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CO2 powered AT4

In Reply to: AT4 posted by Andy on May 09, 2003 at 10:01:51:

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The Demolition Goblin
on May 09, 2003 at 23:32:06

I just wish the AT4 launcher I'm puting together was actually based on a discharged M136 tube . If you are able to find a source for them at a reasonable price please let me know . However the sizing of what I do have to work with is close enough to the real thing that with a little work I believe it can live up to it's moniker . With the workings contained inside a 4 inch tube of schedule 10?20 PVC mated to the 4 inch fire extinguisher giving a total length of 49 inches , while slightly bigger than the model , is the best I could do with materials on hand . I am quite pleased with the proformance I've gotten so far and if all goes well hope to employ it at Old River June 7th .

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: I just wish the AT4 launcher I'm puting together was actually based on a discharged M136 tube . If you are able to find a source for them at a reasonable price please let me know . However the sizing of what I do have to work with is close enough to the real thing that with a little work I believe it can live up to it's moniker . With the workings contained inside a 4 inch tube of schedule 10?20 PVC mated to the 4 inch fire extinguisher giving a total length of 49 inches , while slightly bigger than the model , is the best I could do with materials on hand . I am quite pleased with the proformance I've gotten so far and if all goes well hope to employ it at Old River June 7th .

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