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The(long) Story of a Homemade Cannon
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golf ball mortar build...help needed
I haven't shot any of my mortars for a while but if I remember right pyrodex isnt going to be very impressive, think I tried it once. 100 yds might be hard to come by with it. Pictures of your build would be good. -
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Cannon Shooting in Oregon
Crazies? probably Crazy Norwegians on a guess. We always stop at Port and Starboard when we are in Port Orford. Bob -
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Cannon Shooting in Oregon
My wife bought me a pair of wheels for christmas so my next cannon project is a field carriage for my 1/2 scale Napoleon. I've shot it for the last 8-10 years on my version of a quick and easy naval carriage cause it was easier to build. If that works ok then there's a couple of 1/3 scales in... -
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Cannon Shooting in Oregon
what part of Oregon are you in? I'm in Coos Bay area. Bob -
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laws on canon and ammo
In Oregon you dont need a permit to own or shoot a cannon as long as it is muzzle loaded black powder. You can shoot anywhere that you can legally shoot a rifle. Bob -
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My 1/4 scale field gun
You might want to take a look at the blackpowder cannon and mortar forum at greybeard outdoors before you decide on missouri cannon works. I bought a golfball mortar from a version of them on ebay about 2 years ago. It took 4-5 months and a lot of excuses and delays before I ever got it. I... -
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Are these barrels decent/safe?
As I said before my barrel is straight, and yes I do know where the seam is. I bought my first cannon in the late 70's and have been collecting and shooting them ever since. They range from the smallest that shoots a .22 bullet up to a Lyle gun that shoots a 3 lb ball with quite a few other... -
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Are these barrels decent/safe?
Maybe I just got lucky but mine shoots straight as you could ask for. If you are new to cannons do some research, check out a couple of the cannon forums and different websites, theres a ton of good information available. Personally I feel safe with my Greystar cannons but that's my choice and... -
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Are these barrels decent/safe?
I have two of the same barrels,I have shot the hell out of one with no problems, havent got around to drilling fuse hole on second, only been a couple years now. I shoot 120 grains of fg with a 3 oz lead ball regularly and never had a problem.