KnightValor

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Lmao! Funny how popular this topic is (or rather, not unpopular)... If I were to post about making a pvc sword on ANY OTHER FORUM I would probably get banned and flamed all the way to hell.



You should make it so you can ram a dart into the handle and arc it to shoot the dart out.


Then you just need to make some kind of bolt system for quick reload... Lol. Think about it. "Hey guys, I brought this sword to our nerf war for close combat!" Sure enough, next time someone charges you, whip it down at them and get an easy kill. Well, maybe not easy, but...

... You mean you posted a thread about a gun you know nothing about and whipped it together in half an hour??


First part: LAME.
Second part: Maybe I should build one of these...


Looks awesome... Simple, and you already have suggestions for modifications!

sniperdude, on Apr 19 2006, 06:23 PM, said:

I tried the exact same thing but with a clear blue one. while im not sure if theres a difference i will tell you right now that iw wont work considering, have you seeen how small that plunger is?

its like

O====== that big<<<and your not getting enough pressure to pressurize a nerfdart unless ur planning on reaaaally small shotgun darts.

Yeah. It is actually larger than most $10 electric guns... lol, I know it doesn't mean much, but its twice the size of my tokyo marui glock 18c ebb...

And I have already made it shoot 8+ feet... a better (okay, not 2x... but better nonetheless) spring, an actual barrel for the darts to go in (for the moment I am just jamming one onto the airsoft barrel), and one inch stefans, I should be semi alright.

Look, this is mostly expirimental, and the REAL result will be the clip attachment out of pvc that can be fitted onto your airsoft gun's barrel and will give you a three to seven round clip of nerf darts, and a barrel for them to go through. Think about it... If you could make a full auto nerf gun by simply glueing three pieces of PVC together and screwing it onto your full auto airsoft gun... wouldn't that be sweet? Even if it has a max range of under thirty feet, the cost to benefit ratio is very good (assuming you already have an airsoft gun)

Whoa. I mean... whoa.


You really must've put some time into it, it looks very, very complex. Or at least hard to make... Whatever. It makes me think though... "Just build something simple, like a snap!"

Although, it seems to have paid off very, very well.

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KV, wow...

well, at least you're building it instead of spending weeks speculating.

My thoughts exactly!


Process from now on will be slow, though... Damn internet courses! They're way too easy to fall behind in.