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Step 5Firing
Alright we're almost finished! The gun fires pretty decently. Even with the slanted mag it's 99.9% reliable and I have never had a jam of any sort. If you find that the muzzle gets in the way (which it shouldn't if you're using enough power) then just take of the extra part that makes it look rounded.
1-2. Here's the firing pin. You probably won't need the taped part which is basically a tan and I think a blue ring? Anyways I like the rubber band better. If you wrap it around the orange I think it'll hold it together. The rubber band makes the gun a little less loud when firing. The red connector is just to grab onto when you cock it as the orange will be in the back of the gun and hard to reach. Attach them about here. Move them further up for a little more power.
3-5. Here's the magazine. You can make it as big as you like but this is the most realistically sized one. It holds about 14 dark greys comfortably although you could get 15-16 if you're careful. Put the green rod in where you see it to hold block the ammo.
7-9. You then insert the magazine AK style as in you insert it at a steep slant and bring the white rod into the slots of the blue connector and then swing the magazine up so that the other side locks into position. This should be a sturdy enough connection so that it isn't pushed out by the mag pusher depending on how many pieces of ammo you load. Then when inserted press carefully (you may need to push up on the white rod to make it line up correctly or it'll wreck the magazine) on the white rod to push out the green rod then pull it back out.
Proceed to cock the weapon and then fire. The fun part is that you can make several preloaded magazines and swap them out fairly quickly. Enjoy.
1-2. Here's the firing pin. You probably won't need the taped part which is basically a tan and I think a blue ring? Anyways I like the rubber band better. If you wrap it around the orange I think it'll hold it together. The rubber band makes the gun a little less loud when firing. The red connector is just to grab onto when you cock it as the orange will be in the back of the gun and hard to reach. Attach them about here. Move them further up for a little more power.
3-5. Here's the magazine. You can make it as big as you like but this is the most realistically sized one. It holds about 14 dark greys comfortably although you could get 15-16 if you're careful. Put the green rod in where you see it to hold block the ammo.
7-9. You then insert the magazine AK style as in you insert it at a steep slant and bring the white rod into the slots of the blue connector and then swing the magazine up so that the other side locks into position. This should be a sturdy enough connection so that it isn't pushed out by the mag pusher depending on how many pieces of ammo you load. Then when inserted press carefully (you may need to push up on the white rod to make it line up correctly or it'll wreck the magazine) on the white rod to push out the green rod then pull it back out.
Proceed to cock the weapon and then fire. The fun part is that you can make several preloaded magazines and swap them out fairly quickly. Enjoy.
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my gun works perfect!:D
thnx ( i have upgraded the out way for the ammo if it shoots out
its shoots up xD
now i have the oranjes brided out with 3 orananges!
now its shoots better :D
and i have made it a scope :)
Is it important ?