this i just a little gun i made in about 10 minutes
valve:1/4 ball valve
chamber: 1 1/2 inch steel" i little big I know all I had"
barrel: 3 feet of sch 40 1/2 inch piping
Ammo: darts or marbles
damage pics will b up soon
Parts gun
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...how exactly do you attach the barrel to the valve.
That last picture is awesome, cheers mate.
*throws up a bit in mouth*
Just joking man, for a parts gun it's alright I guess, but I've never really built a gun without actually planing and thinking it through, improvised guns always come out looking kind of shoddy, with blue zip ties and pink duct tape holding the barrel
I think if you added a longer barrel, bigger ball valve and a real pipe connection the the chamber, it would be a praise worthy gun,
And also, that's a galvanized chamber, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING WITH 20 PSI??? step it up mate! come join the big boys...
Just joking man, for a parts gun it's alright I guess, but I've never really built a gun without actually planing and thinking it through, improvised guns always come out looking kind of shoddy, with blue zip ties and pink duct tape holding the barrel
I think if you added a longer barrel, bigger ball valve and a real pipe connection the the chamber, it would be a praise worthy gun,
And also, that's a galvanized chamber, WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING WITH 20 PSI??? step it up mate! come join the big boys...

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Pretty good for a parts gun; nice stock.
I have to agree with sputnick, a longer barrel and bigger ball valve would improve performance, and you could be firing that thing at a much higher pressure: my pneumatic is all galvanized steel, and I've taken it past 200 psi (It could go much higher, but I'm stuck with a weak compressor for now).
By the way, how do you pressurize it (i.e. schrader valve, quick connect, etc.). Just wondering.
I have to agree with sputnick, a longer barrel and bigger ball valve would improve performance, and you could be firing that thing at a much higher pressure: my pneumatic is all galvanized steel, and I've taken it past 200 psi (It could go much higher, but I'm stuck with a weak compressor for now).
By the way, how do you pressurize it (i.e. schrader valve, quick connect, etc.). Just wondering.
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yeah I know it because I was in my garage and my sisters room is in back of the garage and she gets pissed when I shoot stuff i am planning on getting a shock pump so i can take it up to much higher pressures oh and im filling witha schrader
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Perhaps if you were more respectful, ... this 12 YEAR OLD would help YOU get YOUR co-ax working.Just joking man, for a parts gun it's alright I guess, but I've never really built a gun without actually planing and thinking it through, improvised guns always come out looking kind of shoddy, with blue zip ties and pink duct tape holding the barrel
Nice effort CK, keep it up.
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Good work, especially for your age. You always seem to be able to turn a gun out of what materials you have available at the time, a bit similar to me I guess...
Keep it up
Keep it up
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Perhaps if you were more respectful, ... this 12 YEAR OLD would help YOU get YOUR co-ax working.
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Thanks Gippeto, but I think I'll pass on strapping it to wood with zip ties and duct tape...
Sorry, kid, but I just really don't appreciate improvised guns, I mean, you could have taken this SO FAR with a bit of money and more time, I mean that, most people don't even bother with stocks and whatnot, and that part I do appreciate, but then I always think, "If he put in the time to fashion a stock for it, Why not put a bit more into it and make it superb?"
Perhaps if you were more respectful, ... this 12 YEAR OLD would help YOU get YOUR co-ax working.
Thanks Gippeto, but I think I'll pass on strapping it to wood with zip ties and duct tape...
Sorry, kid, but I just really don't appreciate improvised guns, I mean, you could have taken this SO FAR with a bit of money and more time, I mean that, most people don't even bother with stocks and whatnot, and that part I do appreciate, but then I always think, "If he put in the time to fashion a stock for it, Why not put a bit more into it and make it superb?"

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sputnick wrote: I just really don't appreciate improvised guns,
If that works for him, fine, but I have a hard time seeing the beauty in an unplanned gun that was just thrown together.[/i]

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