DCF Refugee Internment Camp

[Ex-California]

Where's Myrtok?

I always liked is moderating influence on police issues

[Okeefenokee]

round two,

http://www.martinhash.com/forums/viewto ... =62&t=1435

[Montegriffo]

I still need about 25 posts to catch Hash's count by the end of the Solstice so I am going to resort to one of these.....

[Smitty-48]

Is that all a trebuchet can do? 100 kilos to 300 metres? Jeez, when you put it like that, it's pretty underwhelming, a 68 pounder cannon could fire a 30 kg shot a 500 m per second to 3000 m; trebuchet schmebuchet.

[Montegriffo]

Ah but can you make your own with nothing but some wood, a saw, a hammer and a few nails?
Plus even in the US you can't just go firing off canon when ever you want to.

[Smitty-48]

Ah but can you make your own with nothing but some wood, a saw, a hammer and a few nails?
Plus even in the US you can't just go firing off canon when ever you want to.

Muzzle loading cannons are not deemed firearms in the USA, and so are not prohibited under the 1934 NFA; only applies to breech loading.

You can fire off a 68 pounder muzzle loader in the USA, anywhere you could a trebuchet, no problemo.

Edit; no need to build one, I found a full scale muzzle loading cannon, online for sale at Dixie Gun Works, for $3995.00

[Fife]

Ah but can you make your own with nothing but some wood, a saw, a hammer and a few nails?
Plus even in the US you can't just go firing off canon when ever you want to.

Muzzle loading cannons are not deemed firearms in the USA, and so are not prohibited under the 1934 NFA; only applies to breech loading.

You can fire off a 68 punder muzzle loader in the USA, anywhere you could a trebuchet, no problemo.

Only four days til venison pot roast courtesy of a .50 cal non-firearm at the secure satellite Casa de Fife.

Nom nom nom and Feliz Navidad. :goteam:

[Montegriffo]

Ah but can you make your own with nothing but some wood, a saw, a hammer and a few nails?
Plus even in the US you can't just go firing off canon when ever you want to.

Muzzle loading cannons are not deemed firearms in the USA, and so are not prohibited under the 1934 NFA; only applies to breech loading.

You can fire off a 68 pounder muzzle loader in the USA, anywhere you could a trebuchet, no problemo.

Edit; no need to build one, I found a full scale muzzle loading cannon, online for sale at Dixie Gun Works, for $3995.00

Noisy bloody things though, bet your dog wouldn't like it, a ball throwing trebuchet on the other hand......

[Montegriffo]

Ah but can you make your own with nothing but some wood, a saw, a hammer and a few nails?
Plus even in the US you can't just go firing off canon when ever you want to.

Muzzle loading cannons are not deemed firearms in the USA, and so are not prohibited under the 1934 NFA; only applies to breech loading.

You can fire off a 68 punder muzzle loader in the USA, anywhere you could a trebuchet, no problemo.

Only four days til venison pot roast courtesy of a .50 cal non-firearm at the secure satellite Casa de Fife.

Nom nom nom and Feliz Navidad. :goteam:

That sounds like a nice Christmas lunch, plenty of port and redcurrants in the gravy I hope.

[Smitty-48]

Noisy bloody things though, bet your dog wouldn't like it, a ball throwing trebuchet on the other hand......

My dogs ain't gun shy, I get them used to the 12 gauge as puppies, American Field Labrador Retriever's; ultimate bird dogs.