coaxial, 2" barrel, 3" piston, 4" chamber

[richardbridges]

Has anyone built a coaxial with a 4" chamber, 3" piston, and a 2" barrel? If you have, let me know how it worked. If not, let me know what you think.
Thanks,
R. B.

[schmanman]

yes, It should work just fine. those are kind of the average dimensions of a large coaxial. It has been done before, and It works wonderfully.

[noname]

This is because of your perfect 3" piston, yes? It'll work fine.

[richardbridges]

Why yes, it is It's already built and works great. I just wanted to see how anyone else would fit a 4" chamber with a 3" piston. As soon as I get a better camera I'll stick it up here.

[richardbridges]

Here it is. I'll get better pics soon.

[King_TaTer]

Nice .. i like the tripod lol

[POS]

Wow, big ass cannon. Looks nice. At what pressure do you shoot it, and what's your ammo ?

[richardbridges]

5 foot long 4 inch diameter chamber with a 7 foot 2 inch diameter barrel. I've just been using potatos at 75 pounds. That's my limit on 28 acres. Most of the time I still don't even see them land.

[schmanman]

try a 12 inch long, 3/4 inch diameter steel pipe nipple, wrapped in tape, and shot at 5 pieces of plywood at the same time. you'll enjoy it.