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From: Cossel <gib...@bo...> - 2009-12-31 19:11:39
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00's Spanish cannon of the "new invention" were made with a notch at the top of the base ring and a sighting button on the muzzle, and these features were also adopted by the French. But they soon went out of use. There was some argument, as late as the 1750's, about the desirability of casting the muzzle the same size as the base ring, so that the sighting line over the gun would always be parallel to the bore; but, since the gun usually had to be aimed higher than the objective, gunners claimed that a fat muzzle hid their target! [Illustration: Figure 47--SEVENTEENTH CENTURY GUNNER'S LEVEL. This tool was useful in many ways, but principally for finding the line of sight on the barrel of the gun.] Common practice for sighting, as late as the 1850's, was to find the center line at the top of the piece, mark it with chalk or filed notches, and use it as a sighting line. To find this center line, the gunner laid his level (fig. 47) first on the base ring, then on the muzzle. When the instrument was level atop these rings, the plumb bo |
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From: Boehlke <hap...@ar...> - 2009-12-26 04:07:42
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From: Beckfield <lo...@gr...> - 2009-12-06 22:56:21
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From: Harmeson <und...@li...> - 2009-08-28 11:51:31
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From: Cogburn <pa...@sz...> - 2009-08-23 08:29:51
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