I was out shooting yesterday, for distance, when I had an idea. I slapped on the 4" diameter barrel (I was using the swat gun), and jammed this old combustion i found down the barrel. It is 3" in diameter, the barrel is 2' in diameter. the chamber is 1 1/2 feet long, the barrel is 2 1/2 feet long. I shot it. KA-KUNK! it went 600 yards! so I decided to shoot it at a car hood. but first I slipped an empty blue propane tank from a torch into the back of the combustion, and screwed the cap back on. I connected the air compressor, and watched the needle on the gauge. at 40 psi, I flipped up the toggle cover, and flipped off the safety. I then pressed the button on the center of the controller. KA-KUNK! the combustion flew through the air so fast I couldn't see it. with an instantaneous KA-BAM! the car hood fell down. the propane tank, once a cylinder, was as flat as a hamburger bun looked at from the side. the combustion gun was in a ton of pieces, none of which were bigger than a potato chip. the car hood was caved in 1 1/2 - 2 feet, with a 4-5 inch wide tear/ hole in the center. all the paint within 3 feet of the dent was knocked off. then we shot a concrete filled Gatorade bottle through 3-4 inches of fiberboard (particle board). we shot other stuff, too, but right now I'm tired of typing because I'm lazy today.
oh yeah, I also am going to shoot some new ammo I made today. but on Thursday, Ill be gone most of tomorrow evening . It's a foot long section of 2" PVC, with two end caps, filled with colored water and lithium grease. I m going to shoot it at a tree. it should be fun
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. I want to shoot one (a potato gun) at 90 or 100 psi with that thing. It would be devastating. each 2-3 psi makes a huge difference with this thing, because the chamber volume is so big.
