It's fairly simple but I didn't see any posts of people doing it on here so far so I figured I'd make one here. Repeat on the other end and congrats, you have a home made pump action nerf gun.
Now screw the other end into the 1 1/4th inch pvc so when you pull that pvc back it primes the gun. Screw the strip into the priming handle on the top but not too far or it'll prevent it from priming. They're normally about 13-12 inches long but if it's too long you can always cut it down. Prime back your gun and get a small rectangular length of just about anything. Take a 1 1/4th inch length of pvc 3 inches long and slide it over. Slide that in the barrel, make sure it fires with it in, then screw it on in.
At the end cut out a 1 inch wide and long channel so the dart tooth can go through. You'll want about a 7 inch or so barrel of 1 inch inner diameter PVC. Spray paint job is crappy because me and my dad didn't have the stuff to take it apart. This message has been edited.So I was looking at a pump action reaper guide and realized there wasn't any one that was exact for the champion! I put the empty 22 case mod and squeeze trigger spring adjustment, and both triggers trip at ~1.5 lbs. When you get your 13XX google the trigger mods. Have a 3-9X scope on it both are very accurate. The other is an Eskopeta Undertaker model I had custom-made that looks a lot like an SP. One's a little put-together rig I got from a buddy in Mindanao that has a Weaver base steel-epoxied to the barrel with a 2X pistol scope on it-great rat-killer. pellet at 400 mv 10 pumps).Īlso have a couple airgun pistols in the Philippines I use a lot over there both CO2. screwing around, and it is definitely fun (10 gr. My scoped 1377 has a 2X Centerpoint on it, and an old aftermarket Stoney Point target turret that fits it perfectly. Love shooting the 1377's (one scoped and the other open sights), and when the TalonP is up and running have used to kill a 50ish-yd prairie dog and jackrabbit.once. I have a Benjamin P-rod, Talon-P and a couple 1377's.
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