War of Rights Artillery Guide

II-Corps Guide to Artillery. II-corps is currently looking for new players to come and help us fire some Cannons. If your interested feel free to comment and il get in touch.
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[@TaskForceDoomer]

Can you make a video on how to find the right elevation?

[@CampingCarlUwU]

If you use the chart on the limber chest it reeeeaaaalllly helps a ton but only if you have positive elevation bc I find it hard with aiming well with negative

[@michaelwestmoreland2530]

This is your first video? I look forward to more. This is great.

[@shrimp6la]

RIP Caster

[@MrGufi-nf2jz]

nice vid

[@dieselXJ]

The limber was facing the right way before you turned it... at least thats how they placed them in the civil war

[@jasmachugh4222]

Yes, that's correct. Plus a typical artillery piece had 10 men to crew it. 8 to work the piece, 2 commanders. #1 and #2 worked the front of the gun, loading and cleaning. #3 worked the vent (and assisted with traversing the piece. #4 fired the gun. #5 was the runner from the limber to the gun, presenting the round for inspection and loading. #6 and #7 worked the limber. Gunner (#8) was in command of the piece. #9 and #10 were commanders (section commander in charge of 2 guns and battery commander in charge of the battery, typically 4 guns).

[@MicroDotTV]

um canister is for short range lol

[@SStupendous]

Thumbnail: 1760s Artillery Video: 1860s wrought-iron & steel 3'' ordinance rifled cannon Honestly, my OCD from seeing the laziness