Hi folks,
For Halloween a few of my buddies and I are going as a kind of custom Fallout gang of characters. We have a badarse lady soldier, a tactical bossman, and myself the heavy. For a gun I wanted to make a heavy gun of sorts, and what better to model off than the Nerf Vulcan!
Long story short I bought one off a local used items website and brought it home. After a short test fire i found consistent problems with the feed (there is a clutch inside somewhere that keeps slipping and won't advance the chain). After taking it apart I think i have found the source of the problem. When the gun is manually cocked a clutch system engages which detaches the electric motors gears from the firing system. When cock is released back to its resting position these gears don't re-engage with the toothed rail it should be (darn sharty plastic).
I'm curious if anyone has any experience with these beasts? Impressive engineering with shotty manufacturing; such a shame...
That isn't the point though. I'll be posting my mod progress here, and I'll start with a photo of my new ammo box!
Hello from the Netherlands! There isn't enough time to make it fire properly so I suspect I'll be putting the guts back in and dealing with a dead gun for now.
The plan is:
-Longer barrel
-remove all "nerf" related details
-wicked paintjob
-better handle
I'd love suggestions, thanks for reading!
For Halloween a few of my buddies and I are going as a kind of custom Fallout gang of characters. We have a badarse lady soldier, a tactical bossman, and myself the heavy. For a gun I wanted to make a heavy gun of sorts, and what better to model off than the Nerf Vulcan!
Long story short I bought one off a local used items website and brought it home. After a short test fire i found consistent problems with the feed (there is a clutch inside somewhere that keeps slipping and won't advance the chain). After taking it apart I think i have found the source of the problem. When the gun is manually cocked a clutch system engages which detaches the electric motors gears from the firing system. When cock is released back to its resting position these gears don't re-engage with the toothed rail it should be (darn sharty plastic).
I'm curious if anyone has any experience with these beasts? Impressive engineering with shotty manufacturing; such a shame...
That isn't the point though. I'll be posting my mod progress here, and I'll start with a photo of my new ammo box!
Hello from the Netherlands! There isn't enough time to make it fire properly so I suspect I'll be putting the guts back in and dealing with a dead gun for now.
The plan is:
-Longer barrel
-remove all "nerf" related details
-wicked paintjob
-better handle
I'd love suggestions, thanks for reading!