RSCB/Hopper dart door

So I saw Mozart posting about a dart door a while back and came up with this design but I was a bit slack and forgot to post it.

It's made using a:

15mm coupler
25 -20mm reducer
Plastic circle
Suction cup
Rubber washer
Staple
Super glue

Now unfortunately I don't have Pictures of the creation process but I'll explain it as best as I can.

I've stapled the suction cup on to the rubber washer creating a "flap" which was then nested in the 25mm PVC and covered with a doughnut shaped piece of plastic.



This is then in turn pushed into the reducer.
The 20mm end is sanded out as well as the outside of your 15mm coupler then just hammer it in as far as you can.











While this is a bit chunky it's not much larger than a ball valve and it's incredibly fast to load.

Thanks,

Sounds interesting Unknown. I will have to try to make one of these for an RSCB... then I can literally shoot and reload at the same time instead of popping the cap out!

Come on, dude, this has to have been inspired by that guy from Nerf Revolution, I think that's where it was.. Wasn't it you who posted a link to it for me.

That guy came up with an amazing idea, he definitely deserves credit for it.

Mozart, there is a basic idea of a dart door that has been floating around for ages however mine is unique and is the only Australian version that I know of.

The two designs I've seen are much smaller, probably better too and I do think they are amazing but I don't think I need to give any credit to them.

Does every man who creates a car give credit to however invented wheels?

Edit: here are some link for those who are interested.

http://nerfsg.freeforums.org/rscb-blaster-mod-guide-t730-20.html

http://www.nerfrevolution.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1213&start=0

http://nerfhaven.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=19315

It's nothing new mate. You have just changed the materials used. It's not your idea don't take credit for it. Your'e basically copying and old idea and claiming it's something new.

This design is an improvement over the original design for our benefit. Now get back on track with the thread.

Personally I would like to see if anyone can replicate this design using the UPVC supplies, but nothing that e-tape with this setup can't fix. Good work.

Nice work unknown, good to see a bit of ingenuity and aussie materials used.

Guys, no where in the post did he say it was new, just unique, which it is.

Keep up the good work dude.

Cheers,