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No battles in the rain then?

These are exactly my type of cannons, pre WW1 to WW1

I also found some interesting breeches m.czcams.com/users/shortsEpCLGrDNZRk

If I recall correctly, wasn't the 2 pdr about 57 mm??

Thanks so much to the stupid guy that ruined a perfectly good video on these t.mugs. Don’t use him anymore.

Absolutely fascinating!

take my money

Dwarves would use it to drink Whiskey from.

You gotta be kidding me !!!! I got bored and turned you off .

It’s a shame how much smaller it is they have it at the Hagerstown aviation museum now and it’s nothing like it used to be when they had it in Aberdeen…

"We northerners call it an asstra" It's from Spain, not South America.

You can see a lot of gas leakage out the back

Are these guys still in Business?? I tried contacting them, but no luck... Anyone have their Current Contact Info?? Thank You!

That’s loud for a little gun 😮

For when you don’t have a fishing license.

They were so stealthy that you couldn’t even hear them, and this video proves it!

Put a laser on it to paint the target

Dude I was a month old when this was posted 😮😮😮

Impressive such an oddity survived

interesting demo pard *LIKED* and *SUBSCRIBED* --LT

Шикарно!

More cannon videos please

Very Lovely...

Where do you buy 2FA Powder? That’s the real question lol

Where is this Flea Mkt.????

Was these olivewood fire lance used in medieval Europe ?

Love to know the serial number, I have one captured as war trophy s/n 12272 with stock.

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I worked on a 12lb mountain howitzer and we fired that live a couple of times. I can't imagine more than twice that power! WOOO!!

Those commie pirates had a real bad day

Are there any legendary Gunner, who are always on target with the first or second shot?

Put some golf balls on top

So I have a question I have posed to several folks I have an old Winchester case and projectile seems to be dated 12/94 , thinking December of 1894. I posted a little short of it so anyone who may know can hop over and look at it. I emailed Winchester but to no avail. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I LIKE THE HAIR TRIGGER MECHANISM.❤LETS HOPE NO ONE USES TO PREVENT POLICE FROM USING THEIR VEHICLES😂 AND/OR LEAVING THEIR "SAFE" GARAGES I.E. WHERE THEY PARK THEIR CARS.

How this only has 290 views is crazy. Y’all lived some Hunter Thompson shit there

#4 man done lost half his stash to some over flash 😂

Not sure if you still have it. It is a Kreigsmarine Zeiss Kimmtiefenmesser Instrument for measuring the Dip of the Horizon. I have one with a manual. serial number #90. can't read german but that is what it is. Cheers Rob

Are these reenactors still around as a formation?

That metal silverish thing blowing in the wind is used so all other boats can identify it on radar, it's a radar reflector that's all. :-)

How curious, this Parrott rifle is 4.2" bore, and perhaps not coincidentally, the modern US Army heavy mortar and ammo is also 4.2" diameter. Or at least it was so called in my day. The same heavy morter is now known as 120mm. Every mechanized infantry battalion has a 120mm mortar platoon in its HHC.

im 15 years late to this video, but I'm really lucky to find this gem of a youtube channel.

Any contact information?

Technically thats not a cannon. It needs to be bigger than 50cal to be a cannon, just saying. Still way cool. In our cannon club a few guys don't even like the 20mms as being to small😊

What issue of it's contemporary time this design intended to solve? Or they just did it cause they wanted triangle casing so bad?

This looks great, original is the best way to go. The only original i have is an M32 1937 45mm russian A.T. gun thats not reactivated yet. I've got a 40mm kinda styled after the whitworth but its a standard screw breech. a friend just agreed to sell me his modern 3" whitworth made on a 3"50cal navy barrel, it uses 75mm shells. Also in the works is a 20mm vulcan chambered singleshot on a field carriage😊

Strange how the live round, timed fuse footage from all three shots shows the same video footage. Lol! So spectacular I must say.

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The last Instructions should have been, the crew places fingers in ears.

LOL funny how the "number one gunner" gave himself literally every job.

Unbelievable how it went. Killing distruction hmm