Introduction: Knex Pistol With Magazine and Folding Stock

About: Umm.. My name is Louis and.. oh yeah, add me on XBox, my Gamertag is ConfusedGiraffe.

This is a Knex pistol I made. It fires grey connectors, has an eight round magazine or so, true trigger from Oompa Loompa's OKP, folding stock and somewhat realistic looks. It fires 10 meters with 2 thick elastic bands.
Nothing too new, but very reliable and quite powerful and good looking. Doesn't look great with stock extended, but is comfortable to hold.

Step 1: Piece Count

Connectors:
Yellow - 24
Red - 10
White - 4
Dark grey - 7 (excluding ammo)
Light grey - 2
Green - 3
Orange - 7
Rods:
Yellow - 1
Red - 3
White - 29
Blue - 3
Green - 34 +/- 1
Other:
Black ball socket - 1
Black Y-hinge - 6
Elastic bands - 3 needed, another one recommended
Tape

Step 2: Magazine

I made it like this because I didn't have many white snowflake connector.
Just do what's in the pictures.

Step 3: Sides + Trigger

Sides of the gun above the magazine and Oompa Loompa's trigger from the OKP.
Do what is in the pictures again.
3 and 4 are the same thing, just different angle.

Step 4: Top Section

Holds down firing rod, and makes it look more like a real pistol. 2 and 3 are both showing the same thing, but 3 is zoomed in.

Step 5: Folding Stock

Comfortable extended, and looks good and has a sight when folded.

Step 6: Firing Rod + Mag Ram

Firing rod is what hits the round, mag ram pushes grey connectors up to be fired.
Put tape on both ends of firing rod, as shown.

Step 7: Elastic Bands

On firing rod, there is one band on each side, each one doubled up, not two on each side. I'd advise putting the bands on the other white rod closer to the trigger, for more power. Add more onto firing rod for more power, but too much power might make the firing rod fire out of the orange connector, or break the trigger.

Step 8: Loading + Firing

1. Take mag ram out
2. Load grey connectors. IMPORTANT: put the rounded side forward, as shown in the picture. If you don't, it will jam.
3. Put mag ram back in, put bands back on
4. Pull back firing rod
5. Pull trigger