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do u think adding a spring to the piston valve to reseal it would work to make it semi

No. You don't need a spring to make a piston valve semi-auto. You are clearly misunderstanding or not understanding at all how piston valves work.

Gun Freak wrote: No. You don't need a spring to make a piston valve semi-auto. You are clearly misunderstanding or not understanding at all how piston valves work.

but it's better with a spring, for me i need the spring to keep my gun's semi auto as i don't need a constant air supply

You made a custom pilot valve though. In most cases, adding a spring will only decerease power.

if you chose the right spring that decrease it's insignificant

Insignificant, but existant.

qwert123 wrote:and scare squirls not kill the cute little things

Take two lengths of wood, and place one on top of the other. Take one hinge, and affix it into end of said wood so that the two are hinged around their ends. Take two cupboard handles, and affix one to the outside of each piece of wood.

Your result should look something like this:


This very simple build can be used to easily scare away squirrels. You can either make loud noises by bringing the two halves together hard, or you can throw it at them. Your choice.

Yeah, it's not a spudgun, but I believe in efficient and practical solutions to problems.

If you have a plinking problem, I suggest you deal with it separately.