As the front of the longshot is mostly just plastic fluff around the main barrel, I'm thinking a fairly aggressive cutback on that region could be done to reduce bulk and give it a more shotgun-like double barrel'd end end. Thoughts, suggestions, criticisms? If you think a different blaster would be cooler/do the job better, I'm all ears. If you've got an idea, throw it out there!
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Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
Age : 33
Location : 1008A/640 Swanston St, Carlton, Victoria, 3053
- Post n°1
Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Hey guys, was just having a think in my quiet time, and I was wondering... does anybody think it would be possible to make a double-gun nerf longshot? It would obviously require a LOT of work, two nerf longshots, something to connect both the firing bolts, probably many re-enforcements on the trigger/priming mechanisms, possibly a shotgun under-segment... maybe even an improvised shell in between them to save space. It's one of the flattest guns I've seen, but I'd be very uncertain about connecting two trigger mechanisms to one singular trigger. Probably the hardest part, aside from making a workable priming mechanism.
As the front of the longshot is mostly just plastic fluff around the main barrel, I'm thinking a fairly aggressive cutback on that region could be done to reduce bulk and give it a more shotgun-like double barrel'd end end. Thoughts, suggestions, criticisms? If you think a different blaster would be cooler/do the job better, I'm all ears. If you've got an idea, throw it out there!
As the front of the longshot is mostly just plastic fluff around the main barrel, I'm thinking a fairly aggressive cutback on that region could be done to reduce bulk and give it a more shotgun-like double barrel'd end end. Thoughts, suggestions, criticisms? If you think a different blaster would be cooler/do the job better, I'm all ears. If you've got an idea, throw it out there!
Silent Scope- Posts : 510
Join date : 2010-07-01
Age : 36
Location : Greenvale, Victoria, Australia
- Post n°2
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
There's only one bit of critism I usually have. Whilst not stipulated in our rules, I don't fare well with concept threads that don't go beyond an actually physical stage of an attepmt.
Also, I think you need to look up what Ungodlyfreak has done with his double Alpha Troopers. Now that's effort I can apprieciate...
Also, I think you need to look up what Ungodlyfreak has done with his double Alpha Troopers. Now that's effort I can apprieciate...
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
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- Post n°3
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Well, I'm not really sure how to start figuring out stuff without this post.. Will look up the dual akphas, though, cheers.
abowden- Posts : 296
Join date : 2010-12-16
Location : launceston
- Post n°4
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Do you want it to be clip system, because if you don't a better result could be obtained with modified hand cannon internals.
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
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- Post n°5
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
How do you mean? Such as clipping two nightfinders together?
Brunius- Posts : 312
Join date : 2010-10-30
Age : 28
Location : Emerald, Victoria, Australia
- Post n°6
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
He means still use the clip system clips - 6-shot clips, 18-shot clips, etc.
bulletproofvest- Posts : 508
Join date : 2010-05-29
Age : 29
Location : Adelaide Hills
- Post n°7
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
He means clips as in nerf magazinesKinetic Waffle wrote:How do you mean? Such as clipping two nightfinders together?
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
Age : 33
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- Post n°8
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Yeah, I was definitely going to do a clip system. I was just wondering what alternatives there might be, and what guns you folks might recommend for a different base of this project? Anyone know how I might make a dual gun priming pump action handle?
Luke- Posts : 986
Join date : 2011-02-04
Age : 26
Location : Patterson Lakes, Melbourne
- Post n°9
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Stampede,Swarmfire,Barricade are my suggestions as it make the process simpler.
-Luke
-Luke
clunk07- Administrator
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Location : Blackwater, Queensland
- Post n°10
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Kinetic Waffle wrote:Yeah, I was definitely going to do a clip system. I was just wondering what alternatives there might be, and what guns you folks might recommend for a different base of this project? Anyone know how I might make a dual gun priming pump action handle?
It'd be fairly simple to link 2 x Alpha Trooper's together. Just depends on how much range you're hoping to achieve...
Cheers,
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
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- Post n°11
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
clunk07 wrote:Kinetic Waffle wrote:Yeah, I was definitely going to do a clip system. I was just wondering what alternatives there might be, and what guns you folks might recommend for a different base of this project? Anyone know how I might make a dual gun priming pump action handle?
It'd be fairly simple to link 2 x Alpha Trooper's together. Just depends on how much range you're hoping to achieve...
Cheers,
Yeah, but two alpha troopers isn't nearly as awesome as two longshots...
clunk07- Administrator
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- Post n°12
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
You could probably fabricate a dual pump action grip priming system - all depends on your spring set-up. I wouldn't like to be priming 2 x BTV2 springs at the same time, even without the stock springs added.
And, if you're only using the stock springs, you'd probably be in the same boat as an AT - range wise anyway.
Cheers,
And, if you're only using the stock springs, you'd probably be in the same boat as an AT - range wise anyway.
Cheers,
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
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- Post n°13
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Hmm. Fair point... food for thought.
clunk07- Administrator
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- Post n°14
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Yeh, don't get me wrong, not dismissing the project at all.
Just something to consider when working on an attainable range...
Cheers,
Just something to consider when working on an attainable range...
Cheers,
Akimbo Assassin- Posts : 394
Join date : 2010-09-16
Age : 50
Location : Sydney, NSW
- Post n°15
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
clunk07 wrote:I wouldn't like to be priming 2 x BTV2 springs at the same time, even without the stock springs added.
Yep, is Kinetic Waffle planning to build forearm muscles as big as Popeye? Or all these ideas just in the name of bigger e-penis?
clunk07- Administrator
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Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Akimbo Assassin wrote:clunk07 wrote:I wouldn't like to be priming 2 x BTV2 springs at the same time, even without the stock springs added.
Yep, is Kinetic Waffle planning to build forearm muscles as big as Popeye? Or all these ideas just in the name of bigger e-penis?
No, not at all. KW is genuine, and has a keen interest in original blaster's/mod's. I can attribut to his professionalism when he commissioned the Stampede off of me. He knew what he wanted - and could see the project in his head, yet was sensible enough to not be unrealistic with his requests.
I figure alot of people wouldn't have considered the issues with priming double LShot's. I know I probably would've missed it, except I've recently torn my forearm due to an unfortunate incident whilst priming a LongShot, so it's an issue that comes to mind rather quickly at present
I'm unsure as to how much Spinach he eats though!!
Cheers,
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
Age : 33
Location : 1008A/640 Swanston St, Carlton, Victoria, 3053
- Post n°17
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
clunk07 wrote:Akimbo Assassin wrote:clunk07 wrote:I wouldn't like to be priming 2 x BTV2 springs at the same time, even without the stock springs added.
Yep, is Kinetic Waffle planning to build forearm muscles as big as Popeye? Or all these ideas just in the name of bigger e-penis?
No, not at all. KW is genuine, and has a keen interest in original blaster's/mod's. I can attribut to his professionalism when he commissioned the Stampede off of me. He knew what he wanted - and could see the project in his head, yet was sensible enough to not be unrealistic with his requests.
I figure alot of people wouldn't have considered the issues with priming double LShot's. I know I probably would've missed it, except I've recently torn my forearm due to an unfortunate incident whilst priming a LongShot, so it's an issue that comes to mind rather quickly at present
I'm unsure as to how much Spinach he eats though!!
Cheers,
I'm probably going to do a mid-range mod on the longshot's distance. Get it better than your average longshot, but not go too insane with it. Still want it in usable range for a war, so hence my consideration for longshots over alpha troopers, as well as the reduced width (once you merge the priming mechanisms and remove one of the shells).
I could probably prime them, but for the situation I'd be in, I'd want it fast, not powerful, given a zombie-eating-my-face situation requires quick reload if you miss.
Still, a large quantity of the value is in the aesthetics. The dual alpha troopers are cool, but two longshots could be made to look wicked. And didn't you know, n0W yOu c@n incr33se the s1ze of y0u4 e-p33n by 200% with POPEYE'S PATENTED SPINACH PILLS! "I thought it was good when that bulk went to my arms, but oh boy was I surprised!"
clunk07- Administrator
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Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
You could keep the stock LS spring, and brass breech it, which should give you a half-decent HVZ range hopefully. I'm unsure as to what other stock springs will fit without adding crazy load, but I can look in to it.
The biggest issue I can see is that the boltsled is virtually the same width as the shell, so there's going to be a fair amount of work in getting 2 x internals to fit in to one shell.
Cheers,
The biggest issue I can see is that the boltsled is virtually the same width as the shell, so there's going to be a fair amount of work in getting 2 x internals to fit in to one shell.
Cheers,
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
Age : 33
Location : 1008A/640 Swanston St, Carlton, Victoria, 3053
- Post n°19
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
clunk07 wrote:You could keep the stock LS spring, and brass breech it, which should give you a half-decent HVZ range hopefully. I'm unsure as to what other stock springs will fit without adding crazy load, but I can look in to it.
The biggest issue I can see is that the boltsled is virtually the same width as the shell, so there's going to be a fair amount of work in getting 2 x internals to fit in to one shell.
Cheers,
That may have come across wrong- don't want to fit it all in one shell. Want to take off one side of one of the blasters and stick it onto the other one, removing a while side of it.
mull- Posts : 222
Join date : 2010-09-18
Age : 39
Location : Inner Western Suburbs, Victoria
- Post n°20
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
I can sort of see what you want.
I'll assume that the boltsleds will attached side by side, probably by filing one of the sides of each boltseld flat and gluing them together with epoxy or JB Weld.
The obvious issue I can see here is, how to release the magazine lock of the left blaster, as the Longshot's magazine lock release is only on the right hand side.
Plus, you will be able to use drums on left blaster, but not on the right blaster, if the left one is loaded.
Double trigger or dual shot?
I'll assume that the boltsleds will attached side by side, probably by filing one of the sides of each boltseld flat and gluing them together with epoxy or JB Weld.
The obvious issue I can see here is, how to release the magazine lock of the left blaster, as the Longshot's magazine lock release is only on the right hand side.
Plus, you will be able to use drums on left blaster, but not on the right blaster, if the left one is loaded.
Double trigger or dual shot?
clunk07- Administrator
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- Post n°21
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Magazine catch shouldn't be too much of an issue to link together.
18-round clips would work fine, with a bit of work, you could join them up with spacer's and some JB weld.
Interested too in hearing if it will be single/dual trigger...
Cheers,
18-round clips would work fine, with a bit of work, you could join them up with spacer's and some JB weld.
Interested too in hearing if it will be single/dual trigger...
Cheers,
Kinetic Waffle- Posts : 108
Join date : 2011-04-08
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Location : 1008A/640 Swanston St, Carlton, Victoria, 3053
- Post n°22
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Was making inquiries about the "Twins" dual alpha troopers and their single trigger design, that's probably what I'll be going for.
Luke- Posts : 986
Join date : 2011-02-04
Age : 26
Location : Patterson Lakes, Melbourne
- Post n°23
Re: Handmade dual-blaster shotgun?
Add a Nitefinder spring.
-Luke
-Luke