Experience the 19th century fire power "new technology" that put an end to brick fortifications.
On April 11 1862 it took the Union troops 30 hours and 1,140 cannon shells to breach the "indestructible" walls of Fort Pulaski.
There are live fire cannon shows Saturday and Sunday. Read more about the Fort's fascinating history at www.shoutaboutcarolina.com
That's not live fire, that's shootin' blanks!! THIS is live fire with a 30-pdr Parrott:
Look up Paulson Brothers Ordnance, then check their 30-pdr Parrott video.
Direct hits on APC's at a mile and a half!!
jwellsgnr 1 year ago
@stewie13 That's the proper siege gun carriage for the 30-pdr Parrott. There are also garrison carriages and naval carriages.
jwellsgnr 1 year ago
i'm not gonna ask why they put a stationary gun on a field gun case.
stewie13 1 year ago
Is that the 30 pounder made by Steen?
3inrifle 1 year ago
it was awsome and i got to do the cannon calls there too i love dixie
shamurulz99 1 year ago
fort pulaski was taken and it proved the success of rifled cannons and brick fortifications as obselete so teh fort was not so amazing
nounever 2 years ago