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Re: pic: Shooting a pvc projectile from 70 yards out at Homecoming!

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I have a leetle question about how one builds these contraption.... how does one build them? I have been intested in doing it for a long time, I just don't know how. Any advice on different methods that work well swould be awesomely cool.
Carefully. I've had one shatter during use before. It was coldish outside so we figured that was the major factor, but we had also used it for quite a bit.

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