How do you hold your gun

[FlyingTaters07]

Just curious, i hold mine at my side

[airpress]

I hold them on a stand.

[yuandrew]

Sometimes on my shoulder bazooka style. Other times, I rest the back end on the ground with the barrel pointed up at an angle and use my right hand to pull the ignition

[boilingleadbath]

Why is there no "it depends" catogory? I mean, many here have more than 1 launcher.

Typicaly: I use a stand, or a second person... I can't hold it with one hand, and actuate the pilot valve with the other - too long.

[FlyingTaters07]

i was gonna put that on their, but aol was messin up and i got mad, and just said heck with it, it took 3 attempts to get what i did

[Spencer]

I rest the back of mine on the ground and hold the front end.

[Darkerweb12]

It makes sense since my spudgun has a shoulder stock like a rifle, that i hold it like such.

[julz]

i hold mine at my shoulder since it almost has a stock in it.

[saladtossser]

i hold mine minigun style, and never shoulder fire a 2" gun, it hurts.

[CaptPIKel]

I prefer bazooka style. I tend to have better aim.

[Devilsmed98]

i hold mine anywhere except i haven't tried shoulder yet. cause im not willing to risk my head beining blown off yet.

[guitarfreak]

i hold mine anywhere except i haven't tried shoulder yet. cause im not willing to risk my head beining blown off yet.

me ether,i generally hold mine minigun style,or on a stand

[sgort87]

I usually hold mine in front of me against my right thigh. Yes, it's right next to my junk, but I got a good hold of it and the spot makes for good padding and decent acuracy. Otherwise I hold it under my right arm.

[deathtodeer666]

I always shoulder mount all my guns(except small ones) it just looks cooler, like army style. besides all mine have handles for that type of mount.

[nicholai]

i usually shoulder fire mine, MAX bursting pressure from an aerosol can (HFC #3 man!) is about 60 psi, and the potato is your weakest bursting point. If a 4" piece of pipe is rated at 220 pounds of water pressure id say its ok to safely fire at 60 pounds of air/gas pressure. I feel totally safe launching from my shoulder because of this, if something is gonna blow its gonna be the spud from my barrel.... hehehehe