Search for "autobow". Magfed and gets 50'!I don't think the gun is going to be able to have a clip and range together, one or the other.
#26
Posted 25 October 2012 - 06:54 PM
#27
Posted 26 October 2012 - 10:59 AM
Nice picture/drawing! I can see a few major problems though. In order for the trigger to hold the pencil in place you would have to put a stop behind it. That would make it impossible to pull the trigger. Also, when you cock the gun, a dart ends up behind AND in front of the pencil. I don't think the gun is going to be able to have a clip and range together, one or the other.
Sketchup FTW.
I'd put a rubberband under the trigger to keep it in place,
As for the dart issues, I'm aware that those need to be solved, but I thought I saw DB do it and my plan was to just include a 'tail' on the pencil/dart pusher that occupies the barrel when it's in the 'fired' position. You could probably use that tail to charge the blaster too. A better solution, that did not put anything on the pencil/dart pusher, would be ideal since it'd keep the mass down; but that can be figured out later.
Something I realized about prototyping here: many, many, many people already make and use Knex blasters. It'd be a pinch to use Knex for building Nerf-dart launchers.
Edited by Meaker VI, 26 October 2012 - 04:57 PM.
#28
Posted 27 October 2012 - 12:26 PM
I think this thread could use a significant dose of Lego shooters as well.Something I realized about prototyping here: many, many, many people already make and use Knex blasters. It'd be a pinch to use Knex for building Nerf-dart launchers.
#29
Posted 27 October 2012 - 03:58 PM
I think this thread could use a significant dose of results as opposed to sketches.I think this thread could use a significant dose of Lego shooters as well.
Build something, share it, talk about it. But once the talking starts to supersede the building and sharing, the noise becomes asphyxiating.
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