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[ultimatenerf 320]

This is a write-up for one of my breeches made of clear butyrate. This size breech can be used for guns like a PAS or BBBB.

Materials:
-5/8 X 3/4 inch butyrate
-CPVC
-PVC
-superglue

Tools:
Dremel
Hacksaw/pipe cutters
ruler/omnigrid


First, cut a piece of the butyrate 8 3/4 inch long:

Then, cut a breech slot starting 1 1/2 inches from one end, and make it 4 1/2 inches long:

Cut your CPVC to about 8 inches long:

Then sand down your piece of CPVC and hammer on a 1 1/4 inch piece of PVC. (dremel if needed)

Insert your barrel (CPVC) into the breech, and glue on a nub of your choice, and your done! If you sanded it right, it should slide and still make a perfect seal. Final product:



To Answer any questions:
Yeah, my camera sucks. No, I did not attach the nub yet in the last picture. And Yes, you can make this breech in different sizes. Here are the dimensions for one that could be used with a pistol:
Butyrate: 6 3/4 inches
Breech slot: 4 1/4 inches
Barrel:6 1/2 inches
Handle(PVC): 1 inch

Questions? Comments? Flames?

Edited by ultimatenerf 320, 08 August 2010 - 09:25 PM.

[megadoomer]

Not bad

[Stark]

So you pull the butyrate forward, then shove the dart into the front of the cpvc through the slot in the butyrate?

Edited by Stark, 09 August 2010 - 03:14 PM.

[Talio]

Yeah, I got questions. A. How the fuck does that actually work? B. Why did you call it a clear breach when it is clearly not actually clear. C. Why are the pictures dated 2006?

[ultimatenerf 320]

So you pull the butyrate forward, then shove the dart into the front of the cpvc through the slot in the butyrate?

*facpalm* Why is everybody looking at this breech backwards? You add e-tape to the other end and stick that in a coupler.
And the butyrate is clear, not saying that the CPVC is.
I never changed the date on my camera so it always says some time in 2006.
To clear any other confusion:

You put a small piece of CPVC to back as a dart stopper.

Edited by ultimatenerf 320, 09 August 2010 - 04:03 PM.

[nerfnrg]

Still does not make sense to me. Make a video please. And why do you need such a large slot?

~Nrg

Edited by nerfnrg, 09 August 2010 - 05:18 PM.

[Stark]

Oh, that makes much more sense. I think that people are used to using a pvc stub sleeved over cpvc as a coupler, so it is not a giant mental leap to assume that that's the end that goes into the blaster, but I see how it actually works now. I like the large opening, makes it easier to quickly slot a dart in.

[ultimatenerf 320]

Still does not make sense to me. Make a video please. And why do you need such a large slot?

~Nrg

Video
And I just like a large breech slot, it makes it easier to load darts.

[BustaNinja]

The name of the video made me laugh. I half expected like some ad hoc music video with you operating the breech while wearing a purple warm up suit, gold chains and a hat, and then having bitches in the background shaking their money makers.

I guess it makes sense, but now I gotta ask... Why? The breech isn't really something that needs refining, ya know? I mean, granted, they look good, but its still a simple process.

[ultimatenerf 320]

The name of the video made me laugh. I half expected like some ad hoc music video with you operating the breech while wearing a purple warm up suit, gold chains and a hat, and then having bitches in the background shaking their money makers.

I guess it makes sense, but now I gotta ask... Why? The breech isn't really something that needs refining, ya know? I mean, granted, they look good, but its still a simple process.

lol, Sorry about the video name, my sister has a folder that all my stuff automatically goes into. And I can't change it. But I just thought I would contribute, and I have a better breech write-up coming very soon.