Message from @obnoxiouswolf 2

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2020-12-13 22:25:28 UTC  

^ from a website

2020-12-13 22:25:35 UTC  

the work were trying to do is to get a new stand for it because the old one has collapsed

2020-12-13 22:26:02 UTC  

Yeah I see. It’s resting on the ground. 😦

2020-12-13 22:27:39 UTC  

it almost looks like some type of naval gun or a fixed gun i don't think they really pushed it around it looks a little big but im not sure though

2020-12-13 22:28:48 UTC  

Yeah I was thinking it might be a naval gun. Cause I can definitely see it on the coast. It could be siege artillery but most of them were mortars and stuff. But if it were to be placed on a fort and pointed to the sea. Then they wouldn’t really need to move it

2020-12-13 22:29:11 UTC  

This image is from a naval fort

2020-12-13 22:30:00 UTC  

it may have been its not far from the Hudson river and a place where they used to make cannons

2020-12-13 22:31:00 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/763630830249181184/787808822692544552/image0.jpg

2020-12-13 22:31:23 UTC  

Ye then that would make sense

2020-12-13 22:31:45 UTC  

Hudson would have needed to been defended if the British(or confederates) managed to get that far.

2020-12-13 22:31:58 UTC  

It’s a strategic point

2020-12-13 22:32:03 UTC  

I’d place a cannon there

2020-12-13 22:32:13 UTC  

~~actually a shitload of cannons~~

2020-12-13 22:32:49 UTC  

I remember reading something bout the confederates trying to get the British and the rest of Europe to intervene

2020-12-13 22:42:57 UTC  

They did but failed

2020-12-13 22:43:22 UTC  

England and the rest of Europe just simply switched to buying from Egypt

2020-12-13 22:44:47 UTC  

yeah, because the deal they had with the CSA was if you can break through the blockade we can further assist you in your campaign, however this wouldnt happen as the Union by then had the superior naval force even when Ironclads cropped up first with the CSA

2020-12-13 22:57:57 UTC  

we found it

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/763630830249181184/787815601598758962/82807527-this-8-inch-rodman-cannon-was-recently-mounted-on-the-northwest-wall-at-fort-pickens-where-.png

2020-12-13 22:58:40 UTC  

someone in the gun chat said its a 8in Rodman naval cannon used in coastal forts from 1860s to 70s

2020-12-13 23:05:52 UTC  

Whoa that's a thicc boi

2020-12-13 23:14:32 UTC  

Indeed

2020-12-14 00:25:04 UTC  

Nice

2020-12-14 00:25:12 UTC  

:S

2020-12-14 00:25:14 UTC  

😄

2020-12-14 00:26:20 UTC  

I want to own one

2020-12-14 00:26:23 UTC  

<:troll_face:726878856585281557>

2020-12-14 00:33:13 UTC  

Nice 😄

2020-12-14 02:28:55 UTC  

I answered four strokes, he had the same question in #guns, your pic there is I think a 15in Rodman which is a Smoothbore cannon.
In pic of the muzzle shows maker marks...Its Mfg by Scott Foundry of Seyfert, McManus & Co in Reading, Pennsylvania

2020-12-14 02:29:46 UTC  

Nice 😄

2020-12-14 02:29:57 UTC  

Actually it’s his pic

2020-12-14 02:30:29 UTC  

But ya thanks for the info 😄

2020-12-14 06:00:48 UTC  

Any cool history stuff?

2020-12-14 06:09:44 UTC  

WW1 was started in the Balkans...

2020-12-14 06:09:56 UTC  

so normal tuesday then

2020-12-14 06:34:32 UTC  

Lol nice

2020-12-14 06:34:42 UTC  

Ww1 a powder keg

2020-12-14 11:39:21 UTC  

When the netherlands was still an republic and badass

2020-12-14 11:41:17 UTC  

importing all that nutmeg and tulips and all that