My 105 shell isnt deactivated 🤷 just build me a homemade 105 to shoot it with

Lol

I know a guy that has a black powder cannon

we don't need no stinking badgers

A 2 pounder, and a 6 pounder

Ones a replica of the Texan Come and Take it Battle of Gonzales cannon

With the big wood wheels

It's so tiny🤣

2 pounders are small

ATF still considers it a destructive device...for some reason

What are you talking about

Just smash the primer

Cannon

You'll be fine.

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but does it fire APFSDS tho

@Duke of Mecklenburg not if you use black powder <:makes_you_think:382980749780844554>

Oh ya

Black power 50 MG...when?

Gun laws scare and confuse me

There's black powder .50 you just have to have it special made. I own an old Springfield Allin conversion. That's a .66 musket bored to .50 with a breach welded in. They made a bunch of them in the civil war. I have to buy a .50 black powder every year or so to make sure it still goes bang.

My dad has a .50 barrett M99...And I reload...he has a .50 dieset and all that...I could load em myself

I already used to load 11mm Mauser blackpowder

If its 50BMG cartridge with black powder

Which I saw on youtube

They just take 50 brass and use a blackpowder load, for custom gatling gun

Ah no it's not a BMG. It is rifled but it's more like an oversized 30-30.

Breech loaders were considered high-tech in the 1800s.

I mean she's an old goat but she's been with the family for 4 generations so I try to take care of her. Mostly she's a wall-hanger but I take her out for a dance every year or two.

Oh...so basically an old conventional blackpowder round

Black powder rifles are already 50cal though lol

Most blackpowder era rounds were .40+ in caliber

I've got a .55 upstairs

Because they couldnt produce the energy to make smaller cal rounds fast enough

@Duke of Mecklenburg Umm

Most people would have made their own shot over a campfire

Which is why we see 11mm blackpowder rounds get replaced by 8mm smokeless

I'm talking in the post muzzle loader, pre Smokeless era

Around 1860-1888

Ahh, gotcha.

I'm a pre-1840s nerd so lol