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Objective: To make the ultimate close range night fighting gun
You Will Need:
A CPS 1500 or 1700
Party Balloons or Helium Balloons
Black Duct Tape
Black Spraypaint
Epoxy or JB Weld
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Capacity
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Max Output
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Max Range
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Shots/Tank
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Before
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100 oz
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10.5 oz/sec
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46 ft
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4 full, 26
bursts (+1, 8 filled & charged)
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After
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175 oz
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30 oz/sec
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25 ft
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7 full (+1
filled & charged)
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You have probably heard something before about this weapon. Now
I'll tell you how to construct it. Basically Tribulation is a CPS
1700 that has been so modded its almost a new gun. This includes
pressure mods, capacity mods, and nozzle mods, not to mention cosmetic
mods.
Step #1: Dissasemble the gun. Now dissasemble the circular
plastic container that contains the actual rubber firing chamber.
Remove the firing chamber and get yourself some party balloons. I
used 48. I know, I know, the more balloons you use the more power
and range, but you have to remember that if you put on a whole bunch of
balloons like let's say 70 your gun will not be able to pump as much
water into your firing chamber as before so you'll have a decreased
shot time, and with a 30x nozzle you already have pitiful shot
time. Not only that, but I'm not really sure how much the
internals of a CPS 1700 or 1500 can take. I know that reports are
saying the CPS 2100 has been able to take around 75, but I wouldn't
push it, so let's just go with around 48. Because the balloons
are pretty long they end up spanning the whole rubber firing
chamber. You don't want that because of the way the firing
chamber is held by the rest of the internals. The first inch or
so of the firing chamber is like a cylinder and that part actually fits
into the gun itself. You will need to cut that first inch or so
off of the balloons so that the firing chamber will fit inside the gun
properly. Don't cut it too much though, or else the balloons may
come off at some point or another. This is an important step.
Step 2: Check Valve
Removal
See
SSC for directions
Step 3: K Mod
I used 50 balloons. See SSC for directions.
Step 4: Saw Off End
of Reservoir
Right before the strap hook towards the end of the gun. It is
easier to do this when the gun is not taken apart. You will need
to make sure you make your cut before the reservoir changes its shape
at the back to form a circle. This will ensure a snugger fit for
your reservoir addition.
Step 5: Cut 3 L Soda
Bottle
Take a 3 liter soda bottle and cut it 2/3 of the way towards the top
before it starts angling to the cap. Get some plastic epoxy and
coat the section of the bottle that will be inside the reservoir.
You will need to insert the 3 liter soda bottle into the reservoir with
open end meeting open end.
Step 6: Epoxy 3 L
Bottle to Reservoir
Once it's inside you will need to apply more epoxy on the outside where
the bottle and the reservoir meet. I wrapped duct tape around the
plastic bottle to make it more durable since it's not nearly as thick
as the actual reservoir (especially the CPS 1500). I advise that
you do that although it's not essential. That reminds me, the
only difference between the 1500 and 1700 besides coloring is that the
plastic on the 1500's reservoir is thicker.
Step 7: Saw Off
Nozzle
Cut off the orange nozzle cone thingy. I just did a cut on the
top and
was able to peel it off. After you do this you'll see the nozzle
selector exposed and you can unscrew it. After that the nozzle
size
will be about 10x. However, you can cut the rest of the
orange/black
part off all the way down to the white part right where the screen
is.
Saw this off but be sure to leave the screen in tact.
Step 8: Spraypaint
Black
Step 9: Add LED
Maglight
Good for finding your way out on to the battle field and or blinding
your enemy. Don't use this during the actual fight as it will
reveal your position. I added this using duct tape, but in
hindsight I wish I had lashed it on with rope.
Congrats! You're finished!
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