I have balls
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jackssmirkingrevenge
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25% is more than enough for me
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Brian the brain
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I would've at least expected a machined going away present..Let's face it Brian, no matter how short you cut your barrels, Europe is not big enough for the two of us
Do you have the specs for a Girandoni receiver?
Duane...good find!
Draw a smiley face on some...or maybe some other emoticon??
Gun Freak wrote:
Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!
Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!
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jackssmirkingrevenge
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I'm not closing the machine shop, just transferring across the Atlantic, so that's still a possibilityBrian the brain wrote:I would've at least expected a machined going away present..
Do you have the specs for a Girandoni receiver?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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LMAO, here i was expecting a story of dare, excellence and and maybe be a small shred of stupidity, but alas it was strictly about .... balls.
Correction, FUZZY BALLS ! 
I've had my gun done for a while now, but so far, I've only made a few low pressure test shots in the neighborhood.
Tomorrow, I'm going to take it to a friend's place out in the country, and see what it can really do.
Duane
I've had my gun done for a while now, but so far, I've only made a few low pressure test shots in the neighborhood.
Tomorrow, I'm going to take it to a friend's place out in the country, and see what it can really do.
Duane
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BigDeutcher
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Make video if possible, interetsed for my boys please.
Well, I took the tennis ball gun out to my friend's place this afternoon, and we fired it about 30 times.
All of my previous shots were at low pressure, about 25 PSI, with compressed air.
Today, I was using CO2, from a 20 LB cylinder, at about 75 PSI.
I've got a 150 PSI regulator on the cylinder, and used a 25 FT hose. The "air" coming out of the regulator is COLD. Very, very cold. That's partly why I used a long hose, to give it a chance to not be quite as cold when it went into my PVC chamber. That seemed to work O.K.
There was frost on the fitting at the regulator, but the tire chuck at the other end never got uncomfortably cold. Of course there was a couple minutes between shots, so that had to help.
We were firing on a mowed area, about 100 yds long. Beyond that was a pasture of tall grass that would have made it impossible to find the tennis balls.
Most of our shots were fired at a very high angle, ending up about 75 yds out. I don't know how high they went, but they were way up there. 8)
It was a lot of fun, and no tennis balls were injured, or lost.
I tried catching a couple shots on my phone's video camera, with dismal results.
Let's face it, I am not Steven Spielberg.
For a maiden voyage, I'm happy with it.
Duane
All of my previous shots were at low pressure, about 25 PSI, with compressed air.
Today, I was using CO2, from a 20 LB cylinder, at about 75 PSI.
I've got a 150 PSI regulator on the cylinder, and used a 25 FT hose. The "air" coming out of the regulator is COLD. Very, very cold. That's partly why I used a long hose, to give it a chance to not be quite as cold when it went into my PVC chamber. That seemed to work O.K.
There was frost on the fitting at the regulator, but the tire chuck at the other end never got uncomfortably cold. Of course there was a couple minutes between shots, so that had to help.
We were firing on a mowed area, about 100 yds long. Beyond that was a pasture of tall grass that would have made it impossible to find the tennis balls.
Most of our shots were fired at a very high angle, ending up about 75 yds out. I don't know how high they went, but they were way up there. 8)
It was a lot of fun, and no tennis balls were injured, or lost.
I tried catching a couple shots on my phone's video camera, with dismal results.
Let's face it, I am not Steven Spielberg.
For a maiden voyage, I'm happy with it.
Duane
Well, once I uploaded the videos that I had on the cell phone, one of them looks kinda' OK.
Let's see if I've got this procedure figured out right.
Duane
Edit: It looks fine on my PC, but the link that I posted only shows it AFTER it's been fired. I admit that I don't know what I'm doing, but I tried anyway.
Edit again: I've found that if you play it once, you don't see it all. But on REPLAY, it does better. I don't know why.
Let's see if I've got this procedure figured out right.
Duane
Edit: It looks fine on my PC, but the link that I posted only shows it AFTER it's been fired. I admit that I don't know what I'm doing, but I tried anyway.
Edit again: I've found that if you play it once, you don't see it all. But on REPLAY, it does better. I don't know why.
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