co2 powered

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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SpudStuff wrote:4th Dead Topic!
maybe we should start counting how many times you make stupid 3 word posts, bitching about dead topics. *sniff*sniff* I smell a wannabe moderator lol
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sprinkler valves would make it much cooler to look, and easier to fire...

iamthewalrus is right you must give it some rest, the pipe could expand and be more brittle, overuse can break the pipe easily... :D :D :D
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You shouldn't use co2 with sprinkler valves, like pvc they are brittle and cold when used with co2 and are dangerous to use in that state.
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