5ft copper rifel
Looks like there are reducers to all of the ports of the tee? If so that will hit your power.
Otherwise another great copper cannon! How ergonomic is it? I used the ball valves you're using and they were cack! leaked like a sieve!
Jonnyboy - the nicest thing for copper IMO, is polishing it then lacquering. Keeps that beautiful shine.
Otherwise another great copper cannon! How ergonomic is it? I used the ball valves you're using and they were cack! leaked like a sieve!
Jonnyboy - the nicest thing for copper IMO, is polishing it then lacquering. Keeps that beautiful shine.
Those who would give up Essential Liberty to purchase a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. -Benjamin Franklin
the chamber is 35mm then a Yorkshire 28 fitting was hammered into the 35mm pipe and lots of solder the piston sealing face is a piece of 22mm pipe and is the smallest part
it is quite nice to hold you get a nice recoil as well im thinking of fitting a 2kg 200bar extinguisher to it to store hpa and since its aluminum it will polish up nice aswell im also thinking about putting a long marble barrel on it
it is quite nice to hold you get a nice recoil as well im thinking of fitting a 2kg 200bar extinguisher to it to store hpa and since its aluminum it will polish up nice aswell im also thinking about putting a long marble barrel on it
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You sure it's rated to 200 bar? It's just that usually the aluminium fire extinguishers here are for powder and only rated to a few hundred PSI. Yours could be different though.it is quite nice to hold you get a nice recoil as well im thinking of fitting a 2kg 200bar extinguisher to it to store hpa and since its aluminum it will polish up nice aswell im also thinking about putting a long marble barrel on it