This was the outcome
I thought Effeminate Longshot style Expand a Blast
Now to make this you will need
Tools:
dremel
sandpaper
hot glue gun
wire snips
needlenose pliers
screwdrivers (of course)
Supplies:
Buzz Bee missle (yellow one)
Longshot front gun long barrel
2: 1/2" CPVC couplers
1/2"
1/2" PVC coupler
1/2" CPVC tee
1/2" CPVC
1/2" PVC
extra springs
electrical tape
sheet plastic
epoxy
One bone stock Eab
First open up the gun and take out all of the internals throw away the useless stock but before you throw away the front barrel you need to take your needlenose pliers and remove the rubber black piece on the back. Put this aside for later. Throw out the barrel and remove the ar's using the neddlenose pliers
Then you need to cut down the shell.
On the inside you need to cut up to the line that holds the ridge of the orange piece
Then on the outside right in front of the scope you need to cut out the smaller sticker ditch and then connect these two cuts in the middle of the oval on the side. (shown below)
Then take the orange plunger tube and barrel piece and replace it back in the shell and cut the same hole that you cut in the shell.
Next you want to cut up your Buzz Bee missle and save a .5-.75 inch bottom part of the missle that wraps around the dart peg.
Then take the longshot barrel and cut a segment and glue it in the Buzz Bee foam. Wrap a good amount of electrical tape around the foam and glue the black piece from the front barrel on top
Glue this piece inside the barrel at the back of the orange tube, black piece first.
After that we need to assemble the front barrel.
Take the 1/2" PVC coupler and wrap only on half in electrical tape until it fits snugly in the front of the orange barrel. Take a 1/2" CPVC coupler and push it in to the side of the PVC coupler with the tape on it and insert a segment of scrap CPVC in the coupler. Push this piece in the barrel so the electrical tape is just inside it. Then mark where the CPVC comes out of the tube.
Cut this line and tape it on to the end of another segment of CPVC.
Next cut the other CPVC coupler slightly of from the middle and sand inside so CPVC can slide through nicely. Then assemble by raming the CPVC coupler ring in the 1/2" PVC coupler like so.
After that string the piece of CPVC into it so it looks like this.
Now measure from the halfway point of the 1/2"PVC coupler to the end of the barrel and cut a segment of 1/2" PVC to that length.
Remove the taped piece of scrap CPVC and hammer the CPVC barrel into the PVC.
It might help to boil the piece of PVC before hammering.
Then finish the front piece by epoxying the front barrel on.
Do not epoxy front piece into barrel yet
Next the bolt. Insert your plunger with no springs and take a segment of CPVC and push it down the orange tube until catch on plunger rod lines up with the catch. Mark the length of the CPVC where the cut in the plastic is.
Take your sheet plastic and cut out a circle the size of the orange barrel. Then center the piece of CPVC that was just cut and draw a circle of where it is. Then remove the plastic in the middle. I personally melted it away using the tip of my hot glue gun.
Push the CPVC into the newly made hole, the tighter the better. put some glue around the bottom and the result should look like this.
O.K. almost done.
Double check the fit by inserting the piece above through the plunger tube and attach the tee with the handle to it. When fit on the handle should be hitting the front part of the breech opening. Epoxy these pieces together and push the bolt foward.
Finally put epoxy around the electrical tape on the PVC coupler and push it into the front of the orange barrel.
Keep pushing until the CPVC out the back of it is fully on the CPVC tee.
End result should look like this.
Exposed internals should look like this.
Shave down any plastic in the front of the gun.
And your done.
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