Perfect. If only I wasn't out of beer. Merry Christmas guys.

Ha ha what a coincidence Im cleaning a few guns, eating cookies left over from a chirstmas party, and sadly enough Im out of beer too, just finished my last Shiner! But I on the other hand am watching the Discovery channel -Jordan-

:lmao:I've got a full case of budweiser downstairs in the basement, I don't have any christmas cookies, but I do own a few guns that need to be fired more than cleaned...

No guns here. Just pecan pie and ABC. It is the only channel i can pick up here.

No guns here. Just pecan pie and ABC. It is the only channel i can pick up here.

... And Mopar1973Man.com

Ouch! I did forget about the Wide Wide World of Mopar1973Man. In living color.

I can't believe the company I keep here, Nothing but a bunch of domestic terrorists as per the governments description.Now to get to my guns and beer.

Heres the two i was working on last night, now I have beer and will hopefully get a little further into a full disassmbly and parts replacement on the Dan Wesson

Walther PPk

Dan Wesson 15-2

-Jordan-

I can't believe the company I keep here, Nothing but a bunch of domestic terrorists as per the governments description. Now to get to my guns and beer.

Guns? What Guns? :lmao2:I don't see no gun? (Consealed weapons permit...) Also work with the local law enforcement (Search & Rescue)

Not mine, I wish... a friend's

2 of mine

Rear: brz 1.25" swivel gun

Front: steel 1.75" (golf ball is ~1.72) swivel gun with interchangeable chambers.

Turning a mortar on the South Bend

2" Bronze formerly propeller-shaft, now 1.25 bore

I fit right into the neighborhood:

My neighbors... legally state militia. One of the state's "chartered commands" (Battery B, First RI Light Artillery)

2 of mine

Rear: brz 1.25" swivel gun

Front: steel 1.75" (golf ball is ~1.72) swivel gun with interchangeable chambers.

Very Cool russ, did you make both of the above, or have them made or what?

Closest thing Ive had was an airpowered cannon that would sink a D battery into a telephone pole from about 75 yards lol

-Jordan-

The bronze tube was cast in a foundry, of course. The original owner turned it & bored it oversize. I've done some work to correct the OO's error in the chamber only.The steel tube was commisioned by me recently... but upon reciept, I'm not satisfied with the unauthentic way he did the breech... so I've cut it off & is now on the lathe. After I get done, my son-in-law (recently retired from Electric Boat) will weld it back together. Normally cannon are made in one piece but because of the interchangeable chambers, the front & back sections are joined. I took the mortar as far as I could... now it is with a friend with a CNC mill who will machine for the trunions. He has so much more capability than I have with a 1940's manual machine. I have another swivel cannon replica 1600's "Murderer". 3/4" bore. Also 3 interchangeable chambers. Aboard ship, from a station aloft, with a 3 man crew these swivels would sweap the enemy's upper decks. John Paul Jones mentions this in his 1779 battle against the Serapis, and also the 1812 battles of the Constitution. A tribute to the Marines! Once I get the tubes set, I'll help my friend blacksmith the swivel mount for the steel tube & forge adjust the swivel for the murderer. I'm looking forward to our re-enactments this year & the 4th of July will certainly be noisy. Russ

Very cool, cant wait to see some updated pics on down the road.-Jordan-