12-Pound Napoleon Cannon
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It would be more realistic if he'd put the shiny keys in his pocket.
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@timmythefishingguy and what´s different today?
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@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).
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Well, during the American Revolution, a good crew could load a cannon in 35-45 seconds.
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@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.
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CANNON PENIS
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so they must be like F1 pit crew..finish the job as fast as you can
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i was missing you 240p
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@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
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@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...
Hey how fast could a trained crew reload a cannon in the early 1800's?
JVC7400 9 months ago 20
At the begining it was a war about secession.
timmythefishingguy 2 years ago 15