5 Foot Coax

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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Fish8myb8
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propane for pneumatic? hybrid? :shock:
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pneumatic, the regulators are cheap and for my single shot metal pellet gun I dont even have to bother regulating it
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is there a notable difference between using air regular air and propane?
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Well I hsvent tried it yet but from what I understand is propane smells bad, takes longer to expand than co2 or other portable pressure source unless you have a expansion chamber, and its flammable
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