Introduction: K'NEX RBLTR V.1 (Red's Breach Loading Tactical Rifle) (Build)
This is my "Toy Rods and Connecters Contest" entry #1, the RBLTR (Red's Breach Loading Tactical Rifle). This is probably the most powerful K'NEX gun I have ever build, with range that reaches over 70 ft. It was a fun build, and is not at all piece consuming. It uses internals that closely resemble gtrain's G36C mech.
Some features of the gun are:
- Great range: 70 ft.
- Permanent fore-grip
- Nice sights
- Great pin pull
- Nice attachment bar
- Breach loading
- Shoots yellow rods
Now, lets move on to step #1...
Step 1: Main Body #1
In this first step you will be working on the right side of the main body, and part the internals. If you have any questions, please do ask. Keep in mind that you will want to read all of the image notes, they will help you.
Step 2: The Fore-grip
In this step you will be building the permanent for-grip. I was too lazy to take it all apart, so if you have any questions, do ask.
Step 3: Main Body #2
In this step you will build the connecter set that sits underneath the pin (when it is pulled and ready to fire). Again, if you have questions, pleas ask.
Step 4: Handle / Pistol Grip
In this step, you will be building the handle and the comfort bar. Again, I was to lazy to take the handle apart, but it is pretty easy all the same.
Step 5: Main Body #3
In this step you will place the left side on the gun.
Step 6: Sights and Attachment Bar
In this step you will be creating the sights and the attachment bar. If you lack any understanding, I will inform you.
Step 7: Banding and Adding
This is the last step. In this step, you will add the additions to the gun, and add bands to make the gun function. Go ahead and ask questions, as this step might be harder than you think. Oh, and BTW, if you have noticed any spelling or punctuation errors, pleas tell me.

Runner Up in the
Toy Rods and Connectors Contest
1 Person Made This Project!
- ProtectTheAlphaWolf made it!
74 Comments
9 years ago on Introduction
If you want to see the video, see here.
3 years ago
I remember building this one a few years back! A great single shot for modding.
4 years ago
Making this as soon as my pieces arrive. (Hopefully March 14th)
6 years ago
i have built it, but just to try out the breach loading system. and i have to say, it is not bad. Of course, i am a magazine guy. i really dig mags. But great job
6 years ago
Nice! I will build it sometime to learn about the breach loading mechanism.
7 years ago on Introduction
COOL!
7 years ago
Guys please check out my gun where a breech load mech loads the internal mag
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
Ok I will and I have a question, did you change your username? Weren't you jarebB?
8 years ago on Introduction
I just built this (no pics unfortunately as phone camera is broken) and I absolutely love it! It only took around 2 hours to build, including modding because I wanted an actual sight, and it fires exceptionally well, has a really long and really smooth pin pull, and can hold ever rubber band I can jam through the firing pin.
Range: around 55ft holding it straight or up to 100 (!) at 45 degrees.
Definite must-build for anyone who is looking for a powerful single-shot.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
Awesome dude! That's great to hear! Thanks much man!
9 years ago on Introduction
Sorry bro, but this has been gone for months.
9 years ago on Introduction
Is it a single shot because i am looking for a solid secondary
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
I can't believe I'm sayin' this, but on the scale of good K'NEX weapons, this is somewhere in the middle. Neither good, nor bad. If you are looking for a solid secondary, I'd go with the S2 Bolt-Action pistol. The RBLTR V.1 is a nice gun overall, but it only gets good range because its single-shot/breach-loaded + 2 size #117 bands.
9 years ago on Introduction
Add mine in if you want...
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Give me a minuet, I'm kinda busy doing math (or I should be busy doing math)...
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
lol
9 years ago
Is there an Easier way to pull the pin back?
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
To tell you the truth, I don't know. I bet, if you put your mind to it, you could figure something out.
9 years ago on Introduction
Does this use 'broken pieces'?
Reply 9 years ago on Introduction
Correction, it uses some, but I don't think any are needed.