SHooting or building spudguns
- dudeman508
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I was Just curious, do you enjoy having a spudgun or the challenge of desining and building a new better one. Personally i get bored just shooting a gun even one im not making or desining a new gun im trying out all sorts of new ammo
- Sticky_Tape
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We probably wouldn't be building them if we didn't enjoy it. Why would we build one if we wouldn't enjoy having one? yes & yes from me.
You can tell how awesome a cannon is by the pressure used.
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- daberno123
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I'd probably have to say that I enjoy the challenge of designing and building spudguns more. Thats not to say I don't also like shooting them, but playing around in the workshop is just more fun.
- dudeman508
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Ya I didnt mean that i got bored shooting it, i meant i got bored doing the same thing with it over and over but i love making new ammo
Definitely the design and build phase for me. Having them around to shoot is great, showing them off is great, but I get most of my personal satisfaction from time at the drawing board, studying and in the shop.
In other words, you would never catch me just buying one pre-built....for spudguns that is. However, BB, airsoft and paintball stuff could be another story...they aren't my thing but if they were, I would just buy it more than likely.
In other words, you would never catch me just buying one pre-built....for spudguns that is. However, BB, airsoft and paintball stuff could be another story...they aren't my thing but if they were, I would just buy it more than likely.
- dudeman508
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Ya i like that part alotstarman wrote:showing them off is great.
For it's designing, building and shooting, I worked on something for a month. Then it works and shoots, then I take it to the playground with my friends . It's like raising a child
G's from the Dutch, Tom
G's from the Dutch, Tom
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- SpudFarm
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i can say that nothing is more rewarding and fun than hearing a supersonic boom outside your house moments after you simply push a small button. when you walk out you find a target with a hole in, simple as that.
not more to say because it is not possible to really know.
not more to say because it is not possible to really know.
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- A spud gun insurance.
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My top list of enjoyment, where 1= most joyful and 5 least.
1-Firing a new spudgun for the first few times
2-Building a spudgun
3-Designing a spudgun
4-Having spudguns
5-Firing spudguns
1-Firing a new spudgun for the first few times
2-Building a spudgun
3-Designing a spudgun
4-Having spudguns
5-Firing spudguns
I have to say it's designing then constructing then the satisfaction of having a well made device.
The last two I could do any day of the year but new designs only come round once every blue moon.
The last two I could do any day of the year but new designs only come round once every blue moon.
I agree completely, after a while I do grow tired of firing a gun. The best part is designing and building, and showing it off (if you can).
I find I have to vary the ammo or target or it is just kinda repetetive. I do also quite enjoy making videos and playing about with things like shots in slow motion.
I find I have to vary the ammo or target or it is just kinda repetetive. I do also quite enjoy making videos and playing about with things like shots in slow motion.
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- sniper hero
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I really enjoy building and I enjoy the most the moment I find out that it works
after a lot of shooting I try new ammo or killing stuff
then I want a new gun and start designing
after a lot of shooting I try new ammo or killing stuff
then I want a new gun and start designing
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coming: semi auto pellet sniper:D
coming: semi auto pellet sniper:D
I like both shooting and designing, but I think being a member of this forum shows that you are interested in the design end of guns. The only cannons I like shooting are my basic pneumatics/ combustions. While adding a chamber fan, propane meter, etcetera results in better gun, it really isn't fun for me anymore. Anymore I just like shooting my aerosol ABS GB off the back porch when my friends come over. So I got to say I like shooting them better then building/ designing.
I can't seem to go a single day without coming up with at least one new design myself.Hotwired wrote:The last two I could do any day of the year but new designs only come round once every blue moon.
Seriously, just 5 minutes ago, it was plans for self contained semi/full auto combustions - where the only power source is a propane tank, and all venting, refueling and loading is done with spare energy from the actual firing process.
Might even be worthy of a prototype.
Does that thing kinda look like a big cat to you?