How to Make Paintball Guns
Unless you have a machine shop and thousands to spend on R&D as well as an endless supply of steel and aluminum, chances are you will have a very difficult time making your own paintball gun. However, some DIY's have been able to build imitation paintball guns with PVC piping, which I do NOT recommend. First of all, PVC piping is not tested for pressure, and in no way should be pressurized. Sure people use PVC piping for potato and spud guns, but they're just idiots. The matter of fact is, there is no "safe" substition for a real paintball gun.
If you insist on building a paintball gun, or want to know how to make your own paintball gun that has a lesser chance of blowing shrapnel in your face, then take a look at the two following homemeade paintball gun designs that I believe are the safest you can make at home:
I've taken a look at some of the other homemade paintball guns out there, and about 99% of them were made by engineers with the right tools. I'm amazed at how many are using PVC piping in their homemade paintball guns, apparently they aren't the smartest engineers out there... so keep it safe and stick to the simple designs above. If the homemade paintball guns are too simple for you, then perhaps you should talk to an engineer and see if you can get some help, because making a paintball gun isn't exactly child's play.
Written by Reed · Filed Under Browse, Homemade, How To Make
How to Make Paintball Guns…
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I don’t appreciate your comments about people who use spud guns with PVC pipes are idiots. As a matter of fact, with combustion guns, the amount of force cannot be attained to break the PVC, because then the air-to-combustible ratio in the chamber would be too high to even light. The only time they will ever blow is when someone uses a pure chemical, and that, my friend, is idiocy.
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