

[@federicomeoni5677]

thank you for showcasing a product from my country. grande massimo !!

[@Hortifox_the_gardener]

Historic Italian multi cm naval gun: laughs at the 76mm 76mm: proceeds to burst a >100 round a minute shooting spree over the same distance the multi centimetre gun did historic Italian gun: ...

[@jccalvente]

Very nice italian machine, greetings from Spain.

[@phalanx3803]

YT : Matsimus posted 7 seconds ago Me : what?! your telling me now?

[@teodorogerald]

Phalanx380 MAT: Gotta go fast!

[@seize2581]

76mm with such a rate of fire, I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end :X

[@edilbertorivera3467]

Not just the rate of fire but the accuracy too. This gun might be tiny but an absolute killer.

[@kimarykorlumiose7728]

oh? ship guns? I'm interested. edit: 0:52 holy hell that turret is going ham swiveling like that.

[@Mar1s3z]

It just bowing to the audience lol.

[@travishabursky4362]

The Ferrari of ship guns. Minus being needlessly complex.

[@Helix597]

Philippine navy getting 2 new frigates armed with the 76mm in a stealth turret Me now happy

[@Vendell_23]

they will also arm the 6 new OPV from austal with 76mm super rapid

[@donkoh5738]

@Has ? Confirmed? That would be impressive

[@Vendell_23]

Not yet but if finalized that 76mm will be also included on that ship

[@mikeoxsmal8022]

@@Vendell_23 * 76mm super Rad

[@troop546]

We need submarines

[@pablopeter3564]

EXCELLENT video. Thanks very much. The 76 mm Oto Melara fast firing gun is the best option for many Western Navies. Take care and greetings from Mexico City.

[@3dvorator]

OTO stays for Odero - Terni - Orlando, they were the Officine Meccaniche (Machining Factories )La Spezia.Melara is actually a suburban area of La Spezia.WE had even tractors made by OTO in the post War II reconstruction era.OTO-Melara is actually a big actor in the defense business,and is part of the Finmeccanica group.

[@MostlyPennyCat]

Naval gunnery had always been fascinating ever since _I_ stepped aboard invincible and saw the goalkeeper ciws. Also sea dart. When you're 10, goalkeeper was impressive.

[@Pilot4prophet661]

I really like your series on naval guns. I was a fire control technician in the US Navy, MK 86 GFCS. 5"/54. Keep going.

[@SlimRhyno]

I really enjoy these videos about independent weapons systems, especially the ones about the bushmaster naval gun and the new 40mm turret for IFV's. Thank you for making them, and please keep up the good work.

[@herbertkeithmiller]

Daaaamm the gun has active water cooling to protect the gun barrel from overheating and improve accuracy.

[@johninnh4880]

I was waiting to hear about the water cooling system. Nope, nothing 🤔 Does it use sea water or "fresh" water? Is it a on demand computer controlled system? Also, no good footage of rounds on target. I'd love to see the receiving end of this weapons system and more details and visual aids for the different types of munitions.

[@mitri5389]

@@johninnh4880 of course it uses fresh water mixed with anti freeze. salt water is too corrosive to use and a build up of salt and other sentiments would cause a number of problems specifically in a radiator. as for its recirculation its either turned on using a temp sensor or its switched on when ever the system is activated if not having an option for manual over automatic cooling.

[@johninnh4880]

@@mitri5389

[@richardbearden7889]

And a cooling system is needed for the M2 .50 Cal too...with 1000 Rd ammo hopper on a vehicle...

[@peterkapunkt6783]

@@johninnh4880 I believe they use sea water but flush with fresh water after firing.

[@gingergorilla695]

You know what else has an Oto Meleria- the Oliver Hazard Perry class Frigate! Pls matsimus, review, she is still in service with so many countries all over the world!

[@koldaussie]

Amazing and scary that it can spit 120 rounds per minute. Doing the math from the manufacturers video, each head weighs about 6kg.... That is going to give someone a very bad day down range. Great video Mat. I was going to put it on to watch later, but your narration on this one made realize 20 minutes just disappeared. Been loving a lot of your work mate, give a maple tree a hug for me if you see one, I miss living in Canada.

[@gusargoan]

We used this gun on my ship. Perry class frigate.

[@the7observer]

OTO Malaria: "curing hostiles, one pill at a time"

[@nathanruben3372]

Turkey is a long term and mass user of this gun. Turkey ordered this gun for its new frigates and corvettes, Italy gave horrendous prices with delivery dates of infinitiy, which impacted Turkey's frigate program. Turkey produced the same gun in two years, deployed it in its frigates, and now selling it six countries with the fraction of its price. As soon as Turkey annouced that it devoloping the gun, italians showed up, offered very convinient prices with reasonasle delivery dates. These are all implicit sanctions disguised in different forms, exagarated prices, very long delivery dates etc. Thank to italy, Turkey has its own naval gun and now developping its 127mm version of it. Canada did the same for CATs camera systems for drones, now Turkey is producing and selling it.

[@frankcessna7345]

I love this gun mount… so flexible, deep magazine, accurate and deadly….

[@Miguel.Artziniega]

¡BRAVO POR ITALIA, TIERRA DE CULTURA, TALENTO E INGENIO! Sinceramente, es el mejor sistema de Artillería del mundo...y con esa munición Guiada, y de Gran Alcance...no se puede pedir más. Un saludo desde Barcelona, ESPAÑA...¡SI! BARCELONA, ESPAÑA..COJONES!!! Y está confirmado, las Nuevas Fragatas F-110 tendrán el Cañón Oto Malera de 127mm. BRAVO, BRAVISSIMO. ¡AVANTI POPOLO ITALIANO!

[@twosocks8088]

Grazie fratello.

[@PhantomWork]

the best 76mm naval gun sistem in the world..

[@vf32]

A true jewel of engineering

[@apiatkowski7183]

In canada we had these on the tribal class destroyers, the crews were pretty mixed about them. On the one hand they were accurate and worked well. On the other, they were a pain in the butt to do maintenance on because they were so complex

[@alexdunphy3716]

FULL AUTO MALARIA!!!

[@warmbreeze7996]

Bridge of river kwaï

[@TheIndogamer]

@@warmbreeze7996 Belka did nothing wrong

[@frasersteen]

Saw your new year post and I thought it might be helpful if I gave you some context for why I sub, what I like about your channel, how often I watch and what I don't like. I watch your equipment vids because I have an unreasonable fascination with military tech. I like that you are one of the only military technology channels I have found that don't use a hateful autoreader, I also like that you have had direct experience of many of the things you talk about. I don't watch every video, military tech is not my core interest and I'm not really into the gaming or general chat stuff, not that I object, it's just not what I personally enjoy. I probably will watch all of your equipment videos at some point and have looked through your channel for ones I've missed on many occasions, however I'm not always in the mood and/or I might be indisposed (especially around the holidays) at their time of release. I'm just one person with my own tastes but I hope that is helpful.

[@stupidburp]

I would like to see the return of dual purpose 203mm/ 8 inch naval guns.

[@mwnciboo]

8" DP? You sure about that? Never heard of a 203mm Anti-Air round. Max is 6", although most DP went under 5". Remember DP means surface / air so Low Angle / High angle firing - go try it with an 8inch gun and you'll find your mount ends up 2 stories deep...with 2 rounds a minute and a slow traverse and track e.g Total Shite. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-purpose_gun

[@stupidburp]

@@mwnciboo The Mark 71 8" /55 Major Caliber Lightweight Gun was reported to have been tested with anti air shells. It had a rate of fire of 12 rounds per minute and was light and compact enough to be installed on a destroyer, USS Hull. The Mark 16 semi automatic 8" gun also reportedly had some anti air rounds tested although they were not used in practice. It had a rate of fire of 10 rounds per minute. This system was heavy and bulky and used on some cruisers. Both of these guns had a theoretical dual purpose although not designated as such. With modern radar, fire control systems, gun laying machinery, automation, and shell designs a dual purpose 8" (203mm) gun is feasible. These days we would call them multipurpose guns, with anti air as one potential feature. A modern gun would be light, accurate, compact, move quickly, and have high rate of fire with few crew required to operate and maintain it. I would suggest having such multipurpose 8 inch guns in a dual mount turret on a new cruiser design. This could potentially be able to fire a total of 20-24 rounds per minute. An MRSI burst of around 6 shells is probably feasible with two guns. That should be plenty for shore bombardment missions. The primary weapon system would still of course be numerous VLS. Other air defense systems would also be included of course, the anti air mode for the 8 inch guns would just add an extra layer. Well suited for use against drone swarms for example.

[@the_bane_of_all_anti_furry]

am proud of the italian army🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@paulschab8152]

It is 2:45AM and I can't fall asleep. I love your videos.

[@grubbybum3614]

This video was great. Never even knew navy guns could be interesting tbh.

[@michaelgfyau4514]

Nice design... It looks so beautiful.

[@asneecrabbier3900]

that's some mamma mia power right there

[@the_bane_of_all_anti_furry]

you are meaning papa mio boy

[@firewing1319]

That gun will be the bane of warthunder naval

[@skyguard155]

Can't wait for the soviet AK-130 armed ships.

[@DatAlien]

Germanys rank 3 Albatross FAC has two.

[@solidtoto]

We have the Super Rapid version equipped on the french FREMM ships, and man it's so nice to shoot and do maintenances on it. The only thing I don't like is the tiny hatch to enter the turret and how there's no space inside of it, but heh, that's the price for COMPACT.

[@DeadBaron]

You know it's ready to fire when it starts leaking

[@zeburancher9480]

The Oto Melara is very interesting, thank you for covering it. I like the Oto Melara name but I didn't mind you calling it Oto Melaria, lol. I hope you have done or will do videos about the Oto Draco and the Breda. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@derriusbranch8620]

Go good things. That look with the cross looks great. Settling. Go good things. And desks. And go great Systems.

[@Zretgul_timerunner]

Id like to point out thats its Universal Firepower seing as that gun in perticular has and is mounted still on ground based vehicles.

[@xirensixseo]

put this in a T-34 and call it a premium tank

[@osedebame3522]

Dang, I thought the last time Italy had a strong Navy was the Regina Marina in WW2, but this is pretty impressive.

[@effexon]

seeing this, people always talk nuclear weapons, but any battle with these and other modern improved WW2 style weapons are just too deadly... WW3 even without nuclear would wipe out all life and nature... it is like autoshotgun with improved range shells or modern miniguns... even if nobody dies, it takes no time to level down your city, creating billions of loss of property, so that alone sucks.

[@clitoralrosary9474]

Bruh, Italy has had a world class navy for the last 2000+ years.

[@carlomarini4255]

Superlative weapon !!!!

[@UncleFester84]

No mention of the Vulcano round? 40km of artillery range, both guided and unguided?

[@iachi73]

The best 76mm in the world

[@Kay_213_]

“The guns don’t need to be big, they need to be quick, effective, and accurate” *CIWS Vulcan would like to argue that big guns are effective as they are*

[@Lonewolfmike]

You look at WW2 and you will see that more than a few times the big guns from battleships were used on inland targets because they could reach so far. I think WW2 was like the last war where you had an actual ship on a ship, the battleship that is, battles. WW2 was where aircraft carriers really came into their own and proved how dominant they could really be.

[@morrisfonti8320]

Un cannone tecnologicamente avanzato fantastic

[@martindonat3249]

the big 127mm brother is also very impressive ,specialy the new longrange versions

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

I love how ship and air weapons like this have a huge amount of computers and sensors attached to them. I was watching another video of Greece's Roussen Class and was sincerely amused at the how loaded down with weapons it is, including one of these at bow.

[@adamredmayne1326]

Honestly, as missiles, aircraft and countermeasures get more and more advanced maybe the future is a kind of flak based weapon system like this and the amazing OTOMATIC.

[@s2korpionic]

Oh hey it's the Otomagic's cousin!

[@kapikoyli]

Love to watch your Videos. Greetings from Türkiye.

[@gma729]

GREAT REPORT MATSIMUS !!🙂🙂👍👍👍👍

[@hohenstaufenz]

I like how that cannon just muzzled everybody in the stand. Shut up and take my money!

[@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953]

I love some of the mosterous naval guns on WW2 battleships, used as offshore artillery bombardment in the likes of D-Day. The thought of firing a shell of such size and weight such phenomenal distances is insane.

[@gijoe41688]

love ur channel matt non bias look at military equipment

[@DrCubbel]

Great video, I'm shocked about the fire rate that thing can put out. Just amazing.

[@shrk128]

I look at this and can't imagine anything but the auto-magic from warthunder.

[@daveclose4935]

now i understand it i like it i also like that it is used to incapacitate rather than kill out right just enough power to take out the engines or something i think you said yep very nice piece of kit

[@pbr-streetgang]

Thanks for the vid sir.👍🏼👍🏼

[@konstantinatanassov4353]

Excellent video! I like this multi-role platform a lot. Can you also do a short video on the Tracked vehicle, Otomatic, as well as its 'predecessor', OF-40? Those are interconnected with the 76mm OTO technology.

[@secretsanta9293]

It is what good weapons development should be.

[@happyhighway106]

#217 Very reliable ordinance! Very effective! Very cost efficient!

[@superiomikka]

It was a very versatile and flexible weapons that can be used against surface ships both large and small, anti- aircraft, low skimming incoming missiles, etc,etc.

[@johnbeauchamp1743]

can we acknowledge how cool the open water cooling system is?

[@geophrie8272]

I literally just visited London and the Belfast for the first time like 4 days ago, the timing lol.

[@FebiMaster]

This gun would’ve been a wet dream of every sailors in World War 2

[@dioscoroalvarado924]

Philippine navy operated OTO MELARA Compact and also super rapid gun.

[@phippsies001]

Awesome video love that system

[@Kay_213_]

The destroyer of worlds

[@Gripen39C]

Just an update for you: Australia no longer has this weapon in its inventory. The last two were transferred to Chile aboard the former HMAS's Melbourne and Newcastle when they were sold to Chile. The RAN is now standardised on the 125mm Mk-54 mod 0 gun of the United States, these weapons equip the Anzac class Frigates (8) and the Hobart class Destroyers (3). There is one Oto left in the navy, it is currently shore based at West Head naval training school (the navy's gun training school, based in Flinders, Victoria), but with the retirement of the FFG's, this weapon is now in the process of decommissioning and being sent the the naval storage site of Spectle Island.

[@Walterwaltraud]

They should send it to Odessa to defend the harbor.

[@Agent77X]

Looks like the ideal home self defense gun! Has the necessary stopping power and rate of fire too! Have 4 or 5 of them to secure one’s home with a 1/3 acre yard!

[@l3gendarylag805]

Omg I would of flinched when that big ass gun pointed my way lol

[@rat_king-]

@Matimus 5:30 so ... a x10 scale bolt gun. FOR THE EMPEROR!

[@slashusr]

This gun is SICK! (especially the way you pronounce it)

[@davidjohnson3166]

Maximus, the last article I read about your comment was very depressing you were apparently upset at not enough people pay close attention to your reports. Unfortunately most people are quite busy with their regular job but I can tell you with the important factor 2% are well worth it keep them coming Dave Johnson Phoenix Arizona USA

[@krieggrenademan105]

I have 3 of those in Rimworld and they even rip apart power armor like paper

[@Colinpark]

Exceptional well done and researched video, thank you

[@andrewsartscalemodels]

Great vid. Good to see ones like this mate.

[@bearnicholas3830]

76mm = approx. 3". Impressive to say the least in "auto load"

[@kevinvandal8595]

The Dutch and Belgian navy are gone use the OTO Melara 76mm Sovraponte on their new M type frigates

[@lordtemplar9274]

Very good piece of kit offering a lot of flexibility of use and various ammo types. 57mm guns are also very good for modern ships, but i think the 127mm are overkill since coastal bombardment is done more accurately and farther with missiles

[@michaelraines93]

the difference in fire rate is my factor. 127mm is too slow! 20 RPM vs. 120 or 200 +? a 76 or 57mm twin mount would be my demand, fore and aft!

[@lucaiervasi8515]

the new oto melara 127/64 lw cannon has the same range as a medium-range missile, 120km with its volcano Munitions. the advantages of using the cannon to hit coastal targets are substantially 2. 1, once the cannon fires, the projectile cannot be intercepted by the air defense systems, because for 90% of the way, the ammunition behaves like a normal artillery shot, therefore not intelligent, not emitting any signal, it is not detected by the defensive systems, when the projectile is about 6000 meters from the target, it activates its guidance system and only then is it detected by the radars, but at that point, you only have a little more than 5 seconds to react, because the ammunition travels at 1200 meters per second. the second advantage is the cost, an Otomat missile costs 1.5 million dollars, while the Volcano ammunition costs between 60 and 90,000 dollars per unit, depending on the type of ammunition, and the cannon can fire 60 a minute. obviously installing the 127 has higher costs and takes up a large portion of space on board the ship. therefore, it cannot equip smaller units as the 76 can. It all depends on the needs of the navy ordering it. for example on the Italian units of the bergamini and ppa class, both systems are present, the 127/64 at the bow and the 76/62 at the stern. the 127/64lw can also fire the subcalibrated 155mm ammunition. obviously a missile can carry more war payload, the ammunition being smaller it carries less, but you can always fire more ammunition on the same target to even the score. then being smaller, they take up less space on the ship and can be transported in large quantities. hoping the enemy doesn't hit you with a missile right in the ammunition depot, in which case I believe the bang will transport the crew to the moon

[@lucaiervasi8515]

@@michaelraines93 the new oto melara 127/64 cannons have a rate of fire ranging from 40 to 60 rounds per minute

[@nicolasn.7202]

Got this on my recommended thank God. 😀

[@richardhowells5804]

A rapid fire 76MM auto cannon firing shells filled with Malaria riddled Mosquitos sounds terrifying Matsmus.

[@andreata3781]

The most popular 76 mm in the world!

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

It has become the Windows 10 of Naval Gunnery

[@disabledcamperhardnocks8068]

Can you please explain why the navy uses different calipers than army. Would they save money?

[@beeldpuntXVI]

Love the design

[@nerdystick_boy5583]

Literally the chonker machine gun

[@norabrady9066]

Italian ships don't need big guns, they just need to be able to go full speed astern!

[@ratchet2505]

Good video as always 👍

[@Dark_Kickflip]

Hey I think I saw at least two clips from the class I served on. Even though I was just the IT guy I used to fire that thing a few times. And refilling the ammo storage by hand really hurts your back xD