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A beauty.

What this is, is a big goof but at least you admitted to it. 😀 Remember, measure twice, cut once. You need (of course) a No.1 Field Carriage for a 10 pounder Parrott Rifle and possibly, possibly your Bobcat could raise it. 14 spokes per wheel, not 12.

И ГЛАВНОЕ, ЧТО ВЫСТРЕЛА ТАК И НЕ СДЕЛАЛИ! ВИДНО ВРАГОВ УБИВАЛ ИХ ТРЁП!!!

БОЖЕ!!! КАК ЖЕ ОНИ ЛЮБЯТ ТРЕПАТЬСЯ!!!

Question can a modern/ww2 40mm ammo fit in there?

I used to be very interested in your videos until I lost my password and when I tried to find your chanel, could not find it. I am glad that I found it again

It's come home at long last. I promise i won't leave it laying on the lava flow this time😊😊

Does it have a canister round too?

I'm just now watching your vid on the 40mm whitworth again. If only I had known😊😊it is so cool

Your New Diego is interesting. What are the stats and the load/firing tables like? I have studied Civil War ordnance, including the Witworth. So I am interested in what they "Could" have nuilt and used

I am curious how far that cannon will shoot... max charge, 45% barrel angle....perhaps 2K yds ? Would be a heck of a surprise to opposition leadership, assuming they were relatively safe over 1000 yds.

Hay steve, im still here & still want this cannon😊 cannon mike

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1900's to 1930's Hotchkiss Mark XIII & Mark XIV base inertial impact fuses, used in 2 pounder, 3 pounder, 6 pounder, 13 pounder & 18 pounder APHE shells also use shotgun primers. I own a 1934 pattern 2 pounder 40mm. APHE shell with a complete Mark XIV base fuse.

Musket caps would be more authentic...

You need some of those heavy bearing that bolt to the caraige good heavy duty ones like on a escavater for the hydrolic cylinders and she will be staying right there And use heavy grade bolts and a better thicker metal to bolt them to.or the ones with heavy bushings for heavy equipment and a grease fitting to keep it smooth on pivoting.get those from a salvage yard or new and a one and a quarter inch plate welded really good to bolt them to or weld them by a really good man that knows how to weld them to stay

Canada here, extremely cool

废话真多，一炮也不开

從頭看到尾，沒有看見發射的場景。 這種螺紋閉鎖， 應該是非常牢固的， NR50 狙擊步槍，就是這種類型。

Ahh yes... the safest, least electrically conductive and unstatical material TIN FOIL

Miss you cannon videos

Pretty slick!!! Patten that bad boy…!

I believe those Blue Practice rounds are from a Mk-19 Grenade Launcher, they use ammo that's a higher pressure than the M-79/M-203 40mm

What about the reamer head being bored down the center in the non cutting area then run a de capping rod down the center. Set in a way that after you insert the reamer it bottoms out on the primer and pushes up. Then after reaming and trimming the reamer bottoms out on the set collet taking pressure of the case mouth. That would allow you to then tap down a small flat disk with your palm or small rubber hammer. It would only need to rise out of the top of the reamer shaft ¹/8th" or so. Only issue I would see is smaller caliber casings with the OD dia. Of the reamer cutting serface and strength after adding a hole through it and with the limits of such, and the limits with the decaping rod OD. Although most the length would be supported by the shaft of the reamer. So in my quick brain plans im thinking you could probably be able to make a combo of such for down to 6.5 to 6mm ish. Also could work with replaceable/different sized cutting heads. Maybe you already thought of that. But nice work hope all is well and best of luck to you Sir.

Fun stuff good job.

Cade o tiro?? 💥

do you have plans to build a replica?

Is the powder in the bullet or do you add powder charges after the bullet?

This gun has been shot over 1000 times. It has shot 1 M.O.A. groups and averages 2 M.O.A.

you might try cleaning that thing by dragging a greasy possum through it by it's tail.

is this an NFA DD? or is it exempt as an antique?

This is not a 16 pounder. It seems like 6 pounder cannon

You reinvented the pipe bomb

Very nice

@piutesteve, I'm looking to make my own Whitworth. Wondering what threads you used for the breech?

I stand amazed at the accuracy of that cannon. I was aware of the Whitworth rifle and its accuracy - but not the cannon. Thank you, great footage!

I thought the Whitworth fired a "bolt" like the small arm rifle? That's a pretty conventional bore.

A little less dishwashing and more shooting...

piutestevе How far could such cannons shoot?

Awesome, what kind of lathe is that in the back ground?

Its split NOW!🤗

300 blk out !

Not sure if it would work but maybe lee make a quick trim? It is another step but it may suffice

What an ingenious design that saves time, energy, and actually improves the results over traditional sizing and trimming operations. Why did it take so long for someone to figure this out? Great job!!

I have just watched that dreary monotone dross waiting for the gun muzzle to speak ,the powder to ignite, then the cannonball( s) to fly but NO!!!!.What was the bloody point of all that? There wasn't even a fissle. Even that mutt in the video got fed up and keeled over ,semi comatose! Oh well perhaps next time !.

Looks great, congrats!

Every competition Shooter and hunter in the world will want one. Wish I had one before my next sniper match!!!!

Oh Baby!!! Nice setup 🇺🇸👍

Sorry to keep posting and bugging you lol, I can see how this is the perfect solution, strange it hasn’t been done before. I do some machine work, (atlas lathe and Bridgeport) I cant see what the actual reamer inside the neck indexes off of? Does it just free float in the neck? I see it’s indicating perfect on your dials inside and out, but id think it would have to index on the outside of the neck die so the reamer would float exactly in the center of the die? Thanks man, this is a great idea and I’d love to buy a few different calibers if you ever get them made.

Did you ever have to anneal that 80 pieces of brass to get 1,200 rounds through them? I love Norma but have never tried using them that many times, thanks.