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This is my newest combustion gun. It uses a 100,000 volt stun gun to ignite the propane. It has 5 sparks inside the clear combustion chamber. The riffled barrel below will soon be used for this gun, I'm waiting on my quick release from banjocorp (Parts 200A 200B) I'm also going to put in a chamber fan. I love shooting this thing off at night!
Here it is. My latest combustion. This picture shows it with the chanber fan inside and the project box on the side that holds the batteries and the on/off button.
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Big Red Cannon
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PCGUY
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Last edited by PCGUY on Sun Jul 23, 2006 1:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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What are the dimensions of your combustion chamber?
What are the pros/cons of a rifled barrel?
What are the pros/cons of a rifled barrel?
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saladtossser
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it think that if u use a cylindrical ammo, the barrel will leak through the groves, unless it is a fruit/vegetable that takes its shape.
"whoa... I thought pimpmann was black..."-pyromanic13
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townbomber_01
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what did u use for the handle 
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ƒlying$pud
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that thing is an awesome meat axe, how much better is propane for fuel than deodarent or hairspray?
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UAE_gunner
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that thing is crazy. ive heard propane is a lot better and has much more power. im not sure though
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boilingleadbath
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Yes... metered propane is consistent, cheap, and more powerfull by an unknown degree. Non-metered propane is little better than the aerosol propelents... because it's the same thing, almost. (read the ingreadients some day)
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patraccoon
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check out the burnt latke site, I remember they had pressure testing comparing propane to other fuels, the next closest propellant being static guard.
It makes a world of difference. Its cheap, fast, easy to handle, very consistant, and best of all it doesn't leave nasty residue on the contacts and your clean out cap.ƒlying$pud wrote:that thing is an awesome meat axe, how much better is propane for fuel than deodarent or hairspray?
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carlbelcher
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pyrogeek stop dragging up old topics!
Is your Google.com Broken?!
How you make the rifled barrel you have a lathe that big?
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zeigs spud
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most people just go and buy there barrels pre-rifledDan003400 wrote:How you make the rifled barrel you have a lathe that big?
