Guess that valve???air chamber???

[huntinggamo]

so take a look at this and tell me what kind of valve you think it is?
http://combattrainingsolutions.com/file ... 0PB_PP.pdf
also what are they using for an air chamber? is that a fire extinguisher? if so how did they adapt it. they say it is used at up to 400 psi.

[Antonio]

I guess similar to a sprinkler valve but then electric.

[rcman50166]

wow. I just opened the link at school. Didn't see that coming. Luckily no one saw. Anyway, for the brief moment I saw the page, the valve most resembles the valves on this page.

[Antonio]

wow. I just opened the link at school. Didn't see that coming. Luckily no one saw. Anyway, for the brief moment I saw the page, the valve most resembles the valves on this page.

A very powerfull solenoid then lol. Btw I think we should start something bc of ppls profile pictures. If I am in uni and am reading the forums some of these profile pictures (like one where a person holds a gun to there head) doesnt make me feel comfortable. I dont know how to block certain profile pics, but I hate it. This forum is not about real guns and about dead etc

[Hotwired]

The pictures show it being filled from a bulk tank/hpa tank which is undoubtably regulated.

Seems to be a basic over-under solenoid cannon but useable at 300psi.

Wonder if the the barrel plug skewered by a pin is capable of staying firm if the cannon went off prematurely or if it really is only there to have something to fiddle with before pouring effect powder in.

[Novacastrian]

This mortar has been talked about before, i can't seem to find the thread though.

@ant, glad to see you like my avatar
The reason i have that particular pic is that the guy is Eric Banna, an Australian actor- he is in character as "Chopper" in the pic. If anyone would like to edit the pistol out and replace it with a spud, be my guest!

Edit:Sorry, i got this thread confused with the mortar one, oh well, i always knew i was a dumb ass.