Rifled 1" pipe would be a good thing. Rifling would be best on a low calibre launcher in the style of a rifle, and 1.5" is getting too large for that in my opinion. They have been done, but it seems too much to me.

I agree.

As for copper barrels, I have been getting into these as well and have ...

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:What's the minimum calibre you can rifle?

I have done 1 inch barrels, but it is a real pain in the A@@! I prefer to go no smaller than 1.5 inches however, as I said before, if I make this a full time venture, I will most likely do barrels from 1 inch to however large someone wants.

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Sounds impressive, but until someone successfully rifles copper pipe, I'm going to have to wait. I'm not too fussed about accuracy, if I can hit it reliably from a safe firing distance, that's more than good enough for me, but I wouldn't mind trying a rifled barrel some time and seeing how it ...

Rifled barrel are still available for sale on the web,they are made with the same machine joel uses/used supposedly.But there is nothing wrong with good competition!So what style does your rifling machine use?A cutting Die?Single Cut?Or are you going to be secretive aswell?

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MaxuS wrote:Only shipping inside the states I presume?

As long as you pay actual Shipping, I will send them anywhere you want.

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