Indian 18th Century Bronze 4-Pounder Cannon of Historical Significance The Pacific on HBO Two-seat variants remained in use

Two-seat variants remained in use for training and secondary roles with the Royal Air Force (RAF) and Royal Navy until the early 1990s

the movement being undertaken by a spring loaded pawl driven by the left-hand eccentric by way of a slide fixed in the left body wall

Its practical range was estimated at some 2

There are some in and out marks and just a hint of age in the surfaces

Each Dummy Rifle comes with a Butt Plate and provision for Sling Swivels although swivels are missing

Indian 18th Century Bronze 4-Pounder Cannon of Historical Significance The Pacific on HBO Two-seat variants remained in useOriginal Item: Only One Available. Included in our Royal Nepalese Army purchase of 2003 was this magnificent Indian Bronze Cannon, fully decorated measuring 66" overall and 15" across at the trunnions. The swamped muzzle it 9" across with a bore size of 3. 375" making this a 4 Pounder. The Cascabel on the rear has been lost, most probably "in action" as by tradition this Cannon was taken by the 6th Madras Light Infantry at the Battle of Seringapatan