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This is my newest cannon. It's a simple 1/4 in. ball valve operated sniper with a 3/8 in. copper barrel housed in 1/2 pvc. i got the stock ofline from ebay, it's an old daisy bb gun stock. The chamber is 1 foot of 3/4 pvc with a schrader fill valve. Hope you like it. Soon to be added features are bigger chamber, and a better barrel setup.

Damn i really like this gun. you need to paint the pvc black. It would also rock with a scope. I think you need to put a qev on this it will shoot better, more acurate( no turning and jerking),and easier.

The thing is it would be hard to do that because i use the ball valve as a trigger setup, it is postioned perfectly for a trigger. Qev's are kind of big and boxy and i think it would mess up the overall "sleekness" of the gun.

If you could find the one used on the copper head prime i think it would work.

linky. http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtop ... html#58896

Awesome gun, though personally I think you should have made the chamber out of metal. Then you could use it at ridiculous pressures and have fun with recoil!

A qev like this would be nice, can anyne help me find one, I've been looking, but no luck so far...

Have you checked mc master?

Grrrr... this is pissing me off... I can't find a good air tank that hs threads...

nice how did u get your pic in thge post that big and thos pics in the post are pretty crappy you should get clearer pics or ones that have light in it

Make your own man. Go for some metal pipe and a welder and try a piston valve with a small blow gun valve, you get the sleekness you like and power. Peace man

galvanized steel pipe is good and holds plenty of pressure.

I actually got my hands on an old 9 0z. paintball airtank, its really hard to get the gold thingy of the top so I can just use the tank... is there a trick or a method to get it off.

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I was wondering if one of these would work on my gun if I hooked it up to the valve...? http://www.xtremez.com/paintball/produc ... ber=TKCAQC A&variation=&aitem=&mitem=&back=yes&dept=226

Or would it be too much pressure for the valve???

How bulky would this actually be???

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Would it be better to go with the 1/8 in... the design is sleeker and smaller, but it could restrict the air flow... it might end up being worse than the 1/4 in valve I already have on there. I have have posted simple drawings of what they look like...

Screw the 1/4 in I'm using the 1/8...

dont quadrouple post holy shat theres an edit button for a reason god damnit....

for a marle rifle use the 1/4 definately..you will be disapointed with the 1/8 and the 1/4 will only cost like 2 dolalrs more..

ya I know I just realized I quadruple posted, sorry I can be a dumbass sometimes... But ya i think I'm gona buy the 1/4 in.