Keeping on the cannon path

celtan · 5th June 2010, 01:33 AM

Hi Mike, how are you doing?

One thought that came to my mind is that Nando's cannon migh be part of one of those old mittralleuse devices which used multiple barrels, the kind you have portrayed already sometime ago, in this very same forum...

I routinely shoot a 20" Brass Verso, with a ~ 4 cm bore: it's heavy, and far from adequate as a hand weapon...

OTOH, perhaps the explosive power of XV C. BP gave much less of a kick, compared with that from XVIII C..?

Best-est regards y'all

M

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5th June 2010, 01:33 AM	#8
celtan Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: PR, USA Posts: 679	Hi Mike, how are you doing? One thought that came to my mind is that Nando's cannon migh be part of one of those old mittralleuse devices which used multiple barrels, the kind you have portrayed already sometime ago, in this very same forum... I routinely shoot a 20" Brass Verso, with a ~ 4 cm bore: it's heavy, and far from adequate as a hand weapon... OTOH, perhaps the explosive power of XV C. BP gave much less of a kick, compared with that from XVIII C..? Best-est regards y'all M