
It shoots those awesome, foot long arrows all of five feet. (Makes for a hilarious random shot in the parking lot) Holy crap! A foot long? And no barrel? That must mean that the plunger tube is tiny as hell! Wrong. What I discovered is that this bow uses a reverse plunger system. This means that the arrows go inside the plunger and the plunger tube is forced down onto that, pushing an insane amount of air!
To open this beasty, there are 12 screws on the shell. You have to gently pry open the axes with a flat head screwdriver. This reveals 4 more screws for a grand total of 16. The ends just pop out too.

Here are the internals:

The two clear rings are a jelly like substance, and absorb most of the impact on the plunger tube. These things are awesome, and will expand and cushion the blow perfectly. You can see that this is very similar to the Urukai cross bow (See FA’s Mega Pistol). It uses the same internal bungees. The seal between the plunger and the plunger tube is very good, and since you can’t get to the plunger head without cutting through the plunger tube, I’m going to leave it alone. There appear to be no ARs anyway! Very cool.
Look at the size of that plunger tube! It’s 1 ¼†in diameter by a 9†pull! That’s almost double the volume of a Longshot plunger tube! With a better seal, and better padding!
Here’s what I did for the barrel. I pulled apart the two arrows and used a ½†wood drill bit to hollow them out more. I fit one over the Petg, and forced it down all the way. I then pulled it out half of an inch and marked it. You can’t put it all the way in, because the air inlets from the sides, not the back of the plunger.

I added the second to where my mark is, and gooped up both. Stick a pin through the inside side of the Petg.

Run a piece of copper wire with the insulation removed through the pin hole, bend it down and hot glue it in place.

Then put the barrel in, and trim off the foam if any is sticking out.

Here it is finished:

To close it up you need to reinsert the screws, and apply a ring of super glue to the back ring (where the plunger tube meets the shell), the two axes where you pried open, and the arm extensions.
It vacuum loads the whole 12†and then some. Flat it shoots about 55 to 60 feet on average, without any bungees at all! This thing is so ripe for integrations in the arms, and already looks cool as hell. I can easily pull 100+’ out of this monster with some bungees. I’ll pick them up soon and get some official range tests. I’m betting on around 120’. My darts fit OMC Petg perfectly (made from Fa’s foam).