The tube alone on the M1857 12 Pounder Napoleon was 1,227 lbs.
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Common civil war weapons can be divided into individual weapons and heavy weapons. These two classes can again be divided into different classes, such as: edged weapons, handguns, rifles and grenades (all individual weapons), and rapid fire weapons and artillery (heavy weapons).
they managed to get over the walls with a catapault, but they were slow, heavy, and often missed their goals.
As reported by the chronicles, the first weapon fired in the American Civil War was a 10 inch heavy mortar placed at Fort Johnson that fired on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861 at 4:20AM.
IDK only the revolutionary and civil war probably.IMPROVED ANSWER:Large cannons were first used in warfare about 1350. Cannons of this time were first cast of bronze and of wrought iron.Cannons firing heavy balls were used extensively by Union and Confederate forces during the American Civil War.
Do you mean the Spanish Civil War or the American Civil War?
heavy artillery
he was kind
15- 20 lbs was the common weight of civil war guns not artillery just guns rifles and muskets included
because he had a strong felling for his county.
It aint, aint nothin nothin. Pluto is about aas big as a civil war canon ball.
Loss of blood from rifle shot and canon ball shrapnel , plus gangrene ,dehydration and scurvy. would be my guess.
Common civil war weapons can be divided into individual weapons and heavy weapons. These two classes can again be divided into different classes, such as: edged weapons, handguns, rifles and grenades (all individual weapons), and rapid fire weapons and artillery (heavy weapons).
they managed to get over the walls with a catapault, but they were slow, heavy, and often missed their goals.
The battle that was the beginning of the US Civil War, was the canon barrages against the Federal Fort Sumter. The fort was in the Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. The fort had to surrender and forced US President Lincoln to begin preparations to end the rebellion.
There is no "how' but there are many "whys". The event that touched it off was the cadets from Charleston SC Citadel firing on Fort Sumter which was controlled by the North. As far a why, many social, political, and economic reasons. A good resource for understanding is Bruce Canon's "The Civil War".
Battleships as people know them today, all steel with rotating turrets and mounting heavy guns in calibers of 12 to 18 inches did not exist until the 1880s. The US Civil War was from 1861 until 1865.
It would depend on which civil war you are referring to.