This is an Instructable of my knex Glock 38. I like this gun because it isn't too small, or too big, but still maintains a fair amount of power, this way, you can still keep a side-arm in your pocket, without sacrificing much range (if any) and keep up a good mag size and accuracy.

Now with all-new angled handle and trigger! (Updated Feb. 9, 2009)

Features:

Size: 6.25" x 4.75"
Range: ~ 20-30 ft. (depending on bands)
Accuracy: Very Consistent
Pc. Count: Medium
Mag Size: 9

Step 1: Handle

This is the handle and mag of the gun. Follow The Pics.

1. Build These.
2. Attach like this.
3. Add These.
4. Put this here. (Put it on the other side if your right-handed)

Step 2: Barrel

This is how to build the barrel of the gun.

1. Build These.
2. Attach like this.
3. Put on here.
4. Add this.
5. Add this.
6. Add This.
7. Slide this in.

Step 3: Trigger

This is my new Trigger System, it is very reliable.

1. Build it.
2. Put it on.
3. Add Rubber band.

Step 4: Innards

The "innards" (guts) include the ram and mag push.

1. Ram
2. Mag push

Step 5: Bands

This step shows where to place rubber bands.

1. Ram band.
2. Mag band.

Step 6: Loading & Firing

This is how to load and fire. This gun uses the standard Dark Grey Connectors for ammo. Or you could go to D.C. and get some real bullets at "Flak & Shrapnel's", but enough of that, lets get go'in.
When you load, be sure the bullets are all lined up perfectly straight, otherwise the gun may load two.

By the way, these pics show the old version, but all rules still apply.

1. Loading: Bullets go in this way.
2. Loading: Put in the mag push
3. Firing: Pull back the ram until a bullet clicks into the chamber, then just pull the trigger.

P.S. - after you empty a clip, there will be one extra bullet that the push cant... well... push. You could extend the push to keep this from happening, but i like this sized pusher because it wont go up into the chamber.