Introduction: My SEP /// SEGV-3 (Shell Ejecting Pistol /// Shell Ejecting Gun Version 3)
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About: I used to build K'nex guns. I'd like to think I've grown to be quite good at it, however, I've lost most of my interest in K'nex over my first couple of years in High School, but I do occasionally still come o…
This is my 5th 'ible (yay).
This is my SEP or SEGV-3. to whoever has seen my SEGV-2, this is a following version of my SEG series. the SEGV-1 was the first version of the series, and it was very bad, so i didn't even bother posting it, and took it down a day after i ad finished building it. the SEGV-2 was also not that good, but it was at least a true trigger with a handle and a decent mech, so i decided to post it. this gun, the last and best in the SEG series, was made in 2 days, after i took a big break from building shell ejectors. this pistol is truly amazing and i will show the pros and cons below:
PROS:
comfortable
easy to use
easy to load
powerful
symmetrical (unlike the previous versions of the series)
long range (60-65ft with 6 doubled up bands (12 bands in total))
very sturdy and strong
good shape
never breaks
small, doesn't use a lot of pieces
portable
all broken pieces can be subbed for non-broken pieces, and the non-brokens aren't all that bad
big magazine, can hold 10 round/bullets, can be built bigger
flawless (so far and for me, at least)
comfy handle
(of course) true trigger
strong structure
relatively accurate
and (of course), last bot not least - ejects shells
CONS:
has broken pieces, though all of them can be subbed for non-broken pieces, as i said before
you need to be careful after shooting all your shots not to shoot at the mag pusher because that's trouble
relatively big and long for a pistol
mag can bend a little at the sides because of no support (can be fixed by adding 2 more support layers on the outside of the mag, i did it a day after i finished uploading pictures lolz)
Demonstration of shooting my SEP / SEGV-3:
How to load my SEP / SEGV-3:
This is my SEP or SEGV-3. to whoever has seen my SEGV-2, this is a following version of my SEG series. the SEGV-1 was the first version of the series, and it was very bad, so i didn't even bother posting it, and took it down a day after i ad finished building it. the SEGV-2 was also not that good, but it was at least a true trigger with a handle and a decent mech, so i decided to post it. this gun, the last and best in the SEG series, was made in 2 days, after i took a big break from building shell ejectors. this pistol is truly amazing and i will show the pros and cons below:
PROS:
comfortable
easy to use
easy to load
powerful
symmetrical (unlike the previous versions of the series)
long range (60-65ft with 6 doubled up bands (12 bands in total))
very sturdy and strong
good shape
never breaks
small, doesn't use a lot of pieces
portable
all broken pieces can be subbed for non-broken pieces, and the non-brokens aren't all that bad
big magazine, can hold 10 round/bullets, can be built bigger
flawless (so far and for me, at least)
comfy handle
(of course) true trigger
strong structure
relatively accurate
and (of course), last bot not least - ejects shells
CONS:
has broken pieces, though all of them can be subbed for non-broken pieces, as i said before
you need to be careful after shooting all your shots not to shoot at the mag pusher because that's trouble
relatively big and long for a pistol
mag can bend a little at the sides because of no support (can be fixed by adding 2 more support layers on the outside of the mag, i did it a day after i finished uploading pictures lolz)
Demonstration of shooting my SEP / SEGV-3:
How to load my SEP / SEGV-3:
Step 1: Trigger, Ram, and Mag Pusher
pics:
1. the trigger
2. the block
3. connect like so
4. put a rod through the 3-way connector of the trigger
5. ram
6. close up of the ram
7. tape and bands
8. "ram bands"
9. mag pusher
Step 2: Handle
pics:
1-3 and 5. different views of the handle
4. the middle layer of the handle
6. get these (optional)
7. attach like so (optional)
8. another view
Step 3: Top Rail
pics:
1. bottom view
2. left side view
3-6. close-ups, read image notes
7. top view
Step 4: Main Body Walls
pics:
1. the two outter walls (identical)
2. the rods sticking out of one of the outter walls
3. the inner walls
Step 5: Assembly and Rubberbands
