AIR WARRIORS PREDATOR MOD INSTALL

I know this ends up killing some power, but come on, its a singled titan. The connection and slide from the tank forward is 1 inch schd 40 pvc. The barbed T fittings are also from McMaster, and were trimmed to the first barb because space and then hose clamped because safety and leaks. The hose to the gauge is different for more flexibility. Most of the tubing is repurposed from the pump. Max is beyond what I would ever set it at. Switch is adjustable, with lowest setting around 35 psi, which is plenty of power for drywall not expecting a shot (more on that later). The NC pressure switch and the new gauge were purchased from McMaster. Pulled apart, fits almost perfectly in the stock, minimal shell cutting. This was bought at the Mart of Walls for around $15. The ducttape was wrapped around a hose clamp because it kept trying to cut me. In the picture below, ignore the hose, gauge, and ducttape.

AIR WARRIORS PREDATOR MOD INSTALL

The install of the box required a lot of cutting, and then rebuilding the interior of the shell to a shelf that i could glue the box to. There is enough wire at the top to pull it out a couple inches. It has a clip that keeps the tray in, but bends for tray removal. The batteries are in a 3D printed box (the black one in front of the trigger), installed in a battery tray I bought online. So, listed in no particular order, with pics at the end: I bought every titan I could get my hands on. So forget war-legal, that always means singled titan. The goal of this project was to create a sleeper of sorts- as stock looking as possible with ridiculous amounts of power under the hood. There are 6, and they took me around 25 or 30 hours total to draw up. If you are feeling lucky (punk), then message me and I can help out with the 3D printed files.

It's also not really war legal for several reasons. BUT STILL- the total cost of parts is some where around $200, and I don't expect anyone else to make one-it requires a 3D printer and a lathe.

I am not going to make this a tutorial Ok that was the plan but it's almost there now. For those of you that were there, the monster we discussed has been born. Just use a drill or something and you'll be fineД¬ap'n Whitebeard, the E&C nerfer back again, showing off the project I have been working on since I traded for a Centurion at APOC. It'll prevent it from going all the way back. You also need to dremme/drill out a bit of that orange front piece that the pump slides into. the first little inch that's smaller then the rest. Any other modifications to it you need to do beforehand.Д®DIT: I forgot something! You need to cut off the tip of the barrel.

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. So I was looking at a pump action reaper guide and realized there wasn't any one that was exact for the champion!

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