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A ''Vogt-pattern'' spudgun is a type of repeating launcher invented by the late Bill Vogt. | A ''Vogt-pattern'' spudgun is a type of repeating launcher invented by the late Bill Vogt. | ||
They can be built on a large scale, to launch tennis | They can be built on a large scale, to launch [[tennis ball]]s and such, and such launchers are generally capable of expelling several projectiles per pressurized [[chamber]] in a very short amount of time. | ||
==Construction== | ==Construction== | ||
It consists of a tubular magazine inline with the barrel, loaded with projectiles, a air inlet perpendicular to and between the magazine and the barrel. | It consists of a tubular magazine inline with the [[barrel]], loaded with projectiles, a air inlet perpendicular to and between the magazine and the barrel. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:07, 1 June 2008
A Vogt-pattern spudgun is a type of repeating launcher invented by the late Bill Vogt. They can be built on a large scale, to launch tennis balls and such, and such launchers are generally capable of expelling several projectiles per pressurized chamber in a very short amount of time.
Construction
It consists of a tubular magazine inline with the barrel, loaded with projectiles, a air inlet perpendicular to and between the magazine and the barrel.
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typical Vogt-pattern, shoots golfballs
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