el perkele by tiniboule (french)
Posted: Thu May 22, 2008 1:03 pm
Hi everyone, let me introduce you to my stainless steel combustion spudgun made in France
Name of the spudgun:
El perkele
(means "the devil" in Swedish)
Dimensions:
1st Barrel: 44mm (1.7 inches) ID and 700mm (2'3") long
2nd Barrel: 30mm (1.2 inches) ID and 1400mm (4'7") long
Chamber: 84mm (3.3 inches) ID and 370mm (1'2") long
C:B ratio: 1.92
Weight: 5.1 kg (11.2 pounds)
General data about the spudgun:
* fan to improve air mixing
* LED light mounted on the chamber (just for the fun of it)
* BBQ lighter
* Entirely made of stainless steel and pickled in acid
* Body and handle brushed style effect, polished barrel
* Flame-like & name engraving at the end of the barrel
Performance:
* Gives a lot of sensations (especially the noise)
* Average range is 200 meters, shooting 44mm caliber potatoes
(it's kinda hard to find the 30mm ones :s)
Photos
The videos will come as soon as I find a cameraman.
Link to the original topic on the french forum patator.frbb.net :
[url]http://patator.frbb.net/vos-machines-et ... -t2178.htm[/url[/quote]
ps: thank you "leodan"
tiniboule
Name of the spudgun:
El perkele
(means "the devil" in Swedish)
Dimensions:
1st Barrel: 44mm (1.7 inches) ID and 700mm (2'3") long
2nd Barrel: 30mm (1.2 inches) ID and 1400mm (4'7") long
Chamber: 84mm (3.3 inches) ID and 370mm (1'2") long
C:B ratio: 1.92
Weight: 5.1 kg (11.2 pounds)
General data about the spudgun:
* fan to improve air mixing
* LED light mounted on the chamber (just for the fun of it)
* BBQ lighter
* Entirely made of stainless steel and pickled in acid
* Body and handle brushed style effect, polished barrel
* Flame-like & name engraving at the end of the barrel
Performance:
* Gives a lot of sensations (especially the noise)
* Average range is 200 meters, shooting 44mm caliber potatoes
(it's kinda hard to find the 30mm ones :s)
Photos
The videos will come as soon as I find a cameraman.
Link to the original topic on the french forum patator.frbb.net :
[url]http://patator.frbb.net/vos-machines-et ... -t2178.htm[/url[/quote]
ps: thank you "leodan"
tiniboule