A high volume of fire CARTRIDGE/SHELL type of spud gun!!
New modern take on the classic potato canon: 18 rounds per minute
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Re: New modern take on the classic potato canon: 18 rounds per minute
It shoots 3d printed Butt plugs? ![🤣](//twemoji.maxcdn.com/2/svg/1f923.svg)
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Re: New modern take on the classic potato canon: 18 rounds per minute
I would drill a very small hole in the head of the projectile (small enough to seal it) and glue from the inside a cherry bomb or m-80 with the fuse out the head of the projectile. Light the fuse and then fire the cannon. That would be worth my time.
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Re: New modern take on the classic potato canon: 18 rounds per minute
Used to make spud guns on the regular when my kids were younger and when grandma had no neighbors (had a good 1/4 mile of open desert behind her home where we could land taters without fear of broken windows or roofing tiles...). I also remember a youtube video about one that would shoot 20 oz mountain dew bottles - and the video of them shooting a bottle through a piece of plywood... (I want to say that I remember it being 3/4" floor plywood - but maybe that's just growth over time)
I've looked for that video a few times recently and couldn't find it.
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