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Old 7th January 2011, 07:08 PM   #1
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Thank You for full comment, Michael!
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As I pointed out in an earlier thread this one is about contemporary with the well known but wrongly dated Tannenbergbüchse which by no means is of ca. 1390.
What is the right dating in your opinion?
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Old 20th September 2014, 02:03 PM   #2
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Here is our free reconstruction of the Tabor-gonne. It has a barrel length of 410 mm a bore of 270 mm and a calibre of 18 mm. The total length with wooden stock is 192 cm. It is officially proof tested for shooting salute with a powder load of 20 g blackpowder by German authorities. Contrary to the original it has a funnel shaped muzzle. The piece is made from a modern steel on a CNC-grinding machine and secondary hand forged for the outer shape. .... And it is very, verry loud ...

Spiridonov: May I use one of your photos of the original on our hompeage?
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Old 20th September 2014, 04:41 PM   #3
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Here is our free reconstruction of the Tabor-gonne. It has a barrel length of 410 mm a bore of 270 mm and a calibre of 18 mm. The total length with wooden stock is 192 cm. It is officially proof tested for shooting salute with a powder load of 20 g blackpowder by German authorities. Contrary to the original it has a funnel shaped muzzle. The piece is made from a modern steel on a CNC-grinding machine and secondary hand forged for the outer shape. .... And it is very, verry loud ...

Spiridonov: May I use one of your photos of the original on our hompeage?
Yes, You can. If You want I will sent for You more photos and drawing with all sizes
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Old 20th September 2014, 05:47 PM   #4
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Hello Spiridonov!
Thank you for your permisson. And yes, I would be very happy to receive the fotos and drawings, I am very interested in them. Thank you in advance!
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