What would fit paintballs better?

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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"3/4" in sch 120 would be the best fit, I know that harvel makes it but finding it would be another question. If all else fails got to www.onlinemetals.com and get a piece of .75" OD pipe with a wall thickness of 0.035 and that will give you a ID of 0.68"

:lol: .75-.035=.68? :lol:
Since when, exactly?
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Since now.
.075-0.035(2x) = 0.68 (a pipe has two walls.)

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DeathBlade wrote: (a pipe has two walls.)
Sounds like one of those Confucius-say things. How many walls does a cylinder have again? :wink:
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Ah ha! :D
Brain fart. :oops:
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