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here is my newest edition, it is a 6 ft 2 inch pneumatic cannon, the chamber is about 5 feet of 1 1/2 inch pvc, some elbows, and the barrel is 1 inch pvc sleaved in 1 1/2 inch pvc, (e-tape for tight fit). the ball valve is a 1 inch one that is fairly easy to open, and no, no sprinkler valve upgrades anytime soon, the pump is attached by electric tape, sinse i dont have any hose clamps, weighs in at about 7 pounds.

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i am only 4ft 9 inches, so that is huge for me, only pic. for now, damage pics later.

i am only 4ft 9 inches, so that is huge for me

that is what she said.

but nice cannon

here are some damage pics, it was done with a totsie pop with toilet paper wadding at 55 psi

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The Dr. better not piss you off! Blurry but nice all the same. How many pumps does it take to pump up a Totsie pop cannon? I bet more the 3, lol.

I say its a litle overkill but overall nice cannon

it looks huge. how tall are you? lol

i am 4 foot 9 and it is 6 foot 2, and each pump on a foot pump in this cannon is 1 psi per pump.

Thats a lot of pumping!! Good exercise too. Try building smaller pneumatics so you don't have to pump so much.

it only takes about 30 seconds to get it to get it up to 60 psi