Hi I am kind of new to combustion cannons and I was wondering if breech loading was possible or if its not a very good idea
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breech loading?
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breach loading is commonly used in cannons. If I were to guess maybe 10% of the cannons here? For an example look at the one i designed. There's an animation along with an explanation of how it works.
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/propose ... 12861.html
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/propose ... 12861.html
a ball valve is another route that is pretty sweet and convenient to use. Simply drill a hole in the side of the ball valve big enough for the ammo. Here is a pic of the one I put on mine...
Of course yours in the diagram would work fine.... but yeah, I would definately reccomend some sort of breech loading...
Of course yours in the diagram would work fine.... but yeah, I would definately reccomend some sort of breech loading...
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ooo ya I forgot about that I saw how to do on youtube one time and I totaly forgot thanks this is some thing I am really going to try to do
just make sure your ammo fits through it... my barrel was 1/2 inch but the ball valve was 3/4. when you buy the ball valve take the ammo you want to use with you and make sure.
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