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All sounds good to me Chris. Whatever floats/ sinks your boat.
Rob.

The only other thing is to doctor the ship mats then.
I am getting better at this with a bit of cut and paste.

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Reinforced Brig Sloop to take 16 32 lbr Carronades.

Rob.

I think that the gunners lacking training is a good idea Chris. Keeps things within the realms of the rules.
Rob.

Undersized ships with big ideas then Jonas.:wink:
Rob.

Right Andy.
With the Spanish overgunned. I think it very good employment to play your Carronades upon them.
Rob.

Only the British had true Carronades Andrew. The Obusier I believe that was what the French called it was admitted to be a poor replica even by them and did not figure largely in French or Spanish...

Maybe we should see enlightenment from Andrea upon this subject Jonas!
Rob.

The generally accepted rule for Frigates by most civilized nations was to leave them unmolested unless they were attempting to influence the line of battle by raking liners sterns or towing off...

The sloop Galvarino which I will be using for the Chilean campaign was an all Carronade ship with sixteen 32lbr Carronades and just two 6lb bow chasers. Consequently I am finding this very...

Seems logical to me Aaron. I never actually spotted that loophole, but I suspect that some did.
Rob.

Personally I do not use continuous fire. The rules on Carronades which have been introduced seem to cover it better as far as I am concerned. However, i don't sail for a Navy without the advantage of...