Mighty Shrub's SMILEY! The Bolt Action blaster that uses Nightingale Magazines! Based on the bolt system from the Wrenfield by MrHeathPants, the SMILEY features the plunger tube in the grip, a barrel collet, and a quick swap spring by removing the pin at the base of the grip. This blaster uses a tight fitting brass pusher and dart chamber for sealing with the barrel that will wear itself in with use for smoother operation. It is tight immediately after assembly on purpose. The Bolt Handle is printed in Orange PC by default, but we also offer a Machined Aluminum version for superior durability and aesthetics. Find that here: https://silverfoxindustries.shop/collections/new-products/products/smiley-machined-metal-bolt-handle Please note: Due to the unique brass breech system, this blaster will NEVER have a perfect seal. As long as the plunger doesn't just slam into the bolt mechanism when the barrel is fully plugged, you are getting good performance. Blaster pictured with an 8" barrel. If you are not experienced with building complex blasters or are not confident in your skills, I highly recommend getting the blaster pre-assembled. *This is NOT a build friendly to beginners! There is a decent amount of tight fitting parts that need to be carefully modified or drilled, and requires gluing and sanding of various parts. There is currently no build guide available from the designer. You will need to reference the files and printables page. I am working on putting something together to help as well, but it might take a bit. Printables Page: https://www.printables.com/model/1226396-smiley-nightingale-magfed-bolt-action-blaster 3D Printed objects can be susceptible to heat. Take care not to leave them in a hot vehicle or other such place where high temperature may be a concern, or the parts may warp over time.SilverFoxIndustries is not responsible for injury or damage due to misuse or accidents. Always wear proper eye protection when using and never aim at the face.3D Printed Blasters, Blaster Kits, and Blaster Accessories require basic use of tool knowledge for assembly and maintenance, and are not suitable for children under the age of 14.
