Copper Pneumatic Cannon 3/4"

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Uploaded by on Sep 23, 2009

3/4 Oak piston, 2 "O "rings, and 1/2 flat washers for sealing and a bumper. Note the "eye" for easy removal.

See: http://i348.photobucket.com/albums/q339/BoyntonStu/Pistonwitheye9-20-09.jpg for details.

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  • Thanks, you get it, most do not.

    This is the most developed model (so far)

    youtube dot com/watch?v=qku0i8LqZws

  • Awsome! I am not getting where the air is stored.

    Do you have a check valve. What do you use for the projectile?

  • The air chamber is the short 3/4" copper pipe with the Schrader valve. The valve is used to discharge the gun if you do not wish to fire a projectile.

    The barrel ID is 0.81".

    It will shoot anything that will fit inside.

    Marbles with cloth around it, slugs, darts, etc.

    The piston valve seals the chamber to the barrel.

    I have tested it up to 450 psi using the A/C compressor.

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  • And to think you were gonna be banned from spudfiles.... Nice job.

  • sten air cannon. badass

  • anyway i live it good work

  • hey boyonstu im from SF why not slice the chamber about 1/4 away down then put an elbow

    their

  • Good job! Have you measured the speed of your bullets already? 5/5!

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