4.2 inch Mortar

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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biged
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Thanks for the compliments guys.

The whole thing weighs about 80 lbs. Just like the original, it is not portable in any way.1

I run regulated CO2 or HPA, from a Palmers rig, Kolbalt regulator, or a O2 tank regulator modded for CO2 use.

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I like being able to sign in for the first time in months and see something this on the first page of new topics.
Biged, keep pumping out these raw frickin' cannons of yours.
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I saw this on ASR. Again, amazing job. This is one of the best -if not the best- replica cannons I've ever seen.
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Looks great!

What barrel material did you use (I'm curious about both the internal barrel and the sleeve)?

What kind of paint did you use? It has an incredibly military-like feel to it. Does it stick to the materials well?
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