PBP-0 by Group-C

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/!\ WARNINGS FOR STUPID/LITIGIOUS PEOPLE: Gun intended for recreational purposes. Do not use in public. Use adequate protection where needed; gun fires hard plastic pieces. I am not liable for any damages resulting from improper use of this toy gun. /!\
Mechanism inspired by YouTuber CozShot. Please don't sue.
Here is the PBP-0 (Pull Back Pistol) Adieu, a compact, decent-looking Lego gun that actually shoots "bullets"! Sure, the range isn't the best, the mag is unreliable, and there's the occasional jam, but I have to start somewhere, and I'm actually pretty proud of the end result.
While this might be considered a failure by professional Lego gun standards, it is just an experiment.
STATS
Fire mode: Repeating
Action: Pullback
Capacity: 4 rounds (any more may harm the bullets' ability to stay in the magazine)
Range:
Ammo: Bullet (2M axle in 2M axle connector), bullet (2M pin in pin connector)
FEATURES
Sprung magazine
Magazine can be inserted and removed without taking one's hand off of the grip
Detachable stock
Ammo storage in stock
Detachable silencer
Connection points on top for accessories
Lower inaccuracy from holding the gun sideways
TIPS
The magazine can be difficult to load; make sure each round is secured before resuming loading.
Since the silencer is just for decoration, it does nothing to hide the fact that the PBP-0's report is comparable to a nail gun's.
Mag insertion instructions:1) Prime bolt.2) Hook mag retention hooks into gaps in mag (or use tab to pull back hooks).3) Pull on hooks, allowing the mag to be inserted completely.
Rubber band springing instructions:Picture 2: Thread the band through the hole of the 90° cross block.Pictures 3 and 4: Hook either end of the band onto the pin connector (followed by the other), but make sure the way in which this step is executed is symmetrical (identical for both sides).Picture 5: For the magazine, insert the follower (with an extra-long rubber band hooked around its ball) into the magazine before it is completed. With the follower secured in the completed magazine, hook the other end of the band around the ball at the bottom. In the picture, the band has been moved out of the way for clarity's sake, but make sure it is centred for optimal performance.