Videos tagged with Artillery Mechanics

This entry details the Japanese Type 92 105mm Field Gun, a World War II artillery piece used by Japan. It was based on the French Schneider 1927 model and manufactured by Osaka Arsenal. The gun featured a rotating interrupted thread breech and used semi-fixed cartridges for variable velocity and high-angle fire. It was notably employed during the Guadalcanal campaign for harassment fire.

This guide details the firing procedure for the Soviet D30 122mm cannon, emphasizing its unique three-trail stabilization and semi-automatic recoil-operated ejection. It covers ammunition loading, aiming controls, and the critical stabilization setup. Instruction is provided with high authority, drawing on in-depth knowledge of artillery mechanics and historical context.

This guide details the operational mechanics of the Vickers, Sons, & Maxim 2.95" Mountain Gun, as presented by Ian McCollum. It covers the interrupted screw block breech, grip safety, gear-driven elevation, and firing mechanism. The video emphasizes the gun's historical context, including its use by General Pershing in Mexico.