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u/CanuckBard Apr 29 '26
"Jesus Christ be praised!"
Nice haha hopefully the aim is better than in-game
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u/joe_canadian Seven Rifles and a Shotgun Apr 30 '26
I've been enjoying Crimson Desert. It also scratches the exploration itch.
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u/coffeeofwar Apr 30 '26
Right didn't expect a kcd2 reference hahah, probably best medieval game I've played to date
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u/Pelcat Apr 29 '26
Funny that this thing is restricted by law but it's a pipe on a stick, lol.
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u/Spread-Hour Apr 29 '26
The barrel length makes it restricted but iirc the OAL (and the obvious sign its not a pistol) makes it a long-gun; and the fact its a "matchlock" muzzleloader makes it antique
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u/Pelcat Apr 29 '26
You're right, just gotta stick it to a long enough stick and it's good to go, lol.
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u/Eisenbahn-de-order Apr 29 '26 edited Apr 29 '26
Now weld 3 of them togetherÂ
Another reminder to get going on my revolving matchlock project 👀
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u/Spread-Hour Apr 29 '26
My brother if you buy em and ship em to me I will do whatever you want me to do with them
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u/Eisenbahn-de-order Apr 29 '26
It's easy! Just make 2 more handcannone and band them together
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u/Spread-Hour Apr 29 '26
For sure its easy but it aint cheap! Times is hard partner :(
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u/Eisenbahn-de-order Apr 29 '26
How much was one handcannone? To buy or to make I supposeÂ
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u/Spread-Hour Apr 29 '26
About 438.
250 flat
80 shipping
108 taxes and duties
I love living in canada!!!!!!!!!!
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u/Eisenbahn-de-order Apr 29 '26
Oh you bought it stateside. Why not just use heavy steady steel pipes, lol!
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u/Spread-Hour Apr 29 '26
Too paranoid for my own good. Dont wanna end up like Kentucky ballistics no sir!
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u/Mah_Buddy_Keith Apr 30 '26
You’d best be careful with that artillery piece or you’ll blow yourself to Kingdom Come…Deliverance!
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u/DougMacRay617 Apr 30 '26
Wtf even is this magician gat?
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u/Spread-Hour Apr 30 '26
15th century handgonne. (Handgun in modern English, although 'gun' and 'cannon' were used interchangeably so most people call it a handcannon)
They were used between 1288 (earliest example of a handcannon) and the very early 1500s.
There was a slow evolution from the pipe on a stick, nailing a piece of metal to the pipe on a stick (cradled in wood!), to a longer pipe in a stock that you put on your shoulder and rest on an aiming fork, to eventually us having hand-held shoulder fired matchlocks. Although this evolution happened slowly and in patches. For example, some gonnes had stocks but were ignited by hand, and some didnt have stocks but had serpentine triggers. In China handgonnes were even used amongst 'modern' matchlock muskets! Some flintlocks even!!
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u/tesseractivism Apr 29 '26
Face obscured... other industrial arts projects have not gone off as well.