Saphroneth
Lt. Colonel
- Joined
- Feb 18, 2017
It seems like the only way in which the effect would be different would be if the Confederate one involved the flame bypassing the fuze channel entirely while the Union one involved the flame breaking through into the whole of the fuze channel (and thus automatically making it be the shortest possible fuzing).
Either way the shock is the same, and my belief is that it's because the fuze was not designed for 10-12 pounder guns. This would explain why the problems weren't found at some point pre-war, because pre-war the US didn't really have any 10-12 pounder guns (or very few, at least).
Either way the shock is the same, and my belief is that it's because the fuze was not designed for 10-12 pounder guns. This would explain why the problems weren't found at some point pre-war, because pre-war the US didn't really have any 10-12 pounder guns (or very few, at least).