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Binder17
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- Location: The Colony, TX
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Mon May 19, 2008 9:50 am
Too much money for me. I prefer something more compact. This does give me the idea for an artillery cannon with pre-loaded propane shells(chambers). Just shoot one chamber, disconnect it from the barrel, then connect another chamber. Not very efficient but my family and neighbors would marvel at it. It would be more of a theme cannon.
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SpudFarm
- First Sergeant 3
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- Location: Norway Trondheim area
Mon May 19, 2008 10:55 am
@ binder: Larda had plans to make a hybrid that way but with a revolver look
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