replica BAR or m240 machine gun

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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which one?

BAR
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M240
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50%
 
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You're going to have to go with a regulated CO2 system if you need portability.

Do some searches in BB forums. Many of these issues have been discussed.
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starman wrote:You're going to have to go with a regulated CO2 system if you need portability.

Do some searches in BB forums. Many of these issues have been discussed.
yes i saw that but i think they said it would be used up to fast.

do you know anything about the vortex cap that was used in the BBMG p90 because iam trying to figure out how to make it.
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raptorforce wrote:
starman wrote:You're going to have to go with a regulated CO2 system if you need portability.

Do some searches in BB forums. Many of these issues have been discussed.
yes i saw that but i think they said it would be used up to fast.

do you know anything about the vortex cap that was used in the BBMG p90 because iam trying to figure out how to make it.
Sorry I do not... :(
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I would go with a simple cloud first to gain some experience with the concept as well as materials and techniques, then move on to something more complex. It pays to be ambitious but there is a learning curve, you'd be well advised to follow it ;)
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:I would go with a simple cloud first to gain some experience with the concept as well as materials and techniques, then move on to something more complex. It pays to be ambitious but there is a learning curve, you'd be well advised to follow it ;)
hmmm ok but i have no air compressor so what should i use?
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raptorforce wrote:hmmm ok but i have no air compressor so what should i use?
When I had no compressor, I used a foot pump and a 2 litre coke bottle ;)
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:
raptorforce wrote:hmmm ok but i have no air compressor so what should i use?
When I had no compressor, I used a foot pump and a 2 litre coke bottle ;)
how long is that gonna last? how many bb s will it fire

how much does a CO2 setup cost? is there anyway you could just you regualr air in portable tanks?

i cant start out with a cloud because i need a vortex right away because i dont really want to waste my money on that.
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raptorforce wrote:how long is that gonna last? how many bb s will it fire
Around 100 BBs in about 3 seconds.
how much does a CO2 setup cost? is there anyway you could just you regualr air in portable tanks?
Yours for just under 100 bucks
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