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13 in. Seacoast Mortar

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Paulson Brothers Ordnance - 13 in. Seacoast Mortar - http://www.pbocorp.biz/

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  • Not odd at all. During the Seige of Petersburg a 13-inch seacoast mortar was put on a railroad flat car and sent inland to front lies.

    Seacoast mortars were also used on specially built rafts on the Mississippi River.

  • Sure makes those pussy loads at Reenactments seem like childsplay. The heavies were nothing to mess around with on a Battlefield. I was here once, and that concussion is so heavy you feel like you are getting hit by a hammer when that 13" fires its 200lb shell. Even with Earplugs in... it still hurts. Thanks to the Paulsons who made this possible!

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  • @keithehlert Soilid shot would be a solid ball, this is shell because it explodes in the air the first time and it explodes when it hit the ground. Most old artillery shells used a timed fuze not a impact fuze exept some of the rifled shells so it might explode above, or after hitting the ground.

  • 0:35 sounds like a duck orgasming.

  • surprised the camera didnt get taken out

  • looked like solid shot to me...

  • We have those her in Charleston down at the Battery. I've always wondered what those were like when they were fired. Now I know! To be on the receiving end of one of those things must have been freightening to say the least! Thanks for posting this.

  • @MattCockburn Hardly shoots it that much anymore there s no range really for that monster But we do are looking for newbies to join in the ranks with the acwsa and the n-ssa

  • @UDI1995 no not really u got three guys carrying the ball the guy in the middle walks up little steps and sits the ball in the tube and then thats it

  • A very impressive mortar!

    But I guess its really hard to load.

  • Impressive stuff :-)

  • i just realized you posted that 9 months ago. so i mean might you have need for crew in the future?

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