 Combustion light-gas gun

A combustion light-gas gun is a type of experimental firing device used primarily in research facilities and laboratories to study the behavior of materials under extreme conditions, such as high-velocity impacts. This type of gun operates by combining a fuel with an oxidizer, which is ignited to produce high-pressure gases. These gases are then used to propel a projectile at very high speeds, often exceeding the speeds achievable with traditional gunpowder-based ammunition.