Ah. That makes sense. There's no store even remotely where I live so I'm going to order online. I'm looking at everything there and am ready to order but there's nothing that says these fittings are pressure rated. Since this store was suggested I assume they are but I'd just like to double check be...

Thanks for some tips.

ewings1.com isn't a registered domain name. What domain did you mean frankrede?

I'll give a local rep a call too. That's a good idea I hadn't considered.

I'm building a water gun and for higher water capacity I'm using 4 inch PVC pipe. In the past I've used bell reducers but I've since learned that they're not pressure rated. Local stores don't seem to carry larger pressure rated fittings. I've also checked out McMaster-Carr but nothing I'm looking f...

Hope you weren't offended by my comments, it's more a spudder thing and difference between the two. No problem. Well, it's known that pipe failure involving water is much safer than pipe failure involving compressed gas. You have to watch out for different things. In water guns the main thing to wa...

I've read this discussion from the start and it's intrigued me. I'm one of the guys behind the Super Soaker Central website. I actually have made spud guns before (for the record) but it's not something I do on a daily basis. I was thinking of a constant pressure against the water directly by the pi...