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Why everytime i look for napoleonic cannons i get these redneck monkeys telling me about civil war and crap, which i'm not interested at all. All i wanna see and hear it's the real cannons used in the Napoleonic Wars.
@GSpeedEmotion well, if it's any consolation, 12-pounders of this same design (although with less sophisticated carriages) were in use from the mid-eighteenth century; this gun's ancestors saw service in the Seven Years' War, the American War of Independence, the Napoleonic Wars, the Anglo-Burmese Wars, the Crimean War, the US Civil War and even World War I (some Russian artillery units).
@GSpeedEmotion ...regardless...we all have our dislikes...the cannon in question was called a, "Napoleon" in an American slang term of the era... ...Thus, your results...
I have always thought about it.. What would happen if u showed up @ Napoleon's army with .. lets say... A tank... A modern Tank.. They will shoot their 12 pounders... Just scratching off the tank... After that the tank will shoot a single shot... Will the flee? Yes I know... Terrible Fantasy lal xD
The German state uses his secret service BND to systematically rape, torture and murder. My brother Markus Bott had been tortured during five and a half years. I recorded more than 450 hours on video which ended in the legal system. The BND continued under cover of the legal sytem to torture my brother for one and a half years. My brother was assassinated on 11.7.09 because of our homepage linked on my chanel. Whatever lie german snitchers tell you: Germany is the worst torture state on earth.
Depends on the shot. Some were iron, some were lead, I've even heard of them melting down brass to make shot, when other material was in short supply. Most cannon can be used as a large bore shotgun too. Nails, glass, rocks. What would you like to shoot?
Why is it that people always thing this cannon is named after Napoleon Bonaparte the 1st?
It is actually named after Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (Napoleon the 3rd), who really is not related by blood to Napoleon Bonaparte the 1st (they are related by marriage.
@SavageJim01 Actually he is related by blood. Louis Napoleon or Napoleon III is the son of Hortense de Beauharnais, Napoleon's first wife's daughter, and Louis Bonaparte, the Emperor's Brother. So there is a blood relation.
The war wasn't fought over slavery, specifically. That was just one small part of the issue of State's Rights. Perhaps it is you that need to study your history.
The Napoleon, smoothbore cannon, down here in Kennesaw Mountain they have a few, I guess replicas, placed here and there, they look menacing, and they sound menacing.
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Well done video. I am proud to say my ancestors fought for their freedom twice. 1st against the British. 2nd against the yankees. Anyone that thinks the 'War Between the States' was over slavery needs a MAJOR History listen. the North did Not Nvade the South for any type of moral reason or anything having to do with slaves. lincoln did Not free shit. the 13th amendment freed slaves after lincoln was Dead. Read 'Myths of Amerian Slavery' by Kennedy . Battleflag is a banner of Honor nothate
actually this is partly true, as the civil war was not started solely because of slavery, but you saying that the 13th amendment freed the slaves after lincoln died is retarded. go read a history book, by a team of researchers.
The Queen of England is a German, a Jew formulated nuclear power, ME109 once had British engines, Canadians burned the White House, Lenin was sent back to Russia in a German train ......; welcome to the world of "I shot my own foot."
we have 2 similar versions of this gun at Fort Henry (Kingston, ON) as well as a shorter howitzer in the same design and mounting. We don't use them for demonstration firing anymore, but we do demonstrate two 6-pounder armstrong guns, which are breech loading, and a third 12-pound armstrong that is on display.
thats cuz this is not a serious thing, i mean seriously, its youtube, if it were serious i wouldnt spell like that, im just sayin that theres really no point in being serious on here
The mini balls we shot were also french. For being famed for love, france has killed more americans with these things then most of our other wars combined. People complain about the 3000 or so deaths we have in iraq. that is stupid. In the civil war 3000 people died in a single battle.
no, they are blanks..... kinda lame! I mean hell, I could use that powder that they waste for my real cannon that shoots real D-batteries or whatever I put down the barrel, LOL
Look at the video of them firing and notice how the guns barely recoil at all. If they were firing actual ordnance the guns would recoil backward several feet -- "equal and opposite reaction" and all that good stuff.
get hit by it??? They are blanks, might give U a headache or make U deaf, but besides that they are harmless! (how do I kno, well the cannons barely move from recoil, well a 12 pound projectile would move that cannon ALOT!)
Napoleon Bonaparte lived from 1769 to 1821 and the battle of waterloo happened in 1815. So, the video actually means NAPOLEON THE THIRD, Napoleon Bonaparte's nephew. (1857 12 pound cannon)
Uh, you open the powder bag that is rammed into the tube with what is actually a prick as per the manual, them you insert the friction primer that sets off the powder when pulled. It is being done as he states, correctly. The piece is secured, it is an educational video, person and gun has been at many national reenactments. Last at 145th Shiloh.
this guy doesn't even say the name of the gun correctly. It is a Model 1857 Light 12 Pound Gun Howitzer. and it is nicknamed the napoleon because Napoleon III scaled down his field artillery by about 500 pounds. and the fella who opens the powder bag with what Capt. Farb calls a "prick" is actually using what is called a priming wire. it would be REALLY great if these guys would read the manuals and do it the way its supposed to be done.
The guy is a Farb.....So what if he leans in front of the cannon, one less non-authentic SCVite on the reenacting field. Oh, but save those keys, might be to the beer stash!
Really good educational video, but someone needs to educate the narrator NOT to bend or stand in front of the barrel (regardless of whether the gun is cold or not). Most events will throw a reenactor off the field for being unsafe like that. Otherwise, again, a great video.
It would be more realistic if he'd put the shiny keys in his pocket.
ChurchsofChrist 2 weeks ago
CANNON PENIS
lance2130 1 month ago
so they must be like F1 pit crew..finish the job as fast as you can
TheSkirmishes 1 month ago
i was missing you 240p
jowo007 1 month ago
i just love the sound of cannons !
perkelepower 2 months ago
Very Nice -what a gun! We have this one in a small version
skhshooting 2 months ago
lol, you gotta love the Texan response to a cannon being fired!
BassDudeBear 3 months ago
Was this at Liendo Plantation in Hempstead, Texas? Because it really looks like it.
45andahalf 3 months ago
gribeauval ?
druisteen2 3 months ago
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hi guys to see a new video about the battle of mannasas(the first battle of the civil war) come visit srvztube channel to watch Battle of Manassas reenactment 150th Anniversary.
srvztube 4 months ago
Why everytime i look for napoleonic cannons i get these redneck monkeys telling me about civil war and crap, which i'm not interested at all. All i wanna see and hear it's the real cannons used in the Napoleonic Wars.
GSpeedEmotion 4 months ago
@GSpeedEmotion well, if it's any consolation, 12-pounders of this same design (although with less sophisticated carriages) were in use from the mid-eighteenth century; this gun's ancestors saw service in the Seven Years' War, the American War of Independence, the Napoleonic Wars, the Anglo-Burmese Wars, the Crimean War, the US Civil War and even World War I (some Russian artillery units).
WachtAmWeb 3 months ago
@GSpeedEmotion then go to France...and stay there...
SittingMooseShaman 2 months ago
@SittingMooseShaman I'd love to, but don't worry i don't live in the States, i thank God for that.
GSpeedEmotion 2 months ago
@GSpeedEmotion ...regardless...we all have our dislikes...the cannon in question was called a, "Napoleon" in an American slang term of the era... ...Thus, your results...
SittingMooseShaman 2 months ago
I have always thought about it.. What would happen if u showed up @ Napoleon's army with .. lets say... A tank... A modern Tank.. They will shoot their 12 pounders... Just scratching off the tank... After that the tank will shoot a single shot... Will the flee? Yes I know... Terrible Fantasy lal xD
figaro755 4 months ago
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The German state uses his secret service BND to systematically rape, torture and murder. My brother Markus Bott had been tortured during five and a half years. I recorded more than 450 hours on video which ended in the legal system. The BND continued under cover of the legal sytem to torture my brother for one and a half years. My brother was assassinated on 11.7.09 because of our homepage linked on my chanel. Whatever lie german snitchers tell you: Germany is the worst torture state on earth.
wwwtotalitaerde 5 months ago
11 peapule got shot by theese cannons >:)
MrOlekul 5 months ago
the size of my D oops sry
CombatAC3Z 6 months ago
very cool....!
jodopeg 7 months ago
farbs. learn proper drill.
24thvolunteer 8 months ago
farbs.
24thvolunteer 8 months ago
Hey how fast could a trained crew reload a cannon in the early 1800's?
JVC7400 9 months ago 20
@JVC7400 about a round a minute
24thvolunteer 8 months ago
@24thvolunteer thanks for the reply :)
JVC7400 8 months ago
@JVC7400 3-4 rounds a minute.
vector6977 2 months ago
@JVC7400 I dont know about the army, but 3 shots in 5 minutes was a fast rate for navy gunners back then, to the best of my knowledge
Phocusali 1 month ago
@JVC7400 I'm not sure about the early 1800s but by the civil war, the normal speed for reloading a cannon was 7-9 minutes.
Immaculate416 3 weeks ago
@JVC7400
Well, during the American Revolution, a good crew could load a cannon in 35-45 seconds.
whitetruck76 3 weeks ago
@JVC7400 The firing rate for the napoleonic artillery was:
- 1 shot / minute for 12pdrs
- 2 shots / minute for 4 pdrs
Muller of King's German Legion (KGL) believed that artillery
when being charged by cavalry could increase ratio of fire
from 2 to 8 rounds per minute.
For shorter periods of time the gunners could operate faster, for longer periods the rate decreased.
- in 1813 at Lutzen, the French artillery fired for 9 hours 1 shot in every 3 minutes (12,750 rounds).
nicecrds 3 weeks ago
AGE OF EMPIRES 3
paijanALgrone 9 months ago 2
I WANT ONE
WJUStudent 9 months ago
WHAT ARE CANNON BALLS MADE OF?
ChrisCarney123 10 months ago
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m0gm00g13 9 months ago
@ChrisCarney123
Depends on the shot. Some were iron, some were lead, I've even heard of them melting down brass to make shot, when other material was in short supply. Most cannon can be used as a large bore shotgun too. Nails, glass, rocks. What would you like to shoot?
m0gm00g13 9 months ago
I just watched this because of the boom ...:)
BiglLover10 10 months ago
My great grandpa was a sargent in a heavy artillery outfit in Hood's Texas Birgade in the civil war. What kind of cannon they had I don't know.
johnhenery100 11 months ago
seriously dude, we just want to see the cannon go off. plz stop talking
eternalfiredrummer 1 year ago
its l.a.r.p.ing for old people
BastionCoalition 1 year ago
too bad they aren't still killing yankees
Der81Koenig 1 year ago
Please blow something up. Like a police car. That would generate some positive comments.
BreakfastBentoBox 1 year ago
redneks -.-'
kingijustus 1 year ago
Why is it that people always thing this cannon is named after Napoleon Bonaparte the 1st?
It is actually named after Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (Napoleon the 3rd), who really is not related by blood to Napoleon Bonaparte the 1st (they are related by marriage.
SavageJim01 1 year ago
@SavageJim01 Actually he is related by blood. Louis Napoleon or Napoleon III is the son of Hortense de Beauharnais, Napoleon's first wife's daughter, and Louis Bonaparte, the Emperor's Brother. So there is a blood relation.
Napoleon5005 1 year ago
wow,i can't see anything after the "BOOM"
Crusoe92 1 year ago
Lmao 1857 eh?
Slyke57 1 year ago
GREAT !!
benjiAkatosh 1 year ago
But.... will it blend? lol jk Could you fire a tennis ball(at all)
TheJostika 1 year ago
nothing like the smell of gun powder in the morning
namtafxxx 1 year ago
how would you like a 12 lbs ball landing on you going a couple hundred miles per hour
9DragonMaster 1 year ago
i think these can shoot cannonballs right? where can i buy one?
arctyler 1 year ago
very nice
atfigure 1 year ago
Nice sound.
Cheers from France
Agounet 1 year ago
The war wasn't fought over slavery, specifically. That was just one small part of the issue of State's Rights. Perhaps it is you that need to study your history.
HeedleGlavin 2 years ago
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@HeedleGlavin Hello,
There is a great new book out titled: GETTYSBURG… OTHER TIMES
It features the history in an accurate but most different way than before.
It is a great page-turning read and full of intrigue and revelation.
You can get your copy from my YouTube site (GETTYSBURGbook) or search Amazon or eBay.
GETTYSBURGbook 1 year ago
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@HeedleGlavin Hello,
There is a great new book out titled: GETTYSBURG… OTHER TIMES
It features the history in an accurate but most different way than before.
It is a great page-turning read and full of intrigue and revelation.
You can get your copy from my YouTube site (GETTYSBURGbook) or search Amazon or eBay
GETTYSBURGbook 1 year ago
@HeedleGlavin GETTYSBURG… OTHER TIMES – new book.
It is a great read about the famous battle and very different. You can get your copy from my YouTube site (GETTYSBURGbook) or search Amazon or eBay.
Cheers. To all.
GETTYSBURGbook 1 year ago
The Napoleon, smoothbore cannon, down here in Kennesaw Mountain they have a few, I guess replicas, placed here and there, they look menacing, and they sound menacing.
cryptdid 2 years ago
At the begining it was a war about secession.
timmythefishingguy 2 years ago 15
@timmythefishingguy and what´s different today?
TheEliteteamLeader 2 weeks ago
Study history, eh? I hope you're aware Napoleon I died in 1821 and he used the Gribeauval system. :P
Just kidding.
Madmachine73 2 years ago
is this mike manning's "revelation"???
kix96fan 2 years ago
Well,
I just received my 12 pound Scale Cannon
14.5 inch Barrel, 27" overall length, 15 lbs.
Fires a 0.69 Caliber round ball.
Not as big a Pop as yours but I can carry mine under my arm.
What is the powder load size for a 200 yard shot?
1971spit 2 years ago
Waw i just cannot believe that during napoleonic wars and 19th century the infantry ran in front of this during a charge
VRIESSS 2 years ago
oh thank you!!
codeagent47 2 years ago
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Authenticity comming from a CW soldier wearing keys around his neck.
yoyoyowasuppy 2 years ago
Cool! Every Patriot,Should Have One!
GET"R"DONE & HAVING FUN!
Deo Vindice!
rebelstang 2 years ago
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Well done video. I am proud to say my ancestors fought for their freedom twice. 1st against the British. 2nd against the yankees. Anyone that thinks the 'War Between the States' was over slavery needs a MAJOR History listen. the North did Not Nvade the South for any type of moral reason or anything having to do with slaves. lincoln did Not free shit. the 13th amendment freed slaves after lincoln was Dead. Read 'Myths of Amerian Slavery' by Kennedy . Battleflag is a banner of Honor nothate
coldh2ocarp 3 years ago
yes you are correct. i dont know why you got -5 for telling the truth?
yoyoyowasuppy 2 years ago
You guys bash this guys score for saying the truth. PFFT
chabnock 2 years ago
us 'yankees' fought because your ancestors wanted slaves and we belive no mateer what race anyone should live free and strong
nickandja 2 years ago
Doesn't look like everyone in Texas shares the same opinion as you do.
Got buds from over there and they meet these sort of guys.
Madmachine73 2 years ago 2
actually this is partly true, as the civil war was not started solely because of slavery, but you saying that the 13th amendment freed the slaves after lincoln died is retarded. go read a history book, by a team of researchers.
AIDSbanana 2 years ago
thanks to remember who help young America and who was the ennemy...
France & USA: 2 countries, same goal, Liberty and Democracy
maximumuse 3 years ago 2
The Queen of England is a German, a Jew formulated nuclear power, ME109 once had British engines, Canadians burned the White House, Lenin was sent back to Russia in a German train ......; welcome to the world of "I shot my own foot."
mercedescl 3 years ago
Apparently it was mostly the British that burned Washington.
EMFM 2 years ago
we have 2 similar versions of this gun at Fort Henry (Kingston, ON) as well as a shorter howitzer in the same design and mounting. We don't use them for demonstration firing anymore, but we do demonstrate two 6-pounder armstrong guns, which are breech loading, and a third 12-pound armstrong that is on display.
Seasamh 3 years ago
Thank god for reenactors. Gives you a chance to see those beauties in action
clubtcb 3 years ago
amen bro i have had the chance to work with seldons battery what a bunch of great guys
kix96fan 3 years ago
0:07 ti 0:20
SURGEON GENERAL WARNING: Cigar Smoking And Cannonfire Can Cause Cancer :)
bowman2064 3 years ago
Dang!! That is power.
99minerkc 3 years ago
Dude, I'm just trying to help you out. You're not going to be taken seriously spelling like that.
JetPoweredFace 3 years ago
thats cuz this is not a serious thing, i mean seriously, its youtube, if it were serious i wouldnt spell like that, im just sayin that theres really no point in being serious on here
csaboy27 3 years ago
Uhm. You said retarded frenchman. Just saying, it might make a little more of an impact if u dont spel like dis.
JetPoweredFace 3 years ago
OLAY!
tanman330 3 years ago
1600 yards is about 1.5km right?
KillFrenzie 3 years ago
nice video and greats informations
i dont know that you used a french canon during your civil war ^^
cumbas 3 years ago 2
The mini balls we shot were also french. For being famed for love, france has killed more americans with these things then most of our other wars combined. People complain about the 3000 or so deaths we have in iraq. that is stupid. In the civil war 3000 people died in a single battle.
andrew01292 3 years ago
yea there were 624,000 deaths in the civil war compared to 4,000 in iraq, that should put something into perspective
csaboy27 3 years ago
great vid we had loads of cannon at waterloo firing at us my unit uses a 6pdr&rockets in the uk
kev 95th rifles&rha
kev19711999 3 years ago
I was more concerned about the risk of barrel explosions rather then the risk of getting hit by the projectile. :)
FredDude27 3 years ago
1, 2, 3!! Congratulations, a magnificent outfit.
RAMPG 3 years ago
Do they ever fire live rounds? Or is it too dangerous for the crew?
FredDude27 3 years ago
no, they are blanks..... kinda lame! I mean hell, I could use that powder that they waste for my real cannon that shoots real D-batteries or whatever I put down the barrel, LOL
billson556 3 years ago
do the cannons in re-enactments shoot real cannonballs?
BrianGriffin66 3 years ago
No they only fire a powder charge. Essentially a "blank." See our video called Civil War Reenactment (making cannon rounds)
TexasTides 3 years ago 2
@TexasTides Isn't dry firing bad for the barrel?
GeneralKenobiSIYE 11 months ago
Look at the video of them firing and notice how the guns barely recoil at all. If they were firing actual ordnance the guns would recoil backward several feet -- "equal and opposite reaction" and all that good stuff.
RWT683 3 years ago
@BrianGriffin66 that is a stupid queston
pb1813 5 months ago
@BrianGriffin66 that would be pretty sutpid XD People would die for real then!
Dennizjoon 4 months ago
And they recreate history so they can shoot a real big gun!
AusQuitzau 3 years ago
They are only firing the powder charge with no actual round.
hermanzoon 3 years ago
Nice! SCV member Jacksonville Florida camp 1209
todddoom 3 years ago
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weak cannons
BIGFACE08 4 years ago
Yeah 'til you hit by it!!
TroupeDeMarine 3 years ago
get hit by it??? They are blanks, might give U a headache or make U deaf, but besides that they are harmless! (how do I kno, well the cannons barely move from recoil, well a 12 pound projectile would move that cannon ALOT!)
billson556 3 years ago
Great video. Very sad, these mighty cannons didn't help Emperor to overcome Wellington.
Sickvinius 4 years ago
Napoleon Bonaparte lived from 1769 to 1821 and the battle of waterloo happened in 1815. So, the video actually means NAPOLEON THE THIRD, Napoleon Bonaparte's nephew. (1857 12 pound cannon)
chopinandliszt 3 years ago
Most of Napoleons Cannon at Waterloo were actually 24 pounders. The largest ever seen at that time.
mart3442 4 years ago
The "Napoleons" they refer to were a 12 pounder common on both sides during the American Civil War, not the cannons used by French Dude.
moezilla68 4 years ago
Napoleon infact used few 12 pounder guns at Waterloo. He called them his "most beautiful daughters".
BlackPhoenix2007 4 years ago
too bad he freakin lost at waterloo huh?
kevinrocks2323 3 years ago
And your point is?
mart3442 3 years ago
Uh, you open the powder bag that is rammed into the tube with what is actually a prick as per the manual, them you insert the friction primer that sets off the powder when pulled. It is being done as he states, correctly. The piece is secured, it is an educational video, person and gun has been at many national reenactments. Last at 145th Shiloh.
sandwichh 4 years ago
Very informative video. Thanks for posting.
ANVARTILLERY 4 years ago
Model 1857 Light 12 Pound Gun Howitzer. lalalallalala he probally dosnt wanan do that hes doing it for money sheesh u nooblets
BlitzedBlade 4 years ago
Not for money, for educational purposes only
TexasTides 4 years ago 12
this guy doesn't even say the name of the gun correctly. It is a Model 1857 Light 12 Pound Gun Howitzer. and it is nicknamed the napoleon because Napoleon III scaled down his field artillery by about 500 pounds. and the fella who opens the powder bag with what Capt. Farb calls a "prick" is actually using what is called a priming wire. it would be REALLY great if these guys would read the manuals and do it the way its supposed to be done.
fiddler317 4 years ago
The guy is a Farb.....So what if he leans in front of the cannon, one less non-authentic SCVite on the reenacting field. Oh, but save those keys, might be to the beer stash!
caswain01 4 years ago
Really good educational video, but someone needs to educate the narrator NOT to bend or stand in front of the barrel (regardless of whether the gun is cold or not). Most events will throw a reenactor off the field for being unsafe like that. Otherwise, again, a great video.
dlbartonsr 4 years ago
were was this video taken at?
bamabelle87 4 years ago
This video was shot in Hempstead, Texas at a place called Liendo Plantation. The reenactment takes place every year the weekend before Thanksgiving.
Ron
sandwichh 4 years ago
COOL
Drummer7rf 4 years ago
Great video!
JackCSA 4 years ago