Black Powder French Napoleonic 6 pdr Foot Artillery
The French Napoleonic 6-pounder Foot Artillery was a key part of Napoleon Bonaparte's artillery during his campaigns. This particular field gun was renowned for its mobility and efficiency on the battlefield. Here’s some basic info:
- Caliber: The 6-pounder designation indicates the weight of the shot it fired, approximately 6 pounds per cannonball.
- Construction: The cannon was made of bronze, reducing its weight compared to iron models.
- Mobility: It was typically transported on a two-wheeled carriage pulled by horses, making it relatively easy to move quickly.
- Crew: A team of six to eight men would operate the gun, handling tasks like loading, aiming, and firing.
These guns were a part of Napoleon's innovative artillery strategies. Their ability to be quickly deployed and repositioned gave French forces a significant tactical advantage during the Napoleonic Wars.
Note: Models supplied unassembled and unpainted.
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