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Old 10-23-2006, 07:56 PM   #1
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Default Fire extinguisher gun

Here is a modded fire extinguisher gun. I put a bike tire valve in the bottom and now I can refill it. It has a screw on top so I can fiill it with water or whatever. I added a nozzle and boom! Instant gun! The best ration is 2:1 2 water 1 air. I pumped it up to 100 psi. The extinguisher is small so a larger scale on could be used more effectively and also with higher pressures. In the pics there is a barrel but there isn't any with the water nozzle attachment. I am able to get around 20-30 ft. angled. I can get 10 seconds without running out of water.


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Old 10-23-2006, 10:02 PM   #2
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Don't worry, we believe you.

How did you pressurize this? Through the hose? This sounds kinda like a combo between a 2-Liter homemade and the Ultimate Water Gun.

One thing, though. While the gun sounds powerful, you should do some homemade-style nozzles--female threaded endcaps for interchangeability with holes drilled through. The range of sizes and a clean cut can perhaps double your range!

Good work and great job, though.
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Old 10-25-2006, 02:54 PM   #3
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By complete chance, I was messing around with a massive modified ex-CO2 extinguisher the other day. I was getting water about 50 or 60 feet with around 150 psi pressure, but I didn't bother to measure it.

Maybe I should do it again tommorrow.
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