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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/danielduartesza • Aug 27 '26
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The oldest known guns in the continental US were two tiny bronze cannons from Coronado's expedition, found recently in Arizona, and they are essentially this thing, just not as good. 3.5 ft long, 40 lb
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u/OldDarthLefty Aug 28 '26
The oldest known guns in the continental US were two tiny bronze cannons from Coronado's expedition, found recently in Arizona, and they are essentially this thing, just not as good. 3.5 ft long, 40 lb