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Coehorn
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John Taylor
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It would take a dozen juice cans to fill my mortar. I will send up a few bowling balls today.
HarborMaster
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More ? or Less ?
A couple Juice cans?
I will be using my 660 bronze beer can mortar Wes "Powder Keg" built
A couple Juice cans?
I will be using my 660 bronze beer can mortar Wes "Powder Keg" built
Larry Pletcher
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I recently got my hands on a bronze coehorn. I have been told that bronze barreled coehorns ring when fired. Anyone know about this?
Regards,
Pletch
(first post - new to the forum)
Regards,
Pletch
(first post - new to the forum)
HarborMaster
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Yes !!! They most certainly do. Check out this video of mine firing on July 30/2006
Coehorn Mortar Test
Coehorn Mortar Test
