I cant see if that carriage has a rotation lock like a wing bolt or something to hold it firmly when firing but it should. How big do u build? Dixie gun works has good blueprint books on civil war cannons & all cariage parts. The one i use is for 2.9 & 3" parrott & ordnance rifles, 1841 6pdr, 12pdr howitzer. They're 11"x15" fold out & clear. Its called artillery for the land services of the U.S. 1849-1865. Field artillery - I, book #12. 😊 happy shooting
Hes not a "tech guy" lol he said. Moron can even load correctly or clean correctly... this moronic fuck doesnt know his ass from a hole in the ground! If his fuckin is anything like his artillery skills he couldnt hit the g spot on a 10 pound pussy
I think someone in your company should take some Black Powder cannon firing lessons. You are so wrong in loading, and cleaning of one. Take the time to even go to a civil war reenactment event and watch them.
I agree with you, Chris: He doesn't know about windage, doesn't know about Quoin or Screw elevation devices, is Totally wrong about the Cascabel {ball on the breach end}, Uses NO wad, has the Touch-hole about 3 " too far forward on the barrel which suggests his "powder chamber" is too, ... I have to stop, now, before I sound like I'm 12.
