What is the heaviest shell that can be fired from an artillery piece (not including ballistic missiles or rockets)? - Quora

Answer: The largest artillery shell ever created was the 800mm for the Schwerer Gustav, a German railway gun used during World War II. This massive weapon measured over 80 feet in length and weighed a staggering 1,350 tons. The Schwerer Gustav was designed to fire a shell that weighed seven tons

What are the current numbers of Russian anti-air rocket artillery (including systems like S400, S350)? - Quora

What are some countries that still use old artillery pieces that fire cannonballs rather than more modern long range missiles? Why do they prefer them over missiles? - Quora

While there are countermeasures to missiles, are there any countermeasures to artillery shells? - Quora

How does an artillery piece fire off its shell? - Quora

Will there ever be nuclear tank shells? - Quora

How many missiles/artillery rounds would you need to destroy a skyscraper? - Quora

Scientifically speaking why are there tanks that can shoot down anti- tank missiles but not ballistic missiles that can shoot down anti Ballistic missiles? - Quora

Why do we still use shell based artillery despite having rockets and missiles? - Quora

How do the Iron Dome missiles know not to hit each other? - Quora

Why does rocket artillery even have a minimum range? Can't we just lower the gun so it can hit close targets? - Quora