Actually yesterday, before I read this post, I was thinking about putting a gun into a spent casing. I grabbed a 7.62x54r shell (I shoot a Mosin Nagant M91-30) but then realized that the front of it is bottlenecked to accept the smaller diameter bullet. A schrader would fit nicely there, but I have ...

MaxuS the 2nd wrote:

Kash munni wrote:Now I can shoot inside my bedroom! (just kidding)

Kids browse this website to you know?

Yes I know... I just hope they can read the comment in parenthesis.

I got a floor pump! Now I can shoot inside my bedroom! (just kidding)

Sorry for the craptastic picture, it was done with my cell phone.

http://img265.imageshack.us/img265/8745/n13457833329770598184sz5.jpg

This is my collection. The top gun is my baby: My JG AK-47b Spetsnaz. My additions to it consist of a mock silencer, which is used to cover up the M4 length ...

I love the cannon. Is that just a galvanized steel pipe nipple for the chamber? I have a couple of those around and I am curious as to what kind of pressures they can take.

thanks, that is much less expensive than i could find anywhere else. btw, i did check my hobby stop, and the closest thing that they had was just barely to small. it was 1/4 OD with a .014 wall thickness, which equates to a .236 ID. 6mm = 0.23622047244 inch, but are actually just a slight bit ...

I think it's a very small spring-assisted piston. The firing "cap" in the back is just a push-button pilot valve. So it's basically a coaxial with several small barrels.

jook13 wrote: So basically it went through the nail

The nail went through the nail?!?

I love the gun though. I want an ergonomic smallbore launcher....

It sounds like he's describing this http://www.instructables.com/id/Airgun- ... ase-Valve/

Got it. Thanks guys!

Sorry it's taking so long on the damage... I need to find a good, hard hitting ammo.

This is my newest cannon. It's not the cleanest thing in the world, but I only had to buy 2 fittings for it, everything else i had laying around somewhere.

Main Body:
The main body is 1 1/4" Sch. 40 PVC. The Barrel is 1/2" sch. 40. I used a sch. 40 reducer with a bit of the middle sanded out to ...

If you're concerned about price, why would you suggest aluminum pellets/bb's?

Why do you think it's not coaxial? It's all inline like a coaxial, except the air tank on the bottom, which is just used to fill up the chamber after every shot.

Get one of those really small bike pumps and keep it in the side of your backpack. At my school people always carry around their backpacks into their classes. So just inconspicuosly reach into your backpack and connect the schrader... then pump slowly until you're done. Disconnect, load and fire!

I ...

Trooper, i think you mean " If they are in parallel you will probably need twice the voltage."

And backdraft, we know what you want. You didn't answer trooper's question, so we really can't help you so far.