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Now i know we are in a Nerf forum and i know that not many ppl will care about this but for those interested here is my mod and review of the Shadow Hawk 100, basically its the same as Psyk's but mine is removable for future customisation. (Thanks to Psyk BTW for the concept)
1st pick shows trigger, this was ripped out of a maverick along with the slide to move back and forth, orange washer is an AR cut back and filed to thickness of base plate.
L-Bracket i would suggest a pergola angle would be perfect, mine is some piece of aluminium i found and bent to shape.
trigger catch also out of a Maverick (top of air plunger)and an old screwdriver handle. The supports either side of bracket are needed as it is to flimsy other wise.
Screwed in trigger on slide, back spring not glued, fully removable. Return spring not needed as back spring was enough. (unsure of kg just something i found about the garage but its stiff
2nd pick shows cocked and locked
On the pump i also added the return spring from the top slide from my now destroyed Maverick, now she returns straight away.
Next to come may be spring upgrade, as i left as stock but glued to end up increase compression. Barrel up grade is an option as there are small gaps in the barrel joins, 1 in gun itself, plus other barrel does not completely marry in.
Have worked out that 9mm Dowel sanded back to 7mm (as there is no such size) and pointed will make great ammo,
as this gun is called a ShadowHawk, it will be shooting birds, Pidgeons more precisely, shitting all over our flooring and doors and the like.
Cant wait to see the full potential of this thing, there are a few options that can be done to this gun im thinking, it has a fair bit of power from 2 metres away i managed to dry shoot one of the "spitwads" through the box it came in, thats about 90mm thick, with alot of dead space in that 90mm to slow it down, i was completely surprised. So i cant wait to start making my dowell ammo.
Modded using a hacksaw, small file (2inces), wet and dry sand paper, 2 part epoxy resin. 1 flat head screwdriver.
My boy has fu**ed most of my tools or have lost them.
Thanks all
GhostSniper
1st pick shows trigger, this was ripped out of a maverick along with the slide to move back and forth, orange washer is an AR cut back and filed to thickness of base plate.
L-Bracket i would suggest a pergola angle would be perfect, mine is some piece of aluminium i found and bent to shape.
trigger catch also out of a Maverick (top of air plunger)and an old screwdriver handle. The supports either side of bracket are needed as it is to flimsy other wise.
Screwed in trigger on slide, back spring not glued, fully removable. Return spring not needed as back spring was enough. (unsure of kg just something i found about the garage but its stiff
2nd pick shows cocked and locked
On the pump i also added the return spring from the top slide from my now destroyed Maverick, now she returns straight away.
Next to come may be spring upgrade, as i left as stock but glued to end up increase compression. Barrel up grade is an option as there are small gaps in the barrel joins, 1 in gun itself, plus other barrel does not completely marry in.
Have worked out that 9mm Dowel sanded back to 7mm (as there is no such size) and pointed will make great ammo,
as this gun is called a ShadowHawk, it will be shooting birds, Pidgeons more precisely, shitting all over our flooring and doors and the like.
Cant wait to see the full potential of this thing, there are a few options that can be done to this gun im thinking, it has a fair bit of power from 2 metres away i managed to dry shoot one of the "spitwads" through the box it came in, thats about 90mm thick, with alot of dead space in that 90mm to slow it down, i was completely surprised. So i cant wait to start making my dowell ammo.
Modded using a hacksaw, small file (2inces), wet and dry sand paper, 2 part epoxy resin. 1 flat head screwdriver.
My boy has fu**ed most of my tools or have lost them.
Thanks all
GhostSniper
