Let's find out how the 105mm howitzer works. Thank you for watching this video. #military #105mm #howitzer #weapons #mscope Contact us: ghostinthesnail09@gmail.com
@@mscope Great channel and videos. I would however highly suggest you don't put in generic background music. I find it unnecessary and distracting. I fully believe people want to hear you speak/get information and not hear background music.
excellent work! I was ROK Army for 105mm FA over 20years ago. still remember how I operate the gun which was made 1943. but super accurate! everytime in the firing range, all shells hit the target perfectly.
oh i know this gun so damn well C1 variant to the C3. i can assure you in this video know they demonstrate verry well the working mechanism. it remind's me that i got 8 C3 to repair at 2CDNDIVTC hahaha
We trained on these at Camp Pendleton California 1966. After arriving in Vietnam, was assigned to “L” battery, 4th battalion, 11th Marines, 1 st. Marine div. This battery consisted of 155 M109 self propelled howitzers. Could you do a video on the call for fire, how fdc works, the call for fire putting in the data to the gun,laying in the battery and the various types of rounds used. How aiming stakes are used. Very informative video. But just some ideas for future videos. Thank you!
sound effects "swooiiish" when disassembly sounds kinda corny, no effects when disassembly is better imo. but other sound effects is solid and 3d is high quality and 2d animations solid as well
Very detailed explanation and animation! I didn't know that the shell casings expand when fired. I thought it fits snugly and no gaps in the chamber itself when loaded.
Very nice video. Thanks for posting. 50 yrs ago I was in the Canadian Militia, 78th Field Battery, 20th Field Regiment. I was a gunner and a bombadier. We worked exclusively with these. Nice memories. Never fired a shot in anger though.
It's silly, and at times a little misleading, but for most people this is as much information as they need. Decent work, I'm curious about your methods.
The graphics are good and the sound effects are OK. Two things though: learning how a weapon works should include some discussion of how it's aimed, so a couple of minutes about sighting and hitting a target would be interesting (to me anyway), and what is it with government videos that use computer-generated speech? Every time Robo pronounced "howitzer" my teeth crunched. Is CGS the new normal?
I clicked this video with little to no hope on actually getting a decent explanation. The thumbnail looked way to good and I thought this for sure would be some kind of clickbait. Yet you delivered! You delivered more details, precise condensed information, than I even expected. It was so well animated, explained and shown. You didn't even had a lengthy intro or boring parts that beg for subs, likes, etc. This is one of the best videos I've seen. Thanks so much for your effort. May I ask what your profession is? Do you have a military background? Are you an engineer or a vfx artist?
Hydro pneumatic constant dependent employing a free floating piston. This is one of the things we had to learn to know how the recoil system worked while taking gunnery course.
I'm wondering how far left or right one might traverse the canon before one shifted the trail positions spade footings. I figure it's standard op for them to show up canon-to-trail triangle centered, then do calculations, point it, secure the spades, point it some more, load and fire. I imagine not much traversing is done and the adjustments are probably mighty small, so little to no extra spade footing. Armchair speculator. Innocent bystander.
Depends on the model. But the range is between 13 to 18 kilometers. The modified Canadian 105's have a longer barrel and new muzzle break that allows for up to 18 kilometers. They are suitable for troops and vehicle fire missions as well as illumination missions. The structure of the gun apart from was already explained is that the gun and the wheels are on a separate axle that needs to be unlocked from each other when put into action.
The fire base in Laos we had 3105+ a couple of small mono artillery pieces which were really appreciated believe me specially when it came under attack
I was a number 2 as well on my gun. That is the position on the right side of gun btw for others, the guy who sets the elevation and pulls the lanyard to fire when order is given.
like a modern educational film from the artillery school of the US Army. Full respect for that! Now it would be important to teach the lined up recruits to aim correctly! 👍
They do, at least in Canada. It obviously is not this video but they have ones that show theory of operation with animations and with actual guns that have been cut so you see the mechanisms. Especially wep techs. see these videos.
Child - "Mom , i wanna tank!" Mom - "We already have a tank at home" tank at home - Open top , Howitzer as turret , small body chi ha Lg change my mind that the tank is an Howitzer mounted on a Light tank
Please make the background music volume a lot lower, makes it hard to hear the narration. Regarding terminology 0:34 it's not self propelled cannon, but self propelled guns. 10:25 That's called traverse, not rotation The term cannon is used throughout but no one ever refers to it like that, it's either "gun", or "howtizer", the canadian version is officially described as "C3 howitzer", to describe the cannon assembly, carriage and recoil mechanism
By the use of numerical information(target info) from a fire direction section(provided by a forward observer) to an aiming "circle"(numbered/scope) to the left aiming numbered scope on the howitzer ...given elevation and deflection numbers to the gunners scope where numbers are then cranked until the leveler bubble is lined up.
Fond memories as a 2nd Lt. opening the breech, then moving to the front of the barrel to take the ram rod and pounding on the nose of the shell to remove a dud round out of the barrel. The rest of the gun crew watching the Lt. From a safe distance.
Olden days issues... Modern day non-issue Trucks have tail ramps (hydraulic, electrical, mechanical) for quicker loading and unloading Recoil is on the ground, not building, not ship, not truck Stability when firing is trailling arms like cranes and legs for trucks with cranes Short bore-barrel is accuracy of wind over distance-range and terrain and training to don't bother too much and just use more guns
Hi Mscope Is it possible to record a teaching video from shooting the gun position after taking the gun position, setting the benchmark to the direction 2600 setting?
Thanks!
Thank you very much. I'll use it well for the video production.
@@mscope Great channel and videos. I would however highly suggest you don't put in generic background music. I find it unnecessary and distracting. I fully believe people want to hear you speak/get information and not hear background music.
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This guy is legend donating to useful channels 👍👍
excellent work! I was ROK Army for 105mm FA over 20years ago. still remember how I operate the gun which was made 1943. but super accurate! everytime in the firing range, all shells hit the target perfectly.
Very good content!! Well done!
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oh i know this gun so damn well C1 variant to the C3. i can assure you in this video know they demonstrate verry well the working mechanism. it remind's me that i got 8 C3 to repair at 2CDNDIVTC hahaha
Glad to see you here!
I don't watch every single episode of you channel, so I may have missed it.
Have you boosted his channel yet?
The 3d models themselves deserves praise.
Then there's the video it self. Great work 💜
We trained on these at Camp Pendleton California 1966. After arriving in Vietnam, was assigned to “L” battery, 4th battalion, 11th Marines, 1 st. Marine div. This battery consisted of 155 M109 self propelled howitzers. Could you do a video on the call for fire, how fdc works, the call for fire putting in the data to the gun,laying in the battery and the various types of rounds used. How aiming stakes are used. Very informative video. But just some ideas for future videos. Thank you!
sound effects "swooiiish" when disassembly sounds kinda corny, no effects when disassembly is better imo. but other sound effects is solid and 3d is high quality and 2d animations solid as well
I agree, I was about to say the same
I like that sound
I find the sound effects useful, they mantain the person's attention
I agree. That sound effect makes this sounds cartoonish.
I loved it, it was scary and matched the theme.
I appreciate the in depth part, especially when you mentioned the rifling in the tube/barrel. That was my first question when the video started.
I was so curious about the mechanizm of cannons, and this video answered all of my questions.
Thank you for your amazing work!
Thank you for producing such detailed videos on military equipment. I’ve always wanted to learn more in detail
This information will come in very handy in our fight for freedom against vaccine mandate pushers.
There's no replacing this old, reliable war horse. Excellent video! 😊
What a beautiful piece of ordnance.
And a good video. Fingers crossed you'll have a lot of views and subscribers soon.
You already have mine.
Thanks for simple explanation.For a long time I was searching for the mechanism of artillery pieces, now I get it.
Very detailed explanation and animation! I didn't know that the shell casings expand when fired. I thought it fits snugly and no gaps in the chamber itself when loaded.
Top quality, amazing soundtrack, congratulations
I have never wiewed before such a comprehensive video! Thank you!
Seu conteúdo é incrível mano!! Tudo explicado, parabéns
Thank you! Exactly what I searched for, howitzer mechanics inside view. Cherrs from Ukraine
Your terminology is woeful, however, good of you to have a crack at explaining the weapon to those who have never been on the gun line.
this is the most informative video ive ever seen in my life 10/10
Very nice video. Thanks for posting. 50 yrs ago I was in the Canadian Militia, 78th Field Battery, 20th Field Regiment. I was a gunner and a bombadier. We worked exclusively with these. Nice memories. Never fired a shot in anger though.
I never thought I would learn something from the military studying.
Thanks! This is really helpful. Now I know how to use my rusty howitzer for my noisy neighbors! Wish me luck.
Excellent work
Clear and detailed content, thank you.
Huh time to *MAKE ONE*
thank you for taking the time to make these, I really do appreciate it
It's silly, and at times a little misleading, but for most people this is as much information as they need.
Decent work, I'm curious about your methods.
Amazing animation
The graphics are good and the sound effects are OK. Two things though: learning how a weapon works should include some discussion of how it's aimed, so a couple of minutes about sighting and hitting a target would be interesting (to me anyway), and what is it with government videos that use computer-generated speech? Every time Robo pronounced "howitzer" my teeth crunched. Is CGS the new normal?
In the artillery, you actually aim the howitzer in one direction and fire in another. True!
I clicked this video with little to no hope on actually getting a decent explanation. The thumbnail looked way to good and I thought this for sure would be some kind of clickbait.
Yet you delivered! You delivered more details, precise condensed information, than I even expected. It was so well animated, explained and shown. You didn't even had a lengthy intro or boring parts that beg for subs, likes, etc.
This is one of the best videos I've seen. Thanks so much for your effort.
May I ask what your profession is? Do you have a military background? Are you an engineer or a vfx artist?
Excellent 👌👌👌👍
So nice demo
What a Great Presentation 🏆🏆🏆👏👏👏🥇🥇🥇🥇
Very good explanation,👍👏
Best video ever.
Good video, man.
Thank you robot for turning an artillery piece into a toaster.
The las5 guard dog is the best but personally gime the auto cannon with backpack thing fires like a howitzer at close range with multiple rounds
Love your videos they are so detailed keep it up
Hydro pneumatic constant dependent employing a free floating piston. This is one of the things we had to learn to know how the recoil system worked while taking gunnery course.
Splendid information
Well in the simple terms
!!! It goes bang
What a great video
I'm wondering how far left or right one might traverse the canon before one shifted the trail positions spade footings.
I figure it's standard op for them to show up canon-to-trail triangle centered, then do calculations, point it, secure the spades, point it some more, load and fire. I imagine not much traversing is done and the adjustments are probably mighty small, so little to no extra spade footing. Armchair speculator. Innocent bystander.
Exactly as any other howitzer from that era.
Great video. Only big items you might have included would be the charge bags, bubbles, and collimator
very very thank you!!!
U did not mention the range , the effect and when it suitable to use ,great and terrific explanation for the structure of the gun
It is a must watch. 👀
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Depends on the model. But the range is between 13 to 18 kilometers. The modified Canadian 105's have a longer barrel and new muzzle break that allows for up to 18 kilometers. They are suitable for troops and vehicle fire missions as well as illumination missions. The structure of the gun apart from was already explained is that the gun and the wheels are on a separate axle that needs to be unlocked from each other when put into action.
This could be an artillery basics video for the army.
The fire base in Laos we had 3105+ a couple of small mono artillery pieces which were really appreciated believe me specially when it came under attack
I like how you used an M2A1 (I knew them as the C1) for the example.
I was a Number 2 on that type.
I was a number 2 as well on my gun. That is the position on the right side of gun btw for others, the guy who sets the elevation and pulls the lanyard to fire when order is given.
Super cool video, amazing work!
Thank you. Now I can make miniature rattle tank
My favorite weapon in civ 5
I'm trained on how to use one IRL, video is very detailed and accurate. Vid is just missing some bits and bobs but they're nuisances .
FINALLY I KNOW HOW CANNONS WORK AND HOW THE SHELLS IGNITE
Nice video 👍
like a modern educational film from the artillery school of the US Army. Full respect for that!
Now it would be important to teach the lined up recruits to aim correctly! 👍
This was really helpful, like, really helpful. Ok fine I blew up my neighbors house ok? But he threw doggy doo at my yard!
He deserved it.
Damn bruh well explained👏👏👏
Great video!
Now I know. Thanks
A huey & a 105...what a couple
"Thank you for my lesson, time to go make my tank" - future maker of the KILLDOZER v2
(Jk)
Your videos are very informative. But,I think background sounds are not required. These hinders audio bility
So the sleeve is the safety. When that moves out of the way, the tension is released.
Well i'm glad you asked.
They should show this at artillery school
They do, at least in Canada. It obviously is not this video but they have ones that show theory of operation with animations and with actual guns that have been cut so you see the mechanisms. Especially wep techs. see these videos.
Very nicely done
Great work thank yoU
if the case expanded that much it would explode
Cant wait to use this in my next chess opening
Child - "Mom , i wanna tank!"
Mom - "We already have a tank at home"
tank at home - Open top , Howitzer as turret , small body
chi ha Lg
change my mind that the tank is an Howitzer mounted on a Light tank
good!
Please make the background music volume a lot lower, makes it hard to hear the narration.
Regarding terminology
0:34 it's not self propelled cannon, but self propelled guns.
10:25 That's called traverse, not rotation
The term cannon is used throughout but no one ever refers to it like that, it's either "gun", or "howtizer", the canadian version is officially described as "C3 howitzer", to describe the cannon assembly, carriage and recoil mechanism
From this I have make a cardboard howitzer like this
Very nice! Can you make one explaining how they aim these things?
By the use of numerical information(target info) from a fire direction section(provided by a forward observer) to an aiming "circle"(numbered/scope) to the left aiming numbered scope on the howitzer ...given elevation and deflection numbers to the gunners scope where numbers are then cranked until the leveler bubble is lined up.
Fond memories as a 2nd Lt. opening the breech, then moving to the front of the barrel to take the ram rod and pounding on the nose of the shell to remove a dud round out of the barrel. The rest of the gun crew watching the Lt. From a safe distance.
@@richardcich2018 your only half right on this particular answer on how they aim it. So you know, 21 years in the field artillery.
Nice
I knew much more from this video then from tons of documentry from discovery channel
I should be working.
TH-cam: How does the 105mm howitzer work?
FYI there are other 105mm howitzers with different designs.
Which rendering engine did you use ? The metallic effects looks amazing
Awesome! Thanks a lot. How did you find out how all this works?
*Back to School Necessities!*
Interesting
Would have liked to actually see through the gun sight at something that far away. Otherwise very good.
The one thing you didn't address - do the spent casings eject from gravity alone, or is there an ejection mechanism?
There's a lever on the right side of the breech block, the gunner manually opens the breech to eject the case.
@@andrewbee3816 Thank you!
This canon has a primer for the primer
Absolut Excellent video , Can u share the 3D model?
How many rounds can this fire before it needs maintenance?
The 105mm howitzer is still use in my country in the🇵🇭
What are the name of the musics used at 0:00 and 0:50? They are very fitting. Thank you
How - itsa. How - itsa. How - itsa.
Repeat one hundred times.
What is that white thing inserted to the muzzle assy. After the artillery round?
The casing which has the power. 105 rounds are like bullets, they have a casing, and a round. The casing, much like a bullet, is ejected after firing.
Howitzer lore
Olden days issues...
Modern day non-issue
Trucks have tail ramps (hydraulic, electrical, mechanical) for quicker loading and unloading
Recoil is on the ground, not building, not ship, not truck
Stability when firing is trailling arms like cranes and legs for trucks with cranes
Short bore-barrel is accuracy of wind over distance-range and terrain and training to don't bother too much and just use more guns
Hi Mscope
Is it possible to record a teaching video from shooting the gun position after taking the gun position, setting the benchmark to the direction 2600 setting?
What were the sound effects 😂😂😂
where can i find the 3D model?
I hope there's a special place in hell for people who make videos with robot voices.