1.5-1 and 1-.5 reducers

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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i couldnt find them at my local home depot and the worker dude wasnt any help. Are these normaly such a rarity? Any other parts I could use in the place of a 1.5-1 reducer and a 1-.5 reducer? Thanks
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Were do you live? Because in NC I can get them at home-cheapo, the exact fittings you need. The guy’s that work at home-cheapo don’t know anything, one of them told me they’d have a part I needed in by Saturday, this was Wednesday, come Saturday they still didn’t have ’em…
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thanks, i didnt have time to look for myself because my baby bro was screamin
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cool thanks for the advise
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yeah those are pretty common at home cheapo (or at least a coupling and flush bushing)
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