The STINGER

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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spud yeti
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Wow, they are incredible. Thats some pretty insane power! How far away was it from?
Thanks a lot hey
really good quote/phrase here
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about fifteen feet. i brought home 10 more sheets of half inch plywood today. im going to keep adding layers to my "box of truth" until it finally stops the golf ball.
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