Velocity test on a can of water:
Almost finished...
It has a 1/2" qev, 0.875" barrel. My first breechloader I think. Barrel short enough to muzzleload an arrow.
Going for a California-legal look.
compact precision launcher
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Lays the hurt on the soda can nicely. 
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Sweet! Show us the launcher 
... but why?
oh...
... but why?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Stain is drying on the stock now. I'm going for something like...
https://atlantic-firearms-prod.s3.amazo ... fle-11.jpg
but more plant based, sustainable, carbon neutral and stuff. Also better trigger which isn't saying much when it comes to KelTec.
Here it is:
I'm not sure i like the scope like that. I think I might put a longer one on or use a ludicrous sunshade... obviously if it doesn't prove to be a as precision as I want I'll go to some irons
Now to make some projectiles
https://atlantic-firearms-prod.s3.amazo ... fle-11.jpg
but more plant based, sustainable, carbon neutral and stuff. Also better trigger which isn't saying much when it comes to KelTec.
Here it is:
Now to make some projectiles