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ComradeSchlichting

Member Since 03 Jul 2012
Offline Last Active Oct 16 2012 10:05 PM

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In Topic: Crowd Control "minigun"

13 October 2012 - 07:25 PM

May I suggest two improvements?
1. There could be flywheels added to the gun so that the darts are chambered by the air and then they hit the flywheels to go much faster. I used a similar concept from an old Hot Wheels-Cyborg Assault playset when I was still young and innocent. That thing shot full-metal Hot Wheels cars about thirty-five feet at a speed enough to knock out a good hole in a cardboard box. Mind you, we're talking some high-speed shit and this thing took six D-cells (as everyone knows, the same as the Stampede and Vulcan) and it had motors about two inches wide and flywheels three inches across. They wrre also rubber-coated and fit the cars really tight. But I don't have it anymore (Bye-bye, Hot Wheels cannon, I'll always miss you). But the flywheels could add a lot of range to your design.
Also, a different magazine would be a nice idea. A custom detachable box magazine could allow you to not only switch ammo very quickly, but if built like Boltnsniper' FAR magazine, doesn't require gravity. It would also free up space on the top to attach iron sights so that accurate bursts can be achieved.
But that's just my FNG opinion.

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In Topic: Electrical Automatic Nerfgun. V2

13 October 2012 - 07:12 PM

Might I suggest for your next light automatic weapon to make it with a gravity-fed clip (maybe detachable to make it easier) and use a bed pump-style electric propulsion system (basically a leaf-blower-like device), make it longer for more accuracy and to add to the power, add flywheels to the chamber to shoot the darts farther and faster.
Also a bipod and using a battery attachable by a cord or backpack could give it more power and a bipod/stock would be useful.
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