Pentashot. Inline cliped Tripleshot.

When you finally give up on the turret. try this


Open it up. remove the turret and the thin white piece that turns the turret.


Take out the Plunger and remove the white rubber seal piece.


epoxy putty on half a 15mm pvc coupler. Wrap Electrical tape around the stub to center the coupler.


To accomadate the coupler, cut the shell back where the yellow lines are.


Take out the plunger.


Wrap it in 3 turns of Electrical tape to help with the seal. Lubricate at will.


Add the spring from a longshot. It will slip right over the stock one.


To assist the catch, move the spring to this location.


The catch can be a real bastard sometimes. It retracts when the gun isn't primed. To fix that, remove this extension spring.


Then glue the catch down so it doesn't move.

Then put the badboy back together. Now here comes the cool bit. the inline clip


Cut 9 inches of Barrel material. I'm using Hep20. Your barrel material needs to have a tight fit on your darts. This is important for the function of this system. Wrap electrical tape around it where shown. It needs to be enough so it has an air tight seal on 15mm pvc


and of course, slip about 5cm of 15mm PVC over the top.


Have the PVC about 5mm above the barrel material. then sand the hell out of the insides so they form a sort of funnel.


Then apply hotglue between the barrel and the PVC to assist with the funneling.


Add more electrical tape to help hold the two together


Cut a piece of 15mm PVC to make the ammo clip. I'm using 25cm worth, which will hold 5 of my 5cm long darts. Join it to the barrel with a PVC coupler.


And we are complete!

Ranges. Don't know. but it can compete with my big blast.

So does this thing get better ranges than a quad?

Competing with a BBBB means it rapes. Nice job Roger, but I'm sticking with quading it or now. Really nice write up.

I think Zorn did this with his Mancannon but with all the barrels.

- Jacob.

Nice wright-up.

I will do this to mine but... I won't be able to finish mine in time so may I please borrow yours for the war?

Biggles

Poison wrote:So does this thing get better ranges than a quad?

I'm not too sure. maybe about the same. The range with using the turret depends on how well the seal is with the plunger. where as the inline clip is depends on the dead space in the clip. ultimately you may find that using the turret will give better ranges, if you have the skills to pay the bills.

biggles wrote:I will do this to mine but... I won't be able to finish mine in time so may I please borrow yours for the war?

But I wanna use it! you are free to get shot by it.

I've been playing around with Inline clips on my other guns. I put the same one on my Big blast, but that thing multi shots like a mofo. One time it ejected the whole clip in one shot. An RSCB is better for a big blast. Then I made a 3 shot inline clip for my wipeout, but it just didn't have the air to use it well.

I thought you would be using safety.

Biggles

Very awesome writeup. I f*cking cracked it at the turret, near impossible to quad successfully with decent length barrels.

Would a piece of PVC shorter than 25cm to holster the darts still work? Or would there be too much air for the less amount of space?

Holy crap, if yours is competing with your big blast with an inline and just a longshot spring, what the hell is mine getting.

Got out the tape measure for some real ranges. It was hitting between 70 to 80 feet flat. Not quite as powerfull as the big blasts +100. Still, thats damm good for a nerf war,and thats where the true test of a guns ability shows. I still could squeeze more power out with a drawback extension and fixing up the front of the plunger head.

I have to admit that this writeup is a little sloppy. I threw it together before going to work. Plus it was cobbled together from 3 diffrent writeups. Looks like 3rd times a charm.

I've run atleast 50 rounds through this thing now and I've only had it missfire once, and I don't know why that happened. Orignaly this gun had an RSCB, but that was only about 60~70% reliable.

Roger Explosion wrote:Got out the tape measure for some real ranges. It was hitting between 70 to 80 feet flat. Not quite as powerfull as the big blasts +100. Still, thats damm good for a nerf war,and thats where the true test of a guns ability shows. I still could squeeze more power out with a drawback extension and fixing up the front of the plunger head.

I have to admit that this writeup is a little sloppy. I threw it together before going to work. Plus it was cobbled together from 3 diffrent writeups. Looks like 3rd times a charm.

I've run atleast 50 rounds through this thing now and I've only had it missfire once, and I don't know why that happened. Orignaly this gun had an RSCB, but that was only about 60~70% reliable.

I think you'll get more distance if you shorten the barrel down maybe half way. Because I think for most spring nerf guns... the air power distribute in each shot is expanding much less than let's say the big blast for example, it expands a lot of air so dart can travel a little quicker vs a spring powered one. For a spring powered one,it shoots to the extent of if the barrel is too long, instead of helping it fire further, it's actually adding a little extra friction on the barrel (even if it's like a PETG, Alu).

Is there another spring I can use instead of a longshot spring for this? I don't have any, and I was hoping you could suggest something else that I could buy from Bunnings instead.

Winterstrike wrote:Is there another spring I can use instead of a longshot spring for this? I don't have any, and I was hoping you could suggest something else that I could buy from Bunnings instead.

I have the same problem, and without anoyher spring it won't work that well for the eppeen war.

biggles

The gun's stock price is $30, as far as epeen is concerned, it's little boy sized, unless you integrate it. You have a fully working titan. You need not worry about entry.

I'm going to drop by bunnings after work someday and see if there's a spring I can use instead of a longshot spring. I'll pick up one for you too if I see something viable ok?

Thanks as long as the prcice is not to high.

Biggles

Ive never heard of HEP20 in the states, could you elaborate on its dimensions?

Hey nice write up man.
I to tried quaddin this gun but i could never get the barrels straight.
I am going to try this and if get back to you on my results.
Thanks again for the write up.
Cheers.Adam.

That's strange, when I quaded mine, the barrels were really straight, there are 'three prongs' that are present if you have noticed, you're either...

1. break them off and electrical tape up the barrels so it fits in that hole, then epoxy, hot glue whatever
2. what you do is get 16mm PVC DWV pipes, and they will fit in the three prongs very well, but make sure to hot glue both barrel and turret and make sure airflow is all flowing. I screwed mine up because I put the barrels in first and then glued it which was definitely a bad idea because I didn't realised I couldn't get the glue from the 'inside' of the turret so, I screwed mine up horrendously. I'm getting distances of 10metres - 20metres flat... very very inconsistent.