The Biggest Gun Ever Used in Combat

[Yt_IMrcato]

That's not a rifle that's a cannon💀
Ty for so many likes 🙏

[ANerdWithAmbitions]

-was used in 1942.
-spelled Schwerer wrong
-modern pickup truck weighs 3-4 tons
-gustav cannon was not incredibly inaccurate.

[appendixpower]

Unlike the actual gun, most information & imaging in this video is "very inaccurate"

[laygnassangyal]

One bag of Thermite and its disabled forever

[BoyEpaltoh]

"Mom, can we have ZackDFilms?"
"We have ZackDFilms at home"
ZackDFilms at home:

[schmidi]

Try to research again. The cannon was not considered inaccurate. It's name was schwerer Gustav and it was a railway cannon (Eisenbahngeschütz). It vanished an underground ammunition depot in sevastopol from a distance of over 20 km. The problem of this thing: it's far too big and heavy for a meaningful military use but definitely not inaccurate

[Der_deutches_man]

The mf casually carrying an mp38 in 1930😂

[gabrielgriffon]

Fun fact: the barrel would get used up so much from shots that the shells had a number on them and needed to be fired in the correct order to fit

[VahsbebJsjshjd]

Look how unhappy he was after looking at the bullet missing

[swedishviking]

The Gustavs inaccuracy wasn’t even a problem since it was a siege cannon for attacking cities. The gun took a long time to load and adjust firing and required train tracks to move.

[true_inner_peace]

You just committed a war crime calling it *Swearer Gustaf*

[christianrogers]

The shell being carried by a train cart is so funny to me

[MG-shere]

-the shells were 10 tons
- it was made in 1941
-could launch them 200k away

[Granger_hates_BTS]

"hans get the flammenwerfer"

"Nien we have the gustaf"

[generalmunchkinman-ue]

This ain't zackdfilms that's joshbmovies😭🙏

[SopranoProductions]

The Gustav cannon was surprisingly very accurate its main drawbacks was obviously its sheer size which made it easy to spot and bomb from allied planes the amount of personnel needed to operate it which was roughly 2000 army and engineering personnel and it could only fire around 14 shells a day as the shells would degrade and damage the barrel so they firing team would only fire at high strategic targets and the biggest drawback was it needed to be ran on 2 sets of rails meaning it needed custom made rails running to operate which uses more man power and resources to construct although apart from all those drawbacks Hitler himself was extremely proud of the cannon and saw it as a symbol of intelligent German engineering and weaponry even after many of his generals and military advices pointed out its weaknesses and inefficiency’s Hitler still wanted it build as a show off piece to the allied forces and to show what Germany was capable of constructing imagine if the war lasted longer and Germany had more resources and technology they could’ve built even more over the top large scale weapon systems

[pratik]

Those who knew about it from breaking bad😮

[randomsovietguy-pc]

The soldier's face at the end and the size of the shell explosion

[Liltony]

The guy she tells you not to worry about

[dogorfus]

"yeah, fire at that bunker"
"affirmative, clearing the entire fucking region"