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Topic: New fire Extingusher killer gun :-) (Read 4,347 times)

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Re: New fire Extingusher killer gun :-)
« Result #1 on Feb 25, 2007, 5:27am »

Hi,

i have built a new steel spudgun.
You can see a video here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYW_HI1x8rw

regards

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Topic: cool ass atachments (Read 1,876 times)

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Re: cool ass atachments
« Result #2 on Aug 30, 2006, 12:58am »

k yea im just getting back into potato guns becuase mine wasn't working but it does now (i washed it out with soap and water)
and smells from like the potatos where so bad that there was no oxygen mixxing with my fuel, so yea

oh the holy is like 1 cm but i took a plactice stick and melted it in al then soderd (cant spell) the hole shut so its not problem anymore

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Topic: Seven-barrelled cannon (Read 2,764 times)

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Seven-barrelled cannon
« Result #3 on May 28, 2006, 10:22am »

Cannons with only one barrel are a bit old hat aren't they? I prefer a few more, say... seven. This beast has a 100mm chamber and seven 17mm barrels. I usually shoot darts that I make with paper, sticky tape, wax and nails. It can put a nail through three sheets of corrugated iron.

Here's some photos:
http://middlerun.sphosting.com/otherstuff/cannon-seven.jpg
http://middlerun.sphosting.com/otherstuff/cannon-seven-finished-1.jpg
http://middlerun.sphosting.com/otherstuff/cannon-seven-finished-2.jpg
http://middlerun.sphosting.com/otherstuff/cannon-seven-finished-3.jpg
http://middlerun.sphosting.com/otherstuff/cannon-seven-finished-4.jpg
http://middlerun.sphosting.com/otherstuff/cannon-sevenholes-1.jpg

That last photo is a test shot at an old ammo box made from 17mm plywood. The nails in the darts are all the way into the wood, stopped only by the nail heads. You can see six of the darts, the other having broken off its nail.

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Topic: check valve (Read 1,382 times)

sgort87
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Re: check valve
« Result #4 on Mar 8, 2006, 12:51pm »

You know that's really weird that you ask that because I just posted last night (I guess it would be this morning actually) on Spudtech how to make the concealed check valve assembly I use on my "Proton Pack" or "CBPL". That launcher can be seen here: http://forums.spudtech.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12544

This check valve assembly is much better than Boogie's for reasons you can read about on my post. Everything should be explained here: http://forums.spudtech.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12690 You need to sign up for an account but it is free and easy. Spudtech is the best spudgun forum worldwide. I was reluctant to transfer to it but I'm glad I did.

You're lucky I decided to poke my head in here!

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Topic: check valve (Read 1,382 times)

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check valve
« Result #5 on Mar 6, 2006, 7:28pm »

Ok. I know boogieman hasn't been on for a while, and neither have I, but hopefully someone else might be of some help.
I'm a little confused about how the check valve is built. Can anyone tell me exactly how it's assembled?
The pictures on this site aren't really helpful. Maybe a cross section?

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Topic: cool ass atachments (Read 1,876 times)

sgort87
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Re: cool ass atachments
« Result #6 on Feb 9, 2006, 12:29am »

How big is the hole? (Inches or cm please)

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Topic: cool ass atachments (Read 1,876 times)

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Re: cool ass atachments
« Result #7 on Jan 20, 2006, 5:19pm »

yea but the hole is right next to where the lightning thing is soo the bolt stop the lighting to go wihere its soppos to go. ( really nice ammo is those small ornges i was shooting them to day there called clamintims or something )

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Topic: coaxial piston valve hybrid (Read 3,309 times)

Lukas
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Re: coaxial piston valve hybrid
« Result #8 on Jan 19, 2006, 7:55pm »

Well,I just thought of the exact same idea a couple days ago, and then found it had already been worked with on spudtech forums. Look especially in the archives there. I only know of one or two guns of this sort to have been built, many people are skeptical of a valved hybrid, saying it won't be as powerful. Poohy! It'll be plenty powerful.

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