DesertBaldy
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Now this is what I call a potato gun!
Don't know why she's in her underwear but who cares!!
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Don't know why she's in her underwear but who cares!!
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Potato Gun
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propersplitbrainme
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Now this is what I call a potato gun!
Don't know why she's in her underwear but who cares!!
Woahhh! Reminiscent of the liney MEK cannons.
Mind you, some folks have too much time on their hands...
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Cool! What struck me most was how well constructed it was for what is essentially a toy.
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kwazywabbit
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Sweet double barrel spud gun. We build are own in the shop here, use propane to fill them up. Have taken out a few pigeons in the barn
Will have to get some photos up pretty cool. We even grow are own spuds for the gun.DT_Xtremez_25:
Will have to get some photos up pretty cool. We even grow are own spuds for the gun.
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Only in America!! A pumpkin gun FFS!!
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Here are the rules:
1. Pumpkins must weigh between 8 & 10 pounds.
2. Pumpkin must leave the machine intact.
3. No part of the machine shall cross the firing line.
4. No "wadding" (including bean chaff, straw, foam, metal, or any other object, or foreign matter).
5. No explosives are allowed! "Compressed air only
6. Pumpkin must be loaded before Pressurizing tanks, and Official must see you load it
7. Air Lines must have a Check Valve near the machine end of line
8. Any machine that shoots out of the field of play will be allowed 3 hours to have spotters locate Pumpkin. The field of play is defined as not being in the woods. If it is spotted up to the wood line it is considered in the field. If in the field of play you will not need the 3 hours location time.
View attachment 8620
Here are the rules:
1. Pumpkins must weigh between 8 & 10 pounds.
2. Pumpkin must leave the machine intact.
3. No part of the machine shall cross the firing line.
4. No "wadding" (including bean chaff, straw, foam, metal, or any other object, or foreign matter).
5. No explosives are allowed! "Compressed air only
6. Pumpkin must be loaded before Pressurizing tanks, and Official must see you load it
7. Air Lines must have a Check Valve near the machine end of line
8. Any machine that shoots out of the field of play will be allowed 3 hours to have spotters locate Pumpkin. The field of play is defined as not being in the woods. If it is spotted up to the wood line it is considered in the field. If in the field of play you will not need the 3 hours location time.
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