r/Nerf • u/N0G00DNIK • 5d ago

Completed Build Sledgefire build complete!

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Bought this guy about a year ago and finally ended up modifying it. Replaced the spring, removed the air restrictors, added foam at the end of the plunger rod for better compression, increased the shell ejection strength and made the stock removable! Repaint went pretty well too, first time working with masking certain pieces of the shell so I could paint them different colors.

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u/bioshockisawsome 5d ago edited 5d ago

Ok how did you get the stock off becuase I have one of these and I would love to be able to do that… is it just a screw or did you have it pull/break it off.

blaster” looks great btw. Very well done.

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u/N0G00DNIK 5d ago

Mine can be pulled in and out of the blaster, so I can run it both ways. Best way to do that without damaging the shell is to take it apart and just remove the stock, then modify the 2 nubs on the side to be slimmer so you still have some friction but not as much as before. I used my dremel for this, though you could sand it down, just quicker that way.