Don't think I would line up for one, part of the shooting "fun" for me is the bang and smell of burnt gunpowder.
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Don't think I would line up for one, part of the shooting "fun" for me is the bang and smell of burnt gunpowder.
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I think you are onto something here with the Milwaukee batteries and flat washers, I'd be in for one of those.Originally Posted by buzzmagoo
In needs to be able to use Milwaukee batteries and ordinary flat washers for ammo.
Question: would the magnetic pulse need to be shielded so as not to affect electronics?
Milwaukee batteries and nickels!!
Cheap plentiful ammo, and when you’re done, you make money cleaning up
sharpened discs would be interesting
This!!!
Easy cleanup with a magnet too.
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A longer barrel might up the speed. I am also wondering if it has some sort of magnetic shielding or if it's a don't use near your credit cards sort of thing.
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Just thinking out loud.
To stabilized the trajectory when fired wouldn't they have to be spinning?
Sense they are disks ( think frisbees) and will ark after a certain distance what rpm would they have to turn say for 100 yards?
So to pre spin them another magnetic field to suspend them before firing( think of a laboratory beaker mixer).
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