1/2" bore 3/4" copper coaxial musket

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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jmadden91
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Looks gorgeous mate very well done
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I bet that stock was a lot of work. Looks good.
I like the look of the copper tie downs too.
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wngovr wrote:I bet that stock was a lot of work. Looks good.
I like the look of the copper tie downs too.
you could say that but i enjoyed makeing it.. and i think it will look good with some dark stain and varnish
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Wow that stock is amazing! Sick job man
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absinthe
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thanks :) but its still not finished yet :P
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just some damage pics

@500psi number 0 sinker at about 6 mtrs into 12mm marine ply and 2 sheets of thin steel, went trough the ply and one sheet of steel almost through the next
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i have had some problems with my sealing face (and the backing washer) i have tried a new sealing face and a steel washer as the piston fling back bent the washer slightly concave after awhile :P
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