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Rubberband guns (RBGs); the epitome of improvised weapons, carbine or garand, pistol or rifle. so many options lie with this weapon, but unfortunately people here are obsessed with K'NEX (personally I hate it, it has a high tendency of falling apart and breaking). so i will teach you how to make a RBG out of wood or metal (whichever is readily available).
I will use the example of a crucifix shaped gun called the punisher. It is weilded by Nicholas D. Wolfwood in the 1998 anime hit Trigun.
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Every good rubberband gun needs two places to hold the rubber band. this end will permanently* define the calibre (caliber if youre american) it should be at the end of your wood (pic 1) or halfway through (pic 2).
"slingshot" style sticks may be put there if you want raised firing arcs.
*open to interpretation, the trigger also defines the caliber too.
I don't hate K'nex that much... I just hate how people spam the same 'structable over and over in different shapes and iterations and somehow seam to feasibly think that it's their own creation. I also hate how they also assume that there is an unlimited supply of k'nex to everywhere in the world.
I also hate, flimsy weapons and improvised designs that fall apart SO easily, which pretty much constitutes k'nex (and Lego, although lego was designed for easy destructability, k'nex wasn't).
I'm not "bashng" K'nex, I approve it's existence without terms. just the ideals of some structablers here.... argh!
I did all of this as a year 8 student, at the age of 12
This design may possibly soon be remade (once I finish the design) in the form of one of the most powerful hand-weapon concepts ever: a Railgun (I'm not joking).
The Gun's name Acrux Is already taken. If anybody sees a stupid little kiddies' design, or a k'nex gun or anything stealing this name, report it for theft. (I am aware of Acrux being a gun from the armored core series. Thats where i got it from)
The Crcifix design, I found, is perfect for a railgun, whils als oremaining an effective shock-and-awe tool. I'm in year 12, 16 years old, and I've nearly finished designing the first effective railgun.
Wish me luck, and you may just get the design... through mysterious means.
I wouldn't call that a hit.....