Introduction: K'NEX Gun: Ripper

About: K'NEX gun builder here at Instructables. More or less retired from the community, but I still pop in now and again.

The coolest fictional gun from the Call of Duty series would have to be, in my opinion, the Ripper (EvoPro III). With the ability to toggle between the SMG and the AR world, and that incredible body, whats not to like? Making a functional K'NEX replica, however was not easy. In the first place, there were no dimensions for me to base my replica off of. In the second place, the distance between the magazine and the firing mechanism is unrealistically small. So I decided to take the same approach that I did with my Magpul PDR, and make a breach loading gun out of it. You can also look at this gun as the close range cousin of my RBLTR.

Before I go any further, I will make a disclaimer here and point out that this is technically not a replica. I did my best to duplicate the Ripper, but almost from the start, this gun was created for fun, and nothing else.

The one downfall of this gun was the range. I got 60 ft. max out of it, using two new #117 bands. This is caused by the fact that it has a 5 1/2 - 6 in. pin pull length, that could not have been enhanced without extending the stock. I didn't want to do this, so I left it "as is."

Features:

  • Average range (for a full-size): 60 ft. max
  • Breach loading mech
  • True trigger
  • Permanent foregrip
  • Comfortable grip set
  • Good, close range, iron sights
  • Great, long range, flip up holo-sight
  • Shoots yellow rods, blue rods, and white rods
  • Sturdy body
  • EZ-load system (just push the round into the chamber and lock it into the bullet-lock)
  • 4+ different ways of holding it
  • Short overall body (great for indoor K'NEX wars)

This is my 4th entry in the Toy Rods and Connectors Contest, so don't forget to vote for me and my bro (E Pluribus Unum)!

Don't forget to check me out on YouTube, Google +, at my website: The Red Book of Westmarch Insider, and become a member of K'NEX Connect today!

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