AGSR (Air Gun Sniper Rifle)

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#Warning. This can be extremely hazardous if not handled properly. I assume no liability for any injuries sustained while operating this device. This toy is incredibly fun to use for target practice or shooting OUTSIDE. To give you an idea of its size, the gun measures 62 inches in length, and each square section is approximately 16 inches in size. I haven't yet tested the range on this particular model because it fires small projectiles. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I'll respond as soon as possible. I'm currently active and intend to remain so. Be aware that the screws may be a snug fit, but they will hold securely. Just avoid tossing it around with the handle attached. To assemble the AGSR, you'll need: 2" Schedule 40 PVC Pipe 1" Schedule 40 PVC Pipe 2" PVC couplings x 2 2" Male socket- 1" Female Threaded x 2 1" Threaded Nipple x 1 1" T-Socket x 1 1" 90 Degree Elbow x 1 1" Threaded Male- 1/2" Female Threaded Adapter x 2 1" Socket Male- 1/2" Female Threaded Adapter x 2 1/2" x 12" Threaded Schedule 80 'Nipple' x 1 1/2" Male Threaded - 1/4" Female Threaded Adapter x 2 1/4" Bike Valve or any other air insertion means 1/4" Pressure Gauge for at least 120 PSI 1 Roll of Electrical Tape 1 Dove Tail Attachment Sight/Scope (optional) 8# Screws x 4 8# Nuts x 6+ 9v Batteries x 2 9v Battery Holder x 2 Electric Trigger ($12, available on Amazon) Electric Valve ($20, available on Amazon) For the barrel: 1/2" Schedule 80 PVC Pipe 3/4" Socket Male- 1/2" Socket Female Adapter 1" Threaded Male - 3/4" Female Socket Adapter Assembly is relatively straightforward. Refer to the pictures for guidance. Place nuts between screws and handle or trigger attachment points. Use Teflon tape on threaded parts for a secure connection. Tighten nipples by twisting both parts together, rather than using a wrench or grips. Position batteries wherever you prefer. This project isn't cheap, but it's not excessively expensive either. USE PLENTY OF PVC PRIMER AND CEMENT!!! I've had a gun blow up in my hands because I didn't apply enough cement. Don't be reckless - be an air-gun sniper. P.S. If the bullets are too loose, make them slightly larger; if they're too tight, make them smaller.