New goon freak

[Tony rosgaard]

Hi

I am new to this forum, but would like to share a few of my “Own creations” with you. I started 3 mounts ago, making and playing with small canons and went on to “The goons” - That’s a lot of fun and very addicting.

I just cant seem to get the photo up ”“ I am trying to find out what’s wrong and return to the tropic.

Red. Think i got it now.

Best.
Tony Rosgaard
Denmark

 

[Bob Riegl]

:bow: Welcome Tony and your pix shows that you have been busy and are steps ahead of a lot of people in this forum. The reproductions of medieval firearms that we all seem to enjoy and our ability to fire these same gonnes is what makes history live for us. :thumbsup:

 

[Musketeer]

Welcome aboard, Tony. :thumbsup: You have some beautiful gonnes there. :hatsoff: When you post a photograph, click the image icon (the third one from the right on the bottom row) and insert the code for your photo in the dialog box that pops up.

 

[Tony rosgaard]

Thanks guys.

I am not too quick to reply in English, but will try my best and keep you updated on my goons.
I was out firing No. 1 one on the range 2 weeks ago (A lot firing.) And now I need to learn how to hit anything with it. But its dam funny to shoot it.

Best
Tony

 

[PitchyPine]

Great looking gonnes and welcome to the fun Tony. :thumbsup:

 

[coehornboy]

beautiful work :thumbsup: ...what are the caliber(s) and charges you are using?

 

[Tony rosgaard]

Hi Coehornboy

All my goons are made in .454 or .32. I know that’s to small for a real goon, but I’m just started and had to use some of the round balls, already in stock. I always load 150G and two balls when testing and then the normal load 24g for shooting. I have my own black powder shooting range (Its very hard to get such a permit in Denmark.) so I can go firing up those small goons, canons and guns any time I feel the need.

Best Tony

 

[cecil]

Most excellent :thumbsup: welcome aboard!!

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