AGSR (Air Gun Sniper Rifle)

#Warning. This can be very dangerous if not stowed, made, and/or handled properly. I will accept no responsibility due to harm done to ones self.
This can be a very fun toy to do target practice or shoot OUTSIDE.
To give an idea of scale, the gun is 62" long, and each square is about 16".
I have not ranged this one yet because it shoots small projectiles.
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The screws will be a tight fit, but they will hold well. Just don't be flinging it around with the handle.

To make the AGSR, you will 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/ Any Means of Air Insertion
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+ (Just put them as spacers between the trigger and handle walls. There is an extra hole that isn't needed)
9v Batteries x 2
9v Battery Holder x 2
Electric Trigger about 12$ URL ---->
[ https://www.amazon.com/Superior-Electric-L50-Aftermarket-replaces/dp/B011L3TLUY/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=electric+trigger&qid=1567997589&s=gateway&sr=8-1 ]

Electric Valve for about 20$ URL--->
[ https://www.amazon.com/Rain-Bird-CP100-Automatic-Sprinkler/dp/B00002N8NN/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=rainbird+valve&qid=1567997705&s=gateway&sr=8-2 ]

FOR 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 pretty strait forward. Use the pictures as a guide.
Put nuts between the screws and the Handle/Trigger/Ring attachment points
Use Teflon tape for the threads between parts. I'd suggest tightening nipples together by putting both parts on either side and twisting them together. This way you don't harm the threads with a wrench or grips.
Put the batteries wherever you feel like.
This isn't a cheap gun to make, but its not too expensive.
#USE PLENTY OF PVC PRIMER AND CEMENT!!!

I have had a gun blow up in my hands because I didn't cement enough.
Don't be dumb. Be an air-gun sniper.

P.S.
If the bullets are too loose, make them slightly larger, and vice versa.