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From: Olathe
Built a potato gun out of a old header back exhaust that me and the guys from work found in the dumpster.
Only got three shots off before the muffler we were using as a firing chamber split along a weld thus rendering the weapon inoperable without putting in more work then we wanted to do in the rain.
Only got three shots off before the muffler we were using as a firing chamber split along a weld thus rendering the weapon inoperable without putting in more work then we wanted to do in the rain.
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From: Newton America :-P
OMG I haven't built a spud gun for decades-- now I want to!! Last one I built ha spark plug ignitors, and a custom built expansion chmber out of billit aluminium. Would fire the potatoes so far we couldn't see or find them again.
Curt do you remeber the gun from college?
Curt do you remeber the gun from college?
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From: Newton America :-P
I spent the day working on the stubbler, and then when the guys left I drained the "fluid" out of the xfercase. (it was a bit sludgey). rinsed it with ATF a couple times the let it sit overnight to drain some more into a bucket a drip at a time. CLeaned some more on the garage, and will probably clean som more on the garage today. Depending on the rain.
we bought some little fireworks for Calista, but she didn't like anything that went WEEEE or POP. She liked the fountains but wanted to try and carry them around.
we bought some little fireworks for Calista, but she didn't like anything that went WEEEE or POP. She liked the fountains but wanted to try and carry them around.
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