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While the X-Products Can Cannon is meant by its very name to chunk pop cans to distance, its ballistic properties are suspect.

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"So it's a Bowie knife, with fins, on a soda can, and it fits perfectly inside a Can Cannon...and we are going to shoot it at a pumpkin."

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Matt down at Demolition Ranch tapped in the Can Cannon AR upper to help out in the kitchen by making perfect french fries and apple wedges with the aid of 5.56mm blanks.

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The Can Cannon is 100% street legal & can be attached to an AR-15 lower receiver without being classified as a short barrel riffle or short barrel shotgun.

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Six months after legal issues were raised by federal regulators, X Products announced over the weekend a legally approved Can Cannon design.

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It's not a firearm under federal law so it's legal to own, but when attached to an AR, it becomes a short barrel rifle, which requires legal approval.

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The Can Cannon by X Products been classified by federal regulators as a prohibited item under federal law when paired with a rifle or pistol lower, the company said.

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With a traditional AR-15 platform you can get off six aimed shots in the time it took to read this-- but how long would it take to do that with an upper set up to shoot pop cans?

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The Demolition Ranch crew have gotten pretty good with their AR-15 decked out with a Can Cannon soda launcher upper-- especially after mounting a Vortex crossbow scope.

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X Products, an industry leading high capacity drum magazine manufacturer based in Oregon, is releasing four new products at the 2015 Shot Show.

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Chris Cheng is seeking items to shoot out of an X Products Can Cannon, as he reported in his latest The Firearm Blog post.

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With a few Mil-Spec blanks and couple of sixers, launch your favorite soda 105 yards! At this demo X Products shows off its Can Cannon.

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