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

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Well I'm not thinking coaxial, I'm thinking qev, also I just don't think that with my current set up it would not supply enough power to launch a dart at the speed I wanted( like 600 fps) but with a pellet, I can go with a much higher velocity...... Also this is going for a new turn, I want to fit it into a smaller case, the actual rifle may be like 3-4 feet but it will fit in a 2 foot case.... Of course making this up to actual demetions may be a bit different, also does anyone know where to get like a yard long .22 caliber barrel? This is possibly going to be a possibility now because I have a friend :D, responses are wanted, it is a relitivel change in idea I'm still thinking of building one as a .50 cal dart gun, just have to figure out the rounds.... Also removing cartridge idea for now to simplify the process, though I am examining a 22 bolt, maby I'll get an idea about cartridge loading from a real gun later.
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Dartguy- build this first , and I promise you will be happy. Look how simple man, no excuses !
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but i kinda dont realy like that, sorry but to me it looks like a pipe with a handle.... (sorry)
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A pip with a handle is better than nothing, yours looks like a bunch of posts I didn't even bother to read :lol: (sorry)
CpTn_lAw wrote: :D "yay, me wanna make big multishot pnoob with 1000 psi foot pump compressor using diamond as main material. Do you think wet bread make good sealant? " :D
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i have a friend with some machining tools, therefor i can make some parts i couldn't before. so im thinking of a screw on barrel in .22 and removing the cartridge idea for now, so it will be a bolt action with an airsoft like mag. what would make a good chamber for pressures that reach higher than 1000 psi.
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Consider this : 4 gram nail thru .5" cedar @ 10 yards, from only six pumps in the chamber....
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dart guy wrote: what would make a good chamber for pressures that reach higher than 1000 psi.
Do you even realize just HOW vague that question is? :lol:

To be equally vague, I will suggest "metal" in suitable thickness to handle applied stresses. :|

There are many ways to design a pressure reservoir....many wrong...and few right. "Right" to me means a MWP with a reasonable and KNOWN safety factor (I use a minimum of 3xMWP at yield)...but that's JMO and ymmv depending upon whom you ask.

Give some dimensions for the reservoir and define a maximum working pressure...then you might get a usable answer.

It's a "garbage in....garbage out" kind of thing...and you supplied garbage. :roll:
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