CO2 cartridge rifle

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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If the superglue winds up failing I'll try JB Weld. RIght now it seems to be working so I'll just leave it. I had a similar idea for the cartridges, but I would just drill out the hole already in them, pour a little bit of solder into the hole to weigh down the tip, and then putting a screw with some fins on the end into the hole to make a big dart. As for the range, I don't really have enough room to test that.
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If you cut off the pointy bit and weight the roundy bit with solder, there won't be any need for fins ;)
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