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Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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nice i like the design
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With bb's at 80psi, it's pretty easy to hit a can from 6m+ away. If you use anymore psi then that, the bb just becomes very erratic and un-stable. A lead sinker at 150psi is very good. Flies very straight and hits very hard.
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Appologise for the double post but this is for seudo411 as to show him how the barrel setup is to help him with his latest gun.
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Thank you so much for the diagram, I understand now how it is done, I have also just finalized my air system order, it is a regulated co2 setup that can be set to run any where from 0 to 600 psi, so its all coming together now... To think a year and a half of planning and its so close. :P :P :P
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Not a problem at all mate, Glad to help :D.
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