airsoft bazooka problems

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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hi I`m new to spud files and I am also making my first pneumatic cannon.......but I have some problems. I am trying to build a cannon meant for use in airsoft.I would also like it to look as close as is possible to a real bazooka while also being able to use shells. I have already come up with some ideas but I had to trash them all mostly because of my main problem which is is fitting a power source into what looks like a bazooka. any ideas?
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look at the 4.2 in chemical morter
it look like a morter but you can not see any ove the part just make it vertical
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whoa! thanks! that ought to help me get goin with it! although I didn`t think to ask this the first time but how much psi do you need to launch a bunch of bbs about 150 to200 feet?
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http://www.crewchiefpb.com/main/index.p ... 4&Itemid=1 Modify that to your purposes and you're golden.
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you could use a sprinkler valve incased in 3 in pvc
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twizi wrote:you could use a sprinkler valve incased in 3 in pvc


well I`d like to not use a sprinkler valve because they`re electronic and they kind`a intimidate me
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mod it
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ya that sounds a bit better
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:preloaded cartridges?
had a question bout` that,how do you put air into it?
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uhh do you not see the words schrader valve in that picture
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boom shtick wrote:
jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:preloaded cartridges?
had a question bout` that,how do you put air into it?
im buidling a airsoft shotgun sorta thing powered by pneumatic with a blowgun valve if i get it to work ill post and you can see
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:preloaded cartridges?
Starting off simple sounds much better. Gives motivation to continue the hobby when its a success. Cartridges aren't rly good to start with(complex)

Coaxial should work just fine, I also think their pistons are much easier to construct. You should provide us with more information on your plans and don't thrash those precious designs away! Show us what you hope to make and we'll try to help you get it to work?

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