1/2'' Ammo?

[flamerz14]

but the showcase says your I.D. is 16mm..

[iknowmy3tables]

isn't .5" pvc just about the same as 15mm practically, its not really .5" and it varies for pvc1 and pvc2
its all the same i believe and its all larger than .5"

[chaos]

but the showcase says your I.D. is 16mm..

yer true but i use 5/8 lead sinkers mainly n they kindof mould with a lil bit of force to the i-d of the barrel,

soz i should have wrote 16mm

[flamerz14]

so then..what shall i use for a 15 mm barrell? i cant fit in marbles (unless the tiny ones).

[chaos]

make you own darts,

buy sinkers from a fishing tackle shop

make some shot shells filled with nails small rocks ect

im sure you will find somthin practical to use as ammo

have fun
~chaos

[flamerz14]

I really want to make the bb buckshot but unfortunately, I can't get bb's where I live cos its deemed dangerous..I can only get these hard candy which look like and work like bbs.plus its edible!

[chaos]

so make shift and pack the shells with rocks or nails maybe even some small sinkers

[ammosmoke]

Just go to your local craft store, and pick up a load of cheap round beads!!! Easy, easy,easy!!! Enjoy!!

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

so make shift and pack the shells with rocks or nails maybe even some small sinkers

Get some wood nails (the softer kind) and hammer the heads on a hard flat surface to give you a fin of sorts. Loaf a bunch of them into a sabot and there you go, flechette round!

[Redcoat]

A 1/2" SCREW. or some 1/2 dowel rod.Id personally go for the dowel rod because its like a baton round.

[chaos]

so make shift and pack the shells with rocks or nails maybe even some small sinkers

Get some wood nails (the softer kind) and hammer the heads on a hard flat surface to give you a fin of sorts. Loaf a bunch of them into a sabot and there you go, flechette round!

BING!! IDEA.....brb

[ammosmoke]

ERm, I wouldn't try that.......

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[jackssmirkingrevenge]

no problem if you use a long enough abot and proper wadding

[knappengineering]

-mini marshmallows(work best if stale so leave the bag open for a few days before launch)
-ice(put plastic wrap on the end of a piece of 1/2" pipe, fill w/ water, and freeze. when u take it out it should melt just enough to come out and then put it in your barrel)
-pen caps
-plastic wire nuts