First airgun.

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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Also, I'm not to sure but that stock could be worth something. If you look on eBay, they can get to a good price. What JSR's trying to say is that you might want to put it aside in order not to damage it as it's an amazing antique and needs to be looked after :)
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Yeah, well I got it for $15 dollars, so its not really worth much. And it came from an antique firearms specialist.
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Ahhh, ok. Do what you want with it then :P Anyway, A good effort for a first builf but i reckon it will be hard to convert without re-doing the whole thing. Next time i think you should go copper :)
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I am thinking about making a copper version, with a QEV or something, I dunno, havent gotten that far yet....
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