Nerf Retaliator Sniper Rifle Custom Kit

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These files contain parts to modify your Nerf Retaliator or Recon into a sniper / anti-materiel rifle. ATTENTION: You'll need some additional parts to complete assembly! The kit itself includes the following parts: front barrel extension (3 parts) stock attachment piece (1 part) shoulder stock connector (1 part) shoulder stock (3 parts) handle (1part) rifle scope (4 parts) muzzle brake (2 optional parts) ADDITIONAL PARTS: In order to build this kit, you'll need: 2x M3 15mm metric screw 2xM3 nut 32mm outer diameter tubing: 1x 3" for the fake barrel 1x 2/3" for the scope 1x 1/2" for the shoulder stock some thin transparent plastic (old CD cover or similar) ASSEMBLY: 1) Front Barrel Extension Glue the three printed parts together. The one with the two attachment tabs goes to the muzzle of your Retaliator blaster or any blaster with a 35mm muzzle piece. Putty and sand as appropriate. Finally, insert the 3" piece of PVC tubing. Attach the muzzle brake (round or oval type). 2) Shoulder Stock Insert a M3 nut into the recesses in the stock attachment piece. This piece fits any blaster with a shoulder stock option. Press the nuts firmly into place, then put the attachment piece on your blaster. Insert the M3 screws, they will lock your shoulder stock to the small grooves in the end cap of your blaster. Insert your 1/2" PVC piece into the attachment piece. You might want to glue it into place BEFORE attaching it to your blaster! Put the shoulder stock connector on the free end of the PVC piece. Glue together the three pieces of the shoulder stock and glue them to the connector. Align the shoulder stock and the attachment piece so that the shoulder stock points directly downwards. 3) Scope Slip the scope sledge (the piece that attaches to the tactical rail) over the 2/3" PVC tube until it sits right before the middle of the tube. Attach the square piece with the half round end to the tube. The cone-shaped piece goes on the free end of the PVC tube, smaller end first. Cut transparent plastic into shape and insert into the slot of the front piece of the scope (you may want to draw crosshairs on it first). Cut a circular piece of transparent plastic(old CD cover or similar) that fits the groove of the scope ring. Glue them together and attach to the cone piece of the scope with glue. Make sure you use glue sparingly in order to not ruin your scope "glass". That's it, have fun! Cheers, Thore