My potato cannons, my evolution from not so good to awesome.

Boom! The classic potato gun harnesses the combustion of flammable vapor.
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SpudFarm
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haha i LOVE your work... :)
that some awesome fire power...
"Made in France"
- A spud gun insurance.
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kostaki
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One question are those rubber bell reducers because seen something like those at home depot are they rated for pressure i would like to know thanks :D
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drex
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:shock: WOOAhHHHAaa :shock: , thats one big aas gun you got ur self there. i remember seeing that video a wile ago.
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starman
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Man that's one big A cannon you've got there, especially for a handheld. As has been mentioned, your reputation preceeds you via your You Tube's.

Nicely constructed guns you've got!
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FishBoy
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i've seen your videos before, they're amazing, but i never got a good look @ your cannons
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