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Quoted: I seen somewhere on youtube just in the background that someone made some sort of 3D printed finned rubber bullet for these things. It looked reusable. View Quote |
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What's the legality of using one of these on a public beach to launch frozen chum tubes with bait and hooks attached? View Quote Maybe consult local LE and get then to write something up saying it's legal if it is. My gut says don't so it unless you can make it not look like a gun, seems like a good way to get ventilated by a cop.... |
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Is there anything similar to this but more compact and not as threatening looking for an ANTIFA ralley, asking for a friend.
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Anyone done anything with mags/magwell to prevent using live ammo? I've seen blank-only magazines - which would help with a visual check at least.
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What sights are available for the can cannon? I see SkilletsUSMC has a red dot and leaf blade, but what else is there? Which leaf blades are compatible?
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Not being a moron would fix that problem. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Anyone done anything with mags/magwell to prevent using live ammo? I've seen blank-only magazines - which would help with a visual check at least. Novice shooters might grab the wrong mag by mistake. Being uninitiated to firearms doesn't make you a moron. I took the bolt out of mine when not in use around a large group of shooters for this reason. |
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Blank only mags won’t accept a full length round. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Anyone done anything with mags/magwell to prevent using live ammo? I've seen blank-only magazines - which would help with a visual check at least. Novice shooters might grab the wrong mag by mistake. Being uninitiated to firearms doesn't make you a moron. I took the bolt out of mine when not in use around a large group of shooters for this reason. |
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I thought that the way X products and Im assuming F5 makes these it will not accept a live round due to the pinned and welded chamber.
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I thought that the way X products and Im assuming F5 makes these it will not accept a live round due to the pinned and welded chamber. View Quote |
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YES! I've been wanting a can cannon for a couple years, but too cheap to pay the price. Just ordered the F5 soda launcher and 200 blanks. Thanks for the link.
Now, does anyone have a link for a 2.6" diameter dildo? |
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I've never tried to chamber a live round, but from 2016 "the new modifications include a sort of metal bar that doesn’t allow the chambering of a live round." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
I thought that the way X products and Im assuming F5 makes these it will not accept a live round due to the pinned and welded chamber. |
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What's the best stock for one of these? A2? M4 w/limbsaver pad? Looking to cushion recoil for small statured shooters...
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YES! I've been wanting a can cannon for a couple years, but too cheap to pay the price. Just ordered the F5 soda launcher and 200 blanks. Thanks for the link. Now, does anyone have a link for a 2.6" diameter dildo? View Quote |
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Quoted: Agreed, my point was someone could grab one of the other 87 magazines lying around the shooting area in the same AR-15 pattern and pop it in. At least a brightly-colored blank-only magazine would be more obvious if someone looked over "Hey Bob, you idiot - use the blanks in that thing!!!!" Yeah, this was kinda my thought as well - pretty small chance of a mishap, but blank-only magazine in a bright color would help, and somehow ONLY accepting said blank-only magazine would pretty much solve the problem. View Quote |
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What's the best stock for one of these? A2? M4 w/limbsaver pad? Looking to cushion recoil for small statured shooters... View Quote I just think they look better with a stubby stock. nothing is going to feel great for small people when shooting cans. |
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There are a number of pneumatic bait launchers both commercially made and home brew that would draw less attention. Sand Blaster Bait Caster is one of them.
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Am I the only person who's wondering what would would happen if you cut the top of a can off and filled it with BB's and a cover wad?
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Just ordered one from F5...
Does anyone know of a cheap airsoft quadrant red dot sight? Or quadrant adjustable Picatinny rail I can mount my own inexpensive Primary Arms micro to? Most out there, genuine or knockoff, seem to be the M203 side mount type and not Picatinny. And I'd like to spend less than the launcher for it. I'm looking to replicate a poor man's Milkor M2A1. Quoted:
Am I the only person who's wondering what would would happen if you cut the top of a can off and filled it with BB's and a cover wad? View Quote Although I think that an entire 12oz can filled with bb's would be excessively heavy. And even if it wasn't dangerous, the shot would fly even slower than a beverage csn. But yeah, I've been thinking about this too, and about putting four razor slits down the sides of the can so it opens up like a shotgun wad cup. I'd probably use something like a cylinder of foam, styrofoam or building insulation foam, to fill most of the can up. Then have that covered with a cardboard disk so the shot used didn't just crush it's easy into the foam. Just having the top 1-2" of the can be shot, gravel, marbles, hard candy, whatever, would still be a significant quantity of crap flying downrange. |
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Just ordered one from F5... Does anyone know of a cheap airsoft quadrant red dot sight? Or quadrant adjustable Picatinny rail I can mount my own inexpensive Primary Arms micro to? Most out there, genuine or knockoff, seem to be the M203 side mount type and not Picatinny. And I'd like to spend less than the launcher for it. I'm looking to replicate a poor man's Milkor M2A1. View Quote |
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Just ordered one from F5... Does anyone know of a cheap airsoft quadrant red dot sight? Or quadrant adjustable Picatinny rail I can mount my own inexpensive Primary Arms micro to? Most out there, genuine or knockoff, seem to be the M203 side mount type and not Picatinny. And I'd like to spend less than the launcher for it. I'm looking to replicate a poor man's Milkor M2A1. View Quote View Quote Only airsoft sight I seen for pic rail. |
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Quoted: https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/424008/gp208-lg-594433.JPG Only airsoft sight I seen for pic rail. View Quote I'm going to keep this as backup if I can't find something that turns a reddot into a quadrant sight. Thanks! ETA... I found a presumably "real" one for $44.99 here: https://www.venturesurplus.com/collections/tactical-gear-picatinny-rail-accessories/products/pre-owned-army-m203-37mm-leaf-sight-w-picatinny Plus they'll give you a coupon code for 10% off, and free shipping. At that price, I won't pass it up, and just keep looking for something that can quadrant elevate an inexpensive reddot sight, but not obsess over it. |
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I'lll probably pick up one of the F5 thingies, even if the X-products version is longer (and probably better because of that). I would just like to support a real pro 2A company coming in to compete.
A few thinks I have found/liked about can cannons for people getting in to one of these now: -Shoot soda cans with the lid-side-in. They are much less likely to kaboom in the tube. As in it never happens to me anymore. -The 8oz cans are moar funner to shoot because they go way further. ~130yds vs 100yds with the normal 12oz cans -Getting a leafsight and an inverted stock may look kind of weird, but it makes shooting it feel normal. Think "ghetto M79." -The recoil is pretty impressive. More than any rifle or shotgun out there minus the more exotic guns like a .50. -bring gloves and a few trash cans. |
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Quoted: @qwezxc12 , you're giving me some bad ideas. I'm going to have to see if I have a suitably sized piece of tubing lying around now... View Quote Here is some remote beverage supply action: In Flight Refueling with a can launcher |
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Where's your quadrant sight from?
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X-Products can eat a bag of dicks These guys are the OEM and sell them for far less https://f5mfg.com/product/demo-custom-product-1/ View Quote Order 1 and a bag of blanks |
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I've only fired blanks out of an M16 and 249.
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Yes they are. They are loud as fuck out of a can cannon. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've only fired blanks out of an M16 and 249. Are single blanks out of a can cannon as loud as a normal SBR/pistol? No way is mine as loud as an SBR |
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Do you mean while not launching a can or something? No way is mine as loud as an SBR View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've only fired blanks out of an M16 and 249. Are single blanks out of a can cannon as loud as a normal SBR/pistol? No way is mine as loud as an SBR It wasn't |
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I was standing next to a brick wall/fence when I did it so I think I got some of the sound bouncing back at me. My ears rung for a few days after that. |
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These guys are the OEM and sell them for far less https://f5mfg.com/product/demo-custom-product-1/ View Quote |
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I’ve shot this one by F5. Its GTG. As someone else mentioned, it’s fun for a couple cans but I wouldn’t waste my money on such a novelty item. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Someone brought one to a Carolina HTF shoot. We shot soda can trap. It was awesome.
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Yeah, when fired out of the can by themselves. It's actually shockingly loud. I was thinking it would be like a shotgun with no shot. It wasn't View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've only fired blanks out of an M16 and 249. Are single blanks out of a can cannon as loud as a normal SBR/pistol? No way is mine as loud as an SBR It wasn't |
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Anyone have links for the Blue blank mags for sale? View Quote https://btitactical.com/collections/ultimate-training-munitions-1/products/ultimate-training-munitions-blue-safety-magazine |
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Got a buddy that has a soup can launcher. It's fun for an afternoon, then it's kind of meh. View Quote Attached File |
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@BadMonk, I ordered a couple of these this morning and got a shipping notice already - hopefully they'll work... https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1943/6555/products/ultimate-training-munitions-blue-safety-magazine-20_1024x1024@2x.jpg https://btitactical.com/collections/ultimate-training-munitions-1/products/ultimate-training-munitions-blue-safety-magazine View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Anyone have links for the Blue blank mags for sale? https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1943/6555/products/ultimate-training-munitions-blue-safety-magazine-20_1024x1024@2x.jpg https://btitactical.com/collections/ultimate-training-munitions-1/products/ultimate-training-munitions-blue-safety-magazine |
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It’s too bad they don’t build a full M79 replica. I’m sure it would cost a bunch but it would be awesome.
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Tubing was 2.75" OD SS 304 tube (I bought 6' from Colombia River Mandrel Bending for ~$92 shipped - enough for three launchers). It also fits 10.5oz steel soup cans for launching home-brew smoke canisters. Here is some remote beverage supply action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKGaBpofkv8 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: @qwezxc12 , you're giving me some bad ideas. I'm going to have to see if I have a suitably sized piece of tubing lying around now... Here is some remote beverage supply action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKGaBpofkv8 |
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