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Re: pneumatic launch velocity

I should add: you would have to leave the fitting out of the far end of the cylinder, or it will restrict the air as it flows out.

this means the cylinder can only be pressurized from one end, so you will need a weak spring to retract it for the next shot. maybe surgical tubing?
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Re: pneumatic launch velocity

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I should add: you would have to leave the fitting out of the far end of the cylinder, or it will restrict the air as it flows out.

this means the cylinder can only be pressurized from one end, so you will need a weak spring to retract it for the next shot. maybe surgical tubing?
nah. have the next ball push it back.
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