Siege guns

Siege guns are large artillery weapons developed during medieval and early modern times to attack fortified structures like castles and city walls. They are characterized by their massive size, heavy barrels, and the ability to fire large projectiles over long distances. Built to withstand heavy recoil, siege guns often require special platforms or supports for aiming and firing. They revolutionized warfare by enabling armies to breach defenses that were previously difficult or impossible to conquer with smaller weapons. Despite their impressive firepower, siege guns were slow to move and operate, making their deployment complex yet highly effective in siege warfare.