That is a magnificent rifle (can i call it a rifle yet?).

Your attention to detail is impressive, it looks almost nothing like a spud gun, and has already been stated, but more like a colonial weapon.

I'd ask for damage pics, but we don't need them, the gun is impressive enough without them.

You ...

Sorry to drag up an old topic everyone, but i've been looking through the ACT regulations, and:

Combustion cannons "or known by any name": Prohibited Weapon. IE is NOT covered under a class E firearm licence.

Pneumatic launchers: probably considered an airgun, at which point they require a class A ...

I agree with beebs111


NO!!

Unless you want to have ball mill pieces

When mixing chemicals caution is paramount, many mixtures will explode with shock or friction, and as beebs said, Al is very sensative.