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[Renegade]

Well I finished the write up pretty fast so I thought I should just post it now. So here it is.



The Renegade Clip Write-Up


Materials
1x ½ in. CPVC Coupler
2x ½ in. PVC Coupler
½ inch PVC
Duct tape
17/32 brass
9/16 brass
Velcro Patches (optional)
Cardboard
Dremel with cutting bit
Video Camera Tape Case

Step one: Cut a small section of 9/16 brass and wrap it in some duct tape. Place the section into one end of the CPVC Coupler. Make sure it fits tightly.


Step two: Insert the CPVC with the brass facing forward into the PVC Coupler.


Step three: Take the tape Case and dremel out a rectangle slightly bigger than your stefans.


Step four: Cut out a section of cardboard and place it on one side of the inside of the tape case.


Step five: Cut 2 smaller sections of Cardboard that fit inside the case like so, and position them so they fit your stefans. The Cardboard should fit snugly.


Step six: Cut a Rectangle in a piece of ½ in. PVC, that’s a tad wider than the Tape Case hole.


Step seven: Place 2 duct tape strips on the tape lid, around the duct tape.


Step eight: Place the clip, onto the lid.


This Step is optional: Place some Velcro strips on the PVC and the Clip, to help secure it while moving.

Step nine: Add on another PVC Coupler, and some more PVC like shown.


Step ten, insert a piece of 9/16 brass with 17/32 brass sticking out the end, into the PVC.


Step eleven: Glue the CPVC coupler onto your gun.

Step twelve: Go Out and Nerf.

There, you have successfully made your very own Renegade Clip!

Using the Renegade Clip:

Load the clip with four Stefans.
Close the clip.
Pull the brass out far enough for a Stefan to drop into the chamber.
Push the brass back in.
Pump/ cock your weapon.
Fire.
Repeat.

And there you have it. This should work on most guns, and in theory will work on pistols, also.

[rylundo]

Once again thats so awesome but does it affect ranges in any way and if so how and is it noticeable.

[Renegade]

It get's the same ranges of a breech modded Airtech2000, and it seems to be up to par with my friend and I's single barreled at2k's. I can't notice any differance in range, But i'll range test it soon, with the clip, and single'd without the clip.

Here's me holding My At2k.


(Note the awesome NerfHaven T! Which is barly visible. )

Edited by Renegade, 23 August 2005 - 06:56 PM.

[Handlethis]

Once again, nicely done renegade... it's a good, low cost alternative for those RoF troubles. Great Job.

HT

[Crappy Nerfer]

That is so awesome, Renegade! I would have thought the ranges would have decreased becase air escapes where the clip is, correct?

[Crappy Nerfer]

Didn't mean to DP.

Edited by Crappy Nerfer, 24 August 2005 - 05:19 AM.

[Handlethis]

That is so awesome, Renegade! I would have thought the ranges would have decreased becase air escapes where the clip is, correct?

No, it doesn't decrease range as much as you'd think. The only air that escapes is the air that gets inbetween the brass and the pvc, which when you think about it isn't much. It works just like a breech loader.

Edited by Handlethis, 24 August 2005 - 09:47 AM.

[navy seal]

Where can we find video camera tape cases like yours I have cassette tape holders but the side opens instead of the top. I then looked at the video camera tape holders I have and they opened the same way as the tapes. I built a breech like yours a few months ago out of cpvc and pvc only and I haven't used it on a gun because I couldn't make a clip. If I can find a tape holder like yours I can use the breech.

I would suggest wraping some thing around the brass barrel like tape to keep it from falling out when you pull it forward. Also how often does it jam?

[ompa]

Try just using balsa wood. That way you can make a solid clip that you don't need to worry about the cardboard adjustment. Just look for my clip mod, and use Renegade's breech system. Mine is basically a simplified version of Boltsniper's.

If done correctly, it rarely ever jams- at least I know mine, if the clip is loaded correctly, barely ever does, and Renegade's uses basically the same design.

~ompa

Edited by ompa, 24 August 2005 - 11:16 AM.

[Renegade]

Where can we find video camera tape cases like yours

You should be able to find them, at stores like, K-Mart, WalMart, and Best Buy.
Here's a picture of the actual tape, that goes in the case.

And Here's the Case next to a regular VHS for size compairison.

The Case, is slightly wider than the VHS.

[cxwq]

It's a VHS-C tape case. Thankfully a mostly dead tape format. 8mm was vastly superior and now we've moved on to digital.

[navy seal]

Do you know what brand it is? I went to walmart and they had phillips,maxxel and sony brands. One of the phillips packs was open so I took a tape out to look at the case. Its wasn't the right case. It was one that opened from the sides. I would have bought some but the cheapest was a two pack for $5. Do any stores or websites just sell the cases?

[stanpig]

That's awesome I've been trying to hatch an idea for a good clip but I think I'll just half-ass it and use this one. I hope my home depot has the materials, they don't tend to have things when I need them...

Edited by stanpig, 26 August 2005 - 03:47 PM.

[NerfLad78]

Ahhh... now I can just sit back and watch the Rate Of Fire Renaissance go by in full swing. What's next, I wonder?

Good mod, I'm really into short barrels, medium range, As - Much - Foam - as - I can - Get - Into - the - Air - at - One - Time sort of thing. I kinda got this philosophy from Paintball.

I'll try this if I find the time.


P.S: I'm back from my slight posting break! Has alot happened?

Edited by NerfLad78, 26 August 2005 - 04:14 PM.

[Osiris]

Wait a minute so its gravity fed right? Its not spring fed I assume just looking at the pics. It looks pretty simple to make good job and looks like it would work well.

Edited by Osiris, 26 August 2005 - 05:15 PM.