Cannon Background

[Fortytwo]

Doubling each of the dimensions on a 3D object would require 8 times the material. But you already know that.

Plus we COULD use a cannon for deer hunting. With a canister round...

[KPShooting]

This reminds me - I really want a pivot gun.

[pacomdiver]

Plus, no one needs a cannon to hunt deer. [/QUOTE]

Better to have half a deer than no deer

[Rosco the Iroc]

Smoothbore and black powder muzzleloader and your good to go.

[knight0334]

Doubling each of the dimensions on a 3D object would require 8 times the material. But you already know that.

Plus we COULD use a cannon for deer hunting. With a canister round...

Only in certain counties where buckshot is required. Otherwise, single projectile only in rest of state.

[ItchyTick]

Kaboom....

[streaker69]

Smoothbore and black powder muzzleloader and your good to go.

A few months ago I sent one of the kids out to get something hanging on the pegboard. Told them it was hanging right near the cannon fuse. I got the same kind of look and questions.

[scw156]

Thanks for the feedback! I plan to get it either this summer or next summer for... reasons...

[bigandy1966]

I want a puckle gun

[PAMedic=F|A=]

Doubling each of the dimensions on a 3D object would require 8 times the material. But you already know that.

Plus we COULD use a cannon for deer hunting. With a canister round...

I believe if you use a canister round you might be outside the law. I was asked by an buddy who was studying for his wco to ask him random questions as a study aid.

I asked him why I couldn*t hunt with a claymore, assuming I legally possessed the paperwork for a destructive device.

Took him a while, but he came back and said no, as it would be considered a shotgun of greater then 2 gauge. Now. I can*t say he was right, but I do know he spent a lot of time researching it.