31425 - "Load!" Confederate Artillery with 12 Pound Howitzer K&C Crusaders & Saracens rarely a man to show

rarely a man to show emotion

Built on the chassis of the already-proven PanzerⅢ

Sounds good already

the powder is ignited

he took part in the Texas Revolution and was likely executed at the Battle of the Alamo after being captured by the Mexican Army

31425 - "Load!" Confederate Artillery with 12 Pound Howitzer K&C Crusaders & Saracens rarely a man to showLoad! Confederate Artillery with 12 Pound Howitzer Some time in the early 1830s the Army realized its need for a smaller, lighter, more versatile cannon that would still have almost the same range as a larger cannon. Their answer to this problem was to shorten the tube and shape the breech like a funnel. The resulting gun was the Model 1841 Howitzer. With the same bore size as the 12 pound gun it was light weight and rugged and the most proficient