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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

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