Let's see your hand cannons
- Thread starter mackeral5
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Made it at work a long time ago, my grandfather had a cabide cannon but my uncle got rid of it when he passed. So I built this little thing, well technically my friend programmed his cnc lathe, I made the carrage. I screwed up and actually didn't make it so it'd fire, 1/4" bore but we drilled through it, dummy.
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Even if it did fire it would technically be legal as a black powder cannon. Heck, you can still buy a half scale cannon today. From what I gathered most small cannons like that fall apart after a few shots anyways.
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Key is don't be stupid, just enough to go bang, from a long way off. Be fun but it sits on a shelf now.
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SPA PP700 ... internally modified, larger plenum, HuMa reg and TJ .25 cal barrel
Up next BSA Scorpion single shot being used as a legal Field target pistol.
Up next BSA Scorpion single shot being used as a legal Field target pistol.
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Love this little break barrel HW70 Black Arrow pistol with the Weihrauch scope. Only my HW75 is more accurate.
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Here are my two hw45 pistols both with Hogue Grips that I had to send to the USA for. Very expensive and an long time to arrive. Its made the Guns much better to shoot although I dont shoot them enough. Love them though.
.177 and .22
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Let's put it this way... the 1377 and 1322 along with the Umarex StrikePoint are an armory unto their own. Same for the Benjamin Trail and Hatsan Vortex... all of these guns need just a pellet to have fun all day... pump or break barrel they are self-contained, consistent, and at our range, typically good for 30 yards without too much of a sweat. While trajectories are strained even at 30 yards, they still can put 10 of 10 in a 4" bull at that range... and yes it took probably a tin full of pellets to figure it out, but that's part of the fun as well.
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The 11th i get my final eye surgery and I will put it to some tests for ya'll on here because there isn't alot about the pistol yet.
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I can't figure out how to find prices or place an order for quackenbush air rifle or pistol. Am I not looking in the right place on the website. What you have listed is what I would like to do.
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Dennis Quackenbush isn't making much now days and I just heard his health isn't to good, about the only way to find one now days is if someone is selling one from their collection.
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I have been wanting a Crosman 1701P for awhile, but the retail price and the basic pistol put the deal on hold. Buying the same pistol from a friend AND having the extras like a scope and grips already in the house and it's a new day. Good looking and ready to test. YES! The grips are Zebrawood, and the scope is a BSA 2X7. And a red trigger shoe. Anyone need a Diana LP8 or a Crosman 2300? Contact me.
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Wanted to push the limits on a stock barrel.
Still a work in progress in the furnishing but I'm done with the internals. This is with 15.43 .22
Pumps. Fps
10. 470
12. 500
14. 532
16. 556
10.5 ftlbs In a compact self contained build.
Still a work in progress in the furnishing but I'm done with the internals. This is with 15.43 .22
Pumps. Fps
10. 470
12. 500
14. 532
16. 556
10.5 ftlbs In a compact self contained build.
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