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12-06-2006, 11:29
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Re: Air Cannon
This should be an easy solution. At the fire department for extrication drills we have to use air tools and run them off of the breathing tanks. So if you make a trip to a fire department supply center/store they should have what you need. You just need an air tanks and tool adapter. The tool adapter should include the regulator, and it will end up hooking up to standard air house couplings. After that you just need a trigger and barrel. Hope this helps, if you want more info please PM me.
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