Okay so I know enough to know that in general this is a open ended question, that is to say to make a proper answer all variables would need to be filled in.
Caliber, Weight, Barrel length, smooth or rifled etc
I "think" I understand for the most effective system the amount of psi/volume needs to be equal to the amount to fill the barrel at psi/volume with the projectile at the end of the barrel.
And so in very layman's terms and my admittedly limited understanding your tank would need to be at minimum 1 1/2 times the volume/psi of the amount needed to reach that goal.
(We are talking about a 1 shot wonder ie fill shoot n repeat)
I have seen some examples of real math geniuses on this site so I hope someone can shed some light on this for me
Caliber, Weight, Barrel length, smooth or rifled etc
I "think" I understand for the most effective system the amount of psi/volume needs to be equal to the amount to fill the barrel at psi/volume with the projectile at the end of the barrel.
And so in very layman's terms and my admittedly limited understanding your tank would need to be at minimum 1 1/2 times the volume/psi of the amount needed to reach that goal.
(We are talking about a 1 shot wonder ie fill shoot n repeat)
I have seen some examples of real math geniuses on this site so I hope someone can shed some light on this for me