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Description
Designed in 1902 and 03 by Marcus Summit himself, the MC-2 Heavy Artillery gun was used from 1903 to 1918. The largest native-designed gun in use at the time, it supplemented batteries of MC-1's in Pteroslavia's border fortresses. With a heavy carriage, designed to take the recoil from the gun without it having to be moved into and out of firing positions, it was rarely moved once placed.

52 were built in two years following it's design, and it served in the early 20th century border skirmishes with Russia and Germany. Guns of this type were officially withdrawn from service in 1918, though, many still stood in their carraiges, as it was more efecient to simply leave them there for a what-if scenario than it was to move them back to a city and scrap them.

Description
Designed in 1902 and 03 by Marcus Summit himself, the MC-2 Heavy Artillery gun was used from 1903 to 1918. The largest native-designed gun in use at the time, it supplemented batteries of MC-1's in Pteroslavia's border fortresses. With a heavy carriage, designed to take the recoil from the gun without it having to be moved into and out of firing positions, it was rarely moved once placed.

52 were built in two years following it's design, and it served in the early 20th century border skirmishes with Russia and Germany. Guns of this type were officially withdrawn from service in 1918, though, many still stood in their carraiges, as it was more efecient to simply leave them there for a what-if scenario than it was to move them back to a city and scrap them.