Retaliator CPVC barrel replacement
#1
Posted 03 January 2015 - 03:49 PM
Before starting i will ask you to watch the youtube video i am going to link because the priming of the blaster becomes a little unique.
http://youtu.be/eJxoj3rC2mI
OK now for what oyu have all been waiting for.
Materials:
CPVC ( 1 1/2' or more)
A philips head screw
Nerf Retaliator
Tools:
Screw driver
wire cutters
exacto knife
Step ONE:
Remove all screws from the retaliator body.
There will be two screws hidden under the charging slide at the font of the gun as shown here.
Step TWO:
Split shell and remove unnecessary locks
At circle one you will find two white locks remove both. so that it resembles the picture shown.
At circle two you will find two small screws on the bottom side of the very back of the bolt sled remove those and the pieces that come lose.
Step three:
remove all the internals so that the gun is empty except for the front muzzle of the gun
Next at circle three you will see a flap that blockes the barrel from being placed through. you will remove this by pulling out the pin that is holding the flap onto the muzzle of the gun.
step four:
next cut a piece of your preferred 1/2 CPVC to a length of 11"
step five:
next take the front barrel that the dart is loaded into originally and remove it from the bolt sled by sliding out the retaining pin.
then cut it down untill you get this (I used diagonal cutters). then drill a hole slightly smaller then the philips head screw you have tnto the same location shown in my picture.
Step six:
wrap e-tape around one end of the new barrel untill it fits snuggly into the front of the plunger tube as shown in circle 4
step seven:
next place the pice you cut out of the front barrel in step five back into the bolt sled and replace the retaining pin. Then place the bolt sled and plunger tube(with the new CPVC barel in it) into the retaliator shell after sliding the barrel into the bolt sled.
it should look like this befor being put into the retaliator shell.
this is what it should look like inside the shell.(Make sure the nub on the inside of the shell from the charging slide fits into the bolt sleds designated hole)
step eight:
with the plunger tube slid all the way forward, slide the charging slide all the way forward (if you cant you will half to trimm the piece cut in step five so it doesnt contact the muzzle piece.) once the slide and bolt sled are all the way forward mark with a permanent marker through the hole you made in step five onto the CPVC tube. drill out a hole of the same size as in step five. then line up the holes and screw in the philips head screw(I placed some CPVC cement onto the cut piece from step five and the CPVC tube for extra support.)
step nine:
replace all the necessary parts such as the spring, the trigger, and the catch. other then that like stated in step two all locks are unnecessary.
oh i forgot to mention you half to remove the dart tooth from the gun as well its shown in circle 5 i also circled the spring, catch, and trigger. showing how you need then obviously.
step ten:
now for the final step just put your gun back together and be sure to watch my video to see how it functions oh and you have to leave the rear plunger cover off which also means you cant use a stock. i am tryin to fix this glitch but for now this is how it functions.
#2
Posted 03 January 2015 - 03:58 PM
#3
Posted 03 January 2015 - 04:16 PM
#4
Posted 04 January 2015 - 03:35 AM
Edited by deathturtle, 06 January 2015 - 04:43 PM.
#5
Posted 04 January 2015 - 10:06 AM
#6
Posted 04 January 2015 - 11:28 AM
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For instance: Perhaps this could be minimized (cut off the magwell) and/or integrated into another blaster. For instance, it could be an underslung holdout shot on a rapid strike.
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#7
Posted 04 January 2015 - 11:58 AM
Thank you for stating this. It looks to be one of his first mods and when we were first starting this hobby we made shitty things that don't function too well (no offense) simply because that's how first mods end up.Wow the lack of respect is astounding. Even if someone's mod wouldn't be useful to your brand of needing doesn't mean you should just tell him to go fuck off. Ever heard of constructive criticism?
For instance: Perhaps this could be minimized (cut off the magwell) and/or integrated into another blaster. For instance, it could be an underslung holdout shot on a rapid strike.
I think 11" of CPVC may be a bit too much. Have you tried it with shorter lengths and compared ranges?
Edited by Tobias, 04 January 2015 - 11:59 AM.
#8
Posted 04 January 2015 - 12:10 PM
#9
Posted 04 January 2015 - 02:02 PM
Wow the lack of respect is astounding. Even if someone's mod wouldn't be useful to your brand of needing doesn't mean you should just tell him to go fuck off. Ever heard of constructive criticism?
For instance: Perhaps this could be minimized (cut off the magwell) and/or integrated into another blaster. For instance, it could be an underslung holdout shot on a rapid strike.
Ya I understand, but this looks like in the pictures the same dumb ass that was asking how to build a snaps, and then the next day was trying to sell them.
Edited by Droid31, 04 January 2015 - 07:58 PM.
#10
Posted 04 January 2015 - 04:31 PM
Bro, you really need to chill out. Like WAY THE FUCK OUT.Ya I understand, but this looks like in the pictures the same dumb ass that was asking how to build a pump snap, and then the next day was trying to sell them.
#11
Posted 06 January 2015 - 03:19 PM
Ya I understand, but this looks like in the pictures the same dumb ass that was asking how to build a snaps, and then the next day was trying to sell them.
And droid: Yes this is the same guy who asked how to build a snap, and then tried to sell it the next day. but you got to give him some slack, and not go off on all the FNG's for the smallest mistakes they make.
Now I'm not saying that he, you, or I am perfect. We were all at his level of modding at one time or another.
Edited by rockinon96, 06 January 2015 - 03:23 PM.
I know. I was just busting your Muttonchops. It's just what I do.
#12
Posted 06 January 2015 - 04:10 PM
no i didnt make a breach. this is my first mod give me credit man i mean i am extremley new to this....
Wow the lack of respect is astounding. Even if someone's mod wouldn't be useful to your brand of needing doesn't mean you should just tell him to go fuck off. Ever heard of constructive criticism?
For instance: Perhaps this could be minimized (cut off the magwell) and/or integrated into another blaster. For instance, it could be an underslung holdout shot on a rapid strike.
I apologize for the language, that was a bit much.
#13
Posted 08 January 2015 - 11:05 AM
#14
Posted 08 January 2015 - 12:25 PM
Now you just have to take the piece cut out in step five. You need to un-screw it and if it is glued you need to pry it off. now i have found out that just pvc glue is enough to hold the tension. So you will half to slide the pvc back so that the piece from step 5 from the front is placed 4 1/2" from the back of the pvc tube. You will have to add another row of electrical tape to the back of the pipe to add more of a sealing surface.
Also I cut the barrel down from 11" to 7".
#15
Posted 03 January 2016 - 05:18 PM
A lot of people are hating on this but adding a larger section of PVC around the end of the extension (for flash suppressor) and then painting it could look like a pretty cool pistol with a barrel extension. Another idea is making it so the barrel extension go through the stock barrel extension (with larger section of PVC like mentioned before) for realism. I am actually considering this mod for mine to make a Uzi W/ barrel extension Nerf gun (It would be just a show gun of course).
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