Hotwired, could you post some links to the websites you use to buy things for this project. Thanks.

jrrdw wrote:Kinda lightweight ain't they?

I agree. I don't think they would be heavy enough to do any real damage of even fly very far.

I buy all my pneumatic parts from Airline Pneumatics.http://www.airlines-pneumatics.co.uk/

Here are there pressure relief valves. Cost around £25. http://www.airlines-pneumatics.co.uk/we ... de=S070140

Yes like JSR said, the quick search I have never got to work however I usually find what I am looking for with the advanced.

Yes your QEV will be fine at more than 10 bar.

Can a mod please delete/merge the other two topics

Nice job. Much better than first and like Brian said, can we have a video of it.

Yes, always be sure to check the wall thickness. I made a similar mistake a while ago and had to buy a new section of pipe as nothing would fit in it.

Nice little gun you've got there. Like Gun Freak said a little ghetto but hey, who cares?

Ok, first welcome to the forum.

However on spudfiles we try not to spoonfeed. Please use the search function and you will find plently of simpley pneumatic designs.

I think this says it all.

I think the body/stock could use a bit of work but apart from that good.

Damage Pics!

Nice cannon. Shame about the cops.

I would definitely use a QEV. Much better performance and are not hard to find.

Also I would also recommend using metal, just to be on the safe side. 8)

I agree with JSR. I recently spent a lot of time looking for sprinkler valves. I then did a bit of research on QEV's and Piston's and realized a QEV is much easier to acquire and is much better than a sprinkler. Have a look at this website, it is where I buy most of my pneumatic parts from. There QE...

Crna Legija wrote:

Pics or it didn't happen.

I agree. There really is no point in starting a topic on your new gun without pictures.