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  • Little David was built as a bomb throwing mortar, a test gun used in arial bomb development, as the cost of dropping so many single bombs by plane was too expensive, and consumed resources needed elsewhere. Its use as regular artillery was an afterthought.

  • made in america.

  • Dora is bigger

  • @MrDragonator dora is 800mm this one is 916mm, dora is bigger because it was created earlier and technology wasen't as far as when this boy was build. I guess, and dora was just propaganda,

  • @MrDragonator DORA 800 mm l david 914mm . u fault

  • Chuck Norris can duel-wield these

  • That is the world's largest artillery gun..... enough to rival the Tall Boy in payload.

  • Big ASS kicking David to me :D

  • i got new footage of this big gun watch it!

  • I got something bigger than that gun... In my pants!

  • holy shit...holy shit holy shit holy shit!!

    That's wonderful

  • OoO I want one! I want one! I know what I'm asking Santa for~

  • holy smoke... that is the JDAM before... hehehehe

  • does it come in Mossy Oak Breakup to match my outfit?

  • limmited acuracy? who cares when you got a 30 foot crater! Tunnel colapes would be more effective on underground fortifications than actual hits anyway!

  • It was created for those damn Japanese fortifications that gave the Marines hell.

    What a gun!

  • @stefanmckinley

    No. The Schwerer Gustav was way more poweful than this thing. Sure it has a bigger barrel and cheaper. But not as destructive. Gustav had range, reload rate and penetration power. The idea of Gustav was to build the gun away from the enemy not get closer.

  • @G777GUN Yes. Because when you are attacking Japanese fortifications you need quantity rather than expensive quality. They are dug in, they aren't going anywhere. Even if you didn't penetrate you would bury then so deep they could not dig out. Special purpose quantity over general purpose quality.

  • @stefanmckinley

    And you dont think the germans thought of all this. There is a reason, getting closer to an enemy is dangerous, you want to stay away as far as possible. And accuracy and penetration is everything when it comes to fortifications with more than 15 feet of concrete walls and roof and even tunnels dug deep in mountains. Plus in the vid they are shooting soil. Thats not tough. Gustav can penetrate more than 5 meters of concrete. It could even make a larger crater.

  • @G777GUN your still not listening. It's a logistics problem, not an engineering problem. If you would like I have a list of suggested reading on logistics.

  • @stefanmckinley

    "Quantity over (expensive) quality." You need quality in a war. If Little Davids accuracy was bad even at short ranges then why would you want quantity of these things. Im not saying id rather have Gustav all though it would do a better job and less likly to be destroyed because it shoots long range. Gustav is expensive and long time to make but extremly destructive. Little David is cheap and can be made in large qauntity but fragile and not so affective at even short range.

  • @G777GUN i would still say... quantity over quality... remember wat happened on the german east front when the russian war machine grinded into gear? yep, the germans got run over by massive soviet armies ( superior in numbers )... historical proof that quantity isn't bad.. but it's based on the type of engagement to say if quantity or quality is the better choice

  • @Venatorial

    Both would be better, qaulity and qauntity.

  • O.0

    Holy $#/%!

  • It even came in it's own box!

    God bless that gun!

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