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Cannon vs. Pirate Ship: Shooting Projectiles from The Golden Age of Sail

Today we're shooting a stand in pirate ship hull with our revolutionary war style black powder cannon. Our stand in pirate ship is made out of 2" thick solid red oak planks, which represents the standard ship hull of the time which was between 2"-5" in thickness and was made out of a softer wood, usually elm or ash. We're going to be shooting the standard naval projectiles of the golden age of sail to see what kind of damage they would do to out stand in pirate ship hull. Bar shot, chain shot, lead cannonballs, steel and stone cannonballs, what kind of damage will they do to the hull? What kind of splinter damage will the hull do to someone on the ship? Let's find out! A Bit of History: Pirate and merchant ships of the time didn't usually carry many cannons, if any at all, as they were designed to be fast and agile, utilizing hit and run tactics, so heavy and expensive cannons were not standard fare on the average pirate or merchant ship of the day. Pirates were also trying to capture ships and the valuable cargo onboard intact, so small, light, and significantly cheaper anti-personal robinet cannons were the standard cannons found on the majority of pirate and merchant ships for self defense against pirates or for use against the merchant ships. 00:00-02:26 Introduction 02:27-04:46 Chain Shot 04:47-06:07 Bar Shot 06:08-08:48 Lead Cannonball 08:49-10:31 Stone Cannonball 10:32-12:20 Steel Cannonball 12:21-13:55 Grape Shot Musket Balls 13:56-16:06 Final Damage Overview 16:07-17:32 Outro If you have any ideas about things you'd like to see us shoot with the cannon or shoot out of the cannon leave them in a comment below and we will try to get those out for you guys! Inquiries or Partnerships: [email protected] #guntuber #guns #cannon #revolutionarywar #history #explosion #slowmotion #slowmo #rifle #shotgun #entertainment #stone #rock #cannonball #pistol #airgun #airrifleshooting #bbgun #pirates #piratesofthecaribbean #ship #sailing #sailingship #goldenageofpiracy #piracy #boat #boats #history