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[Alexiumz]

I've mentioned it before, but granted, it may have not been clear enough. The grenade will be launched by a spring physically pushing it out, like you said. Imagine a spring powered blaster, and remove the bolt and plunger. The spring will be locked back, and then when fired, unlocks, pushing the grenade out of the barrel.

[SchizophrenicMC]

Alexiumz, on Jun 20 2009, 01:50 AM, said:

I've mentioned it before, but granted, it may have not been clear enough. The grenade will be launched by a spring physically pushing it out, like you said. Imagine a spring powered blaster, and remove the bolt and plunger. The spring will be locked back, and then when fired, unlocks, pushing the grenade out of the barrel.

The only way that would work is by having the grenade physcally within the barrel of the launcher.

[Alexiumz]

If you take a look at the grenade, it will fit inside the barrel, up until the wide 'lip' near the front of the grenade. That will sit outside the barrel.

[SchizophrenicMC]

Alexiumz, on Jun 21 2009, 04:03 AM, said:

If you take a look at the grenade, it will fit inside the barrel, up until the wide 'lip' near the front of the grenade. That will sit outside the barrel.

So, it's an in-barrel design, contrary to your prior comment.

It matters not. Just finish it before this gets closed.

[narwhalsrnasty]

ingenious idea! ive been looking for a way to fire it for a while now

[Langley]

'narwhalsrnasty', on 24 Oct 2011 - 01:46 AM, said:

ingenious idea! ive been looking for a way to fire it for a while now

Please don't reply to threads that have been inactive for months/years, especially if you don't have anything new to add. And while your post isn't actually that bad, we do appreciate some capitalization and punctuation. Thanks.