Old Ironsides Saluting

[gbldivmrk]

The oldest ship still in active U S Naval service.

[fushheads]

Thumbs up if there should be a broadside done one day.

[rockyson990]

@fushheads A full broadside would rip the 200 year old thing apart.

[EWAdams]

@rockyson990 A broadside would not rip Constitution apart if it was firing blanks. Guns don't recoil nearly as much if there's no projectile in them.

[AViolentCobra]

@EWAdams yeah dont even need blanks, watch how they simulate the HMS Victory Broadside, small packets of Black Powder strapped to the end of the cannons :)

[USMarineRifleman0311]

@AViolentCobra

That method isnt reloadable.

The Constitution has something like a set of 50-75mm non recoiling cannons that are reloaded using modern casings.

[AViolentCobra]

@USMarineRifleman0311 can do up to 6 "shots" using that method. the packets are packed around the end.

[fushheads]

@rockyson990 A rippling broadside then?

[Desicionoflife]

Oh the skill it must have taken to actually hit something with that... o.O

[hamace]

Boats are boats too. I boat a canoe a boat store once. And they had no subs. I did eat one later on though. My friends in Kentucky calle hoagies. Some how they tast different .i guess hillbillys don't make sandwiches like the Italians in Boston do. Hey ! Why am I goin on and on about this?

[nintendorocks67]

I have rode that boat

[Apachecatdog]

It's a ship, submarines are boats