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Chart from one in Ward, "Animadversions of Warre" ¶ The names of the pieces of Great Ordnance now in most use Bore of Piece (ins) Dia. of shot Weight of shot Weight of Serpentine Powder Weight of Corned* Powder Weight of Piece (lbs) Length in feet Length of planks of carriage (feet) Depth of planks . . . → Read More: Cannon Sizes THE ARTILLERYMAN – A Breed Apart How to be an Artilleryman This is based upon the requirements to be an Artilleryman within the Sealed Knot and is based around UK gun laws, but may be of use to Artillerymen taking part in re-enactment anywhere. Please feel free to copy this article freely as long you . . . → Read More: How to be an Artilleryman HOW TO BE A MUSKETEER This is based upon the requirements to be a Musketeer within the Sealed Knot and is based around UK gun laws, but may be of use to Musketeers taking part in re-enactment anywhere. Please feel free to copy this article freely as long you bear in mind that the author . . . → Read More: How to be a Musketeer |
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