I have at least half a dozen mini's, but this one is probably the coolest. I used the tripod from a digital camera, a BBQ sparker, a pen, and a really big pill bottle. It uses hair spray and fires a Q-tip about 30 feet, but its snowing outside, so I just shot my door. The recoil knocks it over about half the time. My camera's mic won't pick up really sharp, loud noises, but this mini is about as loud, and kicks as much, as a .22 rifle.
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My mini with tripod and ridiculous C:B ratio
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- Staff Sergeant 3
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loud as a .22 and kicks as much??? doubt that...
Cool gun though. Bet the tripod cost more than 20 of the guns though:)
Cool gun though. Bet the tripod cost more than 20 of the guns though:)
No completely different idea for pneumatics because pneumatics have a constant supply of air comming out of the barrel untill the ammo leaves. Combustions on the other hand only have pressure for a split second so if the barrel is to long it will make a suction and no the ideal combustion C:B ratio isn't .8:1 it is 1.5:1
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um I guess its alrite. I like the tripod, but everthing else just looks really sloppy to me...I mean cmon dude I know you could have done better than that, It looks like you threw it together in 2 minutes anyway nice gun.
There isn't really an 'ideal' c:b ratio that works with ALL combustions. One powered by metered propane would need a different c:b ratio than one powered with hairspray. Likewise, a piston valve pnumatic would need a different c:b than a ballvalve pnumatic, because ballvalves open so slowly that less than half the air would be vented in the time it takes a piston valve to completely vent the chamber.