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Very nice! How accurate are theese little cannon models?
Woody Morgan
62 Cal.
Actually, I'm surprised with the accuracy. We have a 16"x20" plate at 134 yards and have been within a foot of it twice.
Gonna hit it one day but I'm almost afraid of what it will do.
Meh. The plate's replaceable. Fire in the hole!
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How long is the cannon barrel ?
Hard to tell by the picture , what scale this is ...
Very nice cannon for sure ..
Hard to tell by the picture , what scale this is ...
Very nice cannon for sure ..
Woody Morgan
62 Cal.
Thank you!
About 14" I think.
Scale? DangedifIknow.
wm
About 14" I think.
Scale? DangedifIknow.
wm
About 60 years ago, my brother and I made a .56 caliber cannon out of a piece of brass bar stock 2" in diameter and about 14" long, putting it on a naval mount. It was almost as accurate as a black powder pistol with similar barrel length.
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