[inuyasha]

with the realization that there are probably many laws of physics and international law broken by this...
http://www.docsmachine.com/nonPB/mortar.html
for when you want to shoot something with a real kick, dont reach for the .500
technically legal -- smooth bore black powder rifle... it DOES use pyrodex, but i dunno if A. i would trust it, and B. the cops would find you so intelligent

[Gunnie Ed]

international law, most likely, laws of physics, no.

good idea, i mean, it's just one of those old style artillery peices. no biggie.

you could probably get a nepoleon without too much hassle.

[rebel727]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Gunnie Ed

international law, most likely, laws of physics, no. good idea, i mean, it's just one of those old style artillery peices. no biggie. you could probably get a nepoleon without too much hassle.

Napoleons ain't cheap!

[BattleRifleG3]

Nothing illegal about owning or building such a thing in the states, as it's muzzleloading. But using it would probably be treated the same way as using a firearm. Probablythe same as robbing a bank with a flintlock, as one guy in the '30s did on a dare.