Nerf Cycloneshock priming rod fixer
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Cycloneshocks have one mode of failure that is, in my experience, by far the most common: the priming rod at the back bends or breaks. This rod is re-enforced with metal, but the metal is thin and soft. This replaces the back end of the plunger. It is intended to be held in place with epoxy and two 4-40 machine screws (the holes for which will need to be drilled out with a 3/32nds bit, and which can be cut down once inserted). The holes at the back should support a 1/4 inch metal rod, which in turn should interface nicely with the Cycloneshock's slide once sanded to reduce the diameter slightly.
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