Semi Automatic Lego Gun (S-61) instructions

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If you really want to make the S-61 (we discourage it, though) here is some help from our most loyal commenter, Alex Brown:

"The S-61 has the S-22 mechanism with a hole in the barrel where removable mags can go into. Every time you pull the trigger of the gun, The mechanism releases one rubber band. The one rubber band hits the projectile (bullet) or in this case, the lego piece, and shoots it. Pull the trigger again to repeat this until the mag is out of lego pieces, or the mechanism is out of rubber bands. Here, click on this. Those are the S-22 instructions from youtube.com. Listen SOOOOOO carefuly to this; in order to modify the S-22 into a properly working S-61, you have to literally make the gun 5 bricks wide, in order to leave room for the rubber bands to shoot the lego pieces. You must also install a magazine in the barrel you make for your own S-61. The magazine should of course be able to hold lego pieces and also push them into the barrel automatically using rubber bands. It is optional to make the mag removable, but I recommend it. You can also add stoppers to the end of the barrel of your S-61 to prevent the rubber bands that you use to shoot lego pieces from shooting along with the lego pieces. Good luck building, and have fun!!"


Magazine instructions (Also posible for the Single Shot Lego Gun)

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