Better Photo of the Japanese zipgun

Jim Taylor
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Saturday, July 09, 2022, 17:04 (1487 days ago)

Ah, appears I guessed well, electronic ignition.

WB
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Saturday, July 09, 2022, 17:23 (1487 days ago) @ Jim Taylor

We tested “Potato Cannons” with varied improvised projectiles including full length 31” Easton 2117 aluminum arrows with field points ar 220+ fps. Odd thing was it would shoot one or six at that same speed. Using only cheap hair spray (propane is in its propellant) and a flint igniter. We also well seeded the back pasture. It will also shoot a golf ball far enough that it would rival John Daly!

just after the shots were fired

Jim Taylor
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Saturday, July 09, 2022, 17:36 (1487 days ago) @ WB

prime minister

stonecold
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Sunday, July 10, 2022, 03:40 (1486 days ago) @ Jim Taylor

I can't help but wonder if Waterboy has a long lost brother in Japan who also likes to tinker. Think I see some JB Weld on that homemade double barrel.

We choose our sides, violence is bad.

WB
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Sunday, July 10, 2022, 04:46 (1486 days ago) @ stonecold

Self defense, in a warrior capacity in serving one’s country, it has been justified. But it is wrong unless justified by the foundation of divine authority. That bad guy was directed by selfish worldly motives and that’s the evil use of force. He might have even been a smart fellow, but he made the wrong choice. Not many Japanese have a Godly foundation. Without that they are easy prey for evil inclinations. Just look back at their treatment of war prisoners. No respect for humanity. Highly intelligent people but barbaric roots.

The device used, in that nation with strict prohibitions was a genuine exposure of the ludicrous efforts of gun control. It exposes that it’s actually people control, and even that cannot be 100% successful. We could benefit from exposing the obvious facts to support our personal positions. The last assignation in Japan was with the Imperial short sword, wielded by a skilled young radical, to perfect desire of intent.

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