Large caliber bbmg unregulated CO2

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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Will this be safe?

depends on wether or not you're the target
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Perfectly safe for kids over 5 yrs of age ( muhahaha)
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Or @JSR you could try and replicate a resonator type muffler but that may prove to be a bit tricky with the size of pipe you would be using as a barrel. But if made right it should work great becomes it imposes no flow restrictions on the exhaust.
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I think the pressure washer handle will stand up to the liquid co2, I tried using propane in place of air on my bbmg and the liquid propane froze my blowgun but not the pressure washer handle. Anyways, go for it! I want to see the damage pics!
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These guns already operate on the venturi effect, it just isn't as efficient as it could be. :roll:
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Well, I realize that.......That is why I was suggesting using an actual venturi tube!!
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