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Ammo List

Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 10:19 pm
by CS
I decided to make a ammo list so us spud gunners could exchange ammo ideas. Tell me if there is anything missing and Ill edit it in to my list. Hopefully it will help the beging spudgunners. Agian if there is something I dont have listed please tell me. Please help me with barrel sizes of the ammo I dont have listed.

Regular Ammo: Tennis Ball, Paint Ball, Golf Ball, BB's, Ping Pong Ball, CO2 Cartrage, Nerf Football, Chaulk Tube, Atenna Ball, Ear Plug, Light Bulbs, Hand Ball, Darts, Toliet Paper, Pringle Can, Bike Peg, Moth Balls, Sock (filled), Ballon (filled), Wooden Dowel, Marble, Soda Bottle, Batteries, Ball Bearings, Medicine Bottle, PVC Rockets, Condom (At least you can shoot them when your done instead of throwing them away!), arrows

Ammo accoriding to barrel size: .5- Ear plug, Lemmon Heads 1.5- Golf Ball 2- Chaulk Tube 2.5- Tennis Ball 4- Toliet Paper *Marble, *Soda Bottle, *Batteries, *Ball Bearings, PVC Rockets, *Sock, *Ballon, *Wooden Dowel, *Wooden Dowels w/ Bolt, *Darts (Home made)

Moldable Ammo: PVC Rockets, Ice Slug, Clay, Lead Slug, Durham Rock Putty, Wax, Concrete, Pycrete, Water

Ammo that you can eat: Potato, Grape, Corn, Lemon, Lime, Carrot, Canned Foods, Onion, Egg, Rice, Apple, Nut

*= Fits in more than one barrel size

Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 10:31 pm
by iamthewalrus
u forgot rice on the eat list

Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 1:30 am
by boilingleadbath
Ok, I'll Point out a issue: your including everthing anyone has ever shot in the regular ammo list.
I would steer the regular ammo list towards a list of common house hold ammo for certian barrel sizes - a 1" list, a 2" list... (no BMX pegs)
Also, having a "ammo you can eat" section, although funny, is kindof silly. A more usefull list might be moldable ammo - like ice, pycrete, cement, wax... Ammo that can be used in any barrel.

That said, socks, balled up, make non-destructive ammo for sizes (probably) 1.25" - 2.5" (but definatly 2"). I know many people I don't trust with only a sock, though - The things hurt like crap!

Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 5:05 pm
by saladtossser
add a thin and well lubricated ballon

Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 10:24 am
by Alder
building molded ammo can give you allot of options even allowing you to make bullet styled ammo only larger of course also ig you have a lathe explosive ones but we're not supposed to go there so i won't say how :twisted:

Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 5:19 pm
by grim_triggerman
what about a bag of dog left overs our food

Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2005 12:58 pm
by Jimpson
Lemonhead candy (the ones in balls) work well in a 1/2in tube.

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2005 8:03 pm
by Morr1s
what about the ultimate moldable ammo? water, it looks pretty funny when you fire and its great for watering the nieghbours :idea:

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 4:53 am
by julz
yeh, water is pretty fun, but i reckon nothing beats the good old potato. :wink: also i love darts, i have a fully plastic one that i used today and got about 100kmph, thats about 28m/s, or 92feets per second. im pretty pleased although i know fester can be achieved( my measuring of time and distance were a bit dodgey)

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 6:54 am
by spudshot
a good cheap ammo is to take a hole saw that will cut slugs the size of your barrel, a 2x4, and some bolts and nuts the size of the drill bit in your hole saw (usually 1/4"). start drilling away, and when you're done clean up the edges of the pieces you cut out with a sander or sand paper, then stick the bolt thru the wood slugs and put the nuts on them, they make very good ammo, pretty destructive too

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 9:02 am
by drac
Hey spudshot, thats the kind of ammo i was using when i blew a hole through my fence.

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2005 4:58 pm
by evilmansonvoodo
try apples. they are fun to watch blow up when they hit a tree!

that is an :idea: for u!

Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 7:23 am
by aussiecyclist
i use the same sort of ammo i use for my blowgun, except its heaver and stronger.

i use a think metal coat hanger,
cut the straight sections out
make a cone out of strong plastic of some kind,
glue / fix the cone onto the reat of the wire / rod
put the newly made dart in the barrel and cut the cone to size
sharpen the wire/ rod on a ginder or whatever

SHOOT
looks like this
(hope this works)



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Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 11:11 am
by taterjim
I bought some wooden dowells 3' by 1" ,, cut them in one and two inch p ieces on my table saw. I use them to push out lug nuts , large fishing sinkers beat into a somewhat round shape with a hammer and vise. I have about sixty pound of tire balancing weights that I use also. I've been shooting at my old 18" satellite dish from about 70'. The wooden dowells are pretty destructive by themselves but the lead balls and large nut and bolts go through everything. I have a shooting range convieniently located next to my shop with a large wooded ravine behind it wher e no one ever goes. pictures coming soon. For my combustion cannon {I have 3 },I have a piece of 2" by 6' ABS I use as and extension that fits over the one and one half in. barrells .Sometimes I slip a plastic mediicine cup in the end of the smaller barrel making the whole gun a combustion chamber then I slip on the larger six foot barrel and shoot larger potatoes and sometimes those cat balls .you know with the little bell inside . they fit fairly well and shoot out of site , the neighborhood kids like to catch them when they come down. Lots of fun. I hve some smaller 1" rubber balls but when I shoot them they just disappear for good , so not as much fun ,

Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2005 5:21 pm
by Darkerweb12
Alder said:

.... make bullet styled ammo.....


bullet styled ammo would only work if the barrel was rifled, so your best bet is to rifle the AMMO itself, do you know what a rifled slug for a shotgun looks like?