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Re: Is a Pneumatic hook launcher legal?

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Originally Posted by Kevin_Crossland View Post
Something I just realized:
I'm using http://www.mcmaster.com/#89965K371 Multipurpose aluminum tubing rated for 1400 psi @ 72° F. The manual explicitly states that would this therefore be legal?
It doesn't matter what material you are making a pressurized cannon out of or how that material it is rated, you cannot pressurize homemade actuators or components. During the time the rod it traveling in the cylinder, it is a pressurized piston actuator. The rules are explicit that only rated, unmodified COTS pneumatic components may see pressure in the system.
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