+Bow - Homemade Spring-Powered Nerf Rifle

Step 37 Step Thirty Seven

Add your preferred barrel, and your gun is now complete. The process has taken anywhere from 6 to 12 hours from start to finish depending on the tools you were using.

Final Notes:
+ This gun is extremely durable, but in the rare event something does break it's not at all difficult toreplace any of the parts.
+ This gun doens't involve any glue. Hot, cold, or otherwise. So it should be able to take heat, cold, or humidity without any problems.
+ The rubber band on the trigger isn't a vital part and the gun will still function if it were to break. It's only there to improve the feel of the trigger and could just as well be replaced with a short/weak extension spring. I didn't have any on hand.

Comments

[Matthew1871]

i love it but i have to thing to say Coild there be like a site wear i can get those parts that ship to CANADA because Mc Master Carr only ships to US witch sucks or ill just wait 1 year till i go to us and then order the supplies plz HELP!!!

[Ghost Wolf]

where does the amo go? or is there a clip

[CaptainSlug]

It uses whatever barrel type you want to plug into the bushing adapter. The design doesn't explicitly include a breech or clip.

[eleven-seven]

how much was the plus bow to make?

[eleven-seven]

could you, or do you know where i could find, a list of parts that i should get to make this

[CaptainSlug]

It's in the first step of the instructable as a text file link.

[Ghost Wolf]

ok thanks