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[[File:10-inch Rodman Model 1861 at Fort Jay.jpg|thumb|right|400px|10-inch Rodman Model 1861]]

The '''Rodman Model 1861''', often known simply as the '''Rodman gun''', was the designation for a trio of large smoothbore cannons from the American Civil War era, intended for use in coastal fortifications. The Model 1861 was produced in 8-inch, 10-inch, and 15-inch varieties, nearly identical aside from their increasing size. In contrast to the over eighteen-hundred Model 1861s produced, there was also a grand total of three '''Rodman Model 1864''' guns made, one 13-inch and two 20-inch. Nearly two-hundred Rodman guns survive today, including both 20-inch guns.

=Specifications (Model 1861)=

* '''Type:''' Smoothbore cannon

* '''Caliber:''' 8-inch, 10-inch, 15-inch

* '''Length:''' 119.5 in (304 cm) / 136.7 in (347 cm) / 243.5 in (619 cm)

* '''Weight:''' 8,465 lb (3,840 kg) / 15,509 lb (7,035 kg) / 49,909 lb (22,638 kg)

* '''Range:''' 3,873 yd (3,541 m) / 4,836 yd (4,422 m) / 5,018 yd (4588 m)

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