Making 18th Century Artillery Priming Tubes
Welcome to Knox's Artillery, a Revolutionary War Living History Group. In our first episode as we gear up to fielding authentically reproduced 18th Century cannon we talk about the means to fire our artillery pieces, priming tubes. We share some history behind them and how we produces ours for use in living history reenactments and artillery demonstrations. Find us on the web at www.knoxartillery.com Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/knoxs_artillery Mullers Treatise on Artillery: https://www.google.com/books/edition/... Goosebay Workshops: http://www.goosebay-workshops.com Our content is for entertainment purposes only! Please do not attempt to do anything we are share without the proper guidance and supervision.
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