GuyFawkes placed 36 barrels in a wood store room under the House of Lords building, had they all been detonated would have leveled most of the Westminster palace complex.
Thirty-six barrels of powder, Jack One little match and they'll never be back-
there were 36 barrels.
GuyFawkes placed 36 barrels in a wood store room under the House of Lords building, had they all been detonated would have leveled most of the Westminster palace complex.
Black Powder.
The guns used black powder. It produced volumes of smoke and as highly corrosive to the chambers and barrels.
Black Powder. When the brass cartridge was developed, it also used Black Powder. But the metal used to make the rifle barrels became stronger so they could take more pressure. An improved powder was developed that burned hotter and was smokeless; thus it was called Smokless Powder.
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The first ones had six barrels that used .58-caliber ammunition.
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I'm not sure exactly what you're asking here. Generally a shotgun with Damascus barrels (those showing a spiral pattern on the outside, since they were made from spiralling layers of metal) will have been made for black powder only. In their time, fine Damascus barrels were considered a superior option, but caution should be exercised shooting such guns now, and definitely only black powder should be used. If in doubt, get the gun checked by a qualified gunsmith.
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Depends on the bullet weight AND the type of powder used.