The Executioner- a 32 Shot Nerf Hammershot

I wanted to dive into modding nerf guns, but I didn't know where to start. I eventually settled on this one because it was compact, powerful, and looked nice. I found the stuff to buy through research. Here is my design.

Supplies:

plunger cap

cylinder

Nerf Hammershot

10kg hammershot spring

black filament

white spray paint

clear spray paint

black spray paint

gold acrylic paint

silver acrylic paint

laser pointer

model cement

hot glue

Tools:

3d printer

dremel or small saw

small saw

files

hammer and a punch

small nippers

screwdriver

Were going to start off with some 3d printing. I used black pla filament for this because I had it. Things you need to print:

trigger

hammer

plunger cap

32 shot cylinder

Laser Holder

For the plunger cap, I would recommend printing the 11mm gen 2 cap.

Start by turning the gun so the screws are facing you. Unscrew them. I put mine on a magnet so I wouldn't lose them. Remove the firing mechanism and cylinder. Keep the firing mechanism, but discard the cylinder. Take the spring out and discard it. Take the loose parts out of the top, and keep the small one.

Unscrew the screws from the trigger, and carefully take it off. Discard the trigger, and keep the small spring. Remove the pins from the hammer with a punch, and discard the hammer. Replace it with the printed hammer. Put the printed trigger in, and put the screws back in. Put in the 10kg spring.

Remove the air chamber from the gun. Take off the top. Cut off the clips on outside and inside. Glue in the plunger cap with model cement, making sure the hole in the cap is to the right of the two pegs.

Cut the shell where specified in pictures. File them down so they are smooth. Make sure they're aligned.

Spray paint both halves of the shell, as well as the inline arm white. Use the acrylic paint how mine looks, making sure to let it dry. Spray paint both halves and the cylinder holder with clear spray paint.

Glue the laser pointer on the rail attachment, making sure it's straight.

Put the cylinder, arm, firing mechanism, and the rotator in. Screw the top back on. Put the scope attachment on the rail. Congratulations! You have reached the end! (Videos of it firing coming soon!)