Hey
This cannon has been posted on here before (I'm talking almost over 2 years ago) but it was very basic and since then it has had rebuilds, paintjobs, accessorys and lots of little adjustments.
Specs:
Type: Pneumatic
Ammo: 16mm Marbles
Pressure: 80-140psi
Configuration: Under-over
Valve: 3/4" Modified Sprinkler
Trigger: Blowgun + Safety Valve
Red+Green Dot Sight
Adjustable Bi-pod
Sling (not seen in photo's)
Gun Metal Paintjob
3/4" Stock
Ball valve breech load
16mm Copper barrel cased in 3/4" PVC
Enough talk heres the pics:
Marble Gun
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Nice, bit big on the chamber volume for my likes but very well refined
Is the bipod an actual Harris or a cheapo imitation?
Is the bipod an actual Harris or a cheapo imitation?
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Fortunately you mean, you don't want a bipod that costs more than your launcherScottaiii wrote:Cheapo imitation unfortunatly, but it does the job
Integrally suppressed barrel of courseI can't really think of much else to do with it
Overall it took me about 6 months of which to build, altho that was not 6 months straight, more or less when i had time. It had been sitting in the shed for the last 10 or so months, with the occasional use to impress the friends Then i decided to spice it up from the boring PVC look.SP00K wrote:Very well constructed. How long did it take you to build?
I would not bet on that It Cost me over $150AUD to build + more for mess-ups and just trying things out.Fortunately you mean, you don't want a bipod that costs more than your launcher
Well yes that would not be such a bad idea, I've built an attachable silencer before, but internal would be nice. But how much power will i really loose if i was to do that, say 16mm barrel, cased in 1inch silencer?Integrally suppressed barrel of course
Thanks.
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If you port say the last 3 inches of the barrel you shouldn't really notice a decrease in power without a chronograph.
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Wow! This is amazing, by-far one of the best, most professional and most deadly looking rifle designs with out an actual stock.
This is just awesome; this is definitely a design Ill be looking into when I get around to building my first Pneumatic
Again Great Job keep up the good work.
This is just awesome; this is definitely a design Ill be looking into when I get around to building my first Pneumatic
Again Great Job keep up the good work.
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You think this is amazing, look at xm2 or the u2 piston rifle. They are both very nice. Overall this is a pretty nice gun though.PureMarksman wrote:Wow! This is amazing, by-far one of the best, most professional and most deadly looking rifle designs with out an actual stock.
This is just awesome; this is definitely a design Ill be looking into when I get around to building my first Pneumatic
Again Great Job keep up the good work.
Yeah, it's that important.
Looks very very good.
My only suggestion, all Pneumatic PVC guns NEED pressure gauge. for safety. I've show my cannon a few times just to have 10-15 psi of "left over" pressure.... stick a new piece of ammo in.... and accidentally fire...
So, over all Great looking gun. You juts need a gauge!
My only suggestion, all Pneumatic PVC guns NEED pressure gauge. for safety. I've show my cannon a few times just to have 10-15 psi of "left over" pressure.... stick a new piece of ammo in.... and accidentally fire...
So, over all Great looking gun. You juts need a gauge!