X-Shot Fury-X Pump Kit and More (Version 1)

Hello! I'm Bebop, and I've been tinkering.

Desciption
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This is the first interation of a conversion kit (+more) for the X-Shot Fury-X Pistol. The +more includes a vertical grip in case you need one, a sling mount where the back mag release was, an ergonomic shoulder "pad", and a crappy sight because why not.

Needed
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> M3-.50x10 Screws and Nuts (maybe more)
> 2 8in (20cm) bars
> Metal drill bit for bars

Instructions
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1.) Main Catch
> First, take out the catch piece inside the main catch housing along with the spring.
> Move it over to the "main" printed piece, and place the spacer the place the lid/door piece on top.
> Place and hole one of the nuts in the hole on the side of the housing, and screw in the lid with an M3.
> The M3 is going to be a bit forced into the hole in the lid, and make sure it catches the spacer as well.
> DO NOT over tighten.
> Next place 4 nuts in the alloted slots on both sides of the main piece.
> Note, on the right side of the inside where this piece should pressure fit, there might be an irregularity with the molding where it's doesn't quite fit as well. I sanded down that side a bit until it fit perfectly flush. There are pic attached circling where it is

2.) Pump Piece, Grip, and Faceplate
> Make sure to mark the holes as best you can, the metal bars were the biggest pain to fit in.
> There are holes for the nuts, ram the metal bars in the furyx_pump piece and secure them in with the M3's.
> Slide the faceplate through the bars, it will be snug so add a thin layer of lubricant to ensure a smoother prime.
> Slide the ends of the metal bars into the main catch housing, there will be a noticible gap to slide them through. I had to cut the ends of the bars pictured above to get a tight fit.
> The grey sort of "pins" that hold the faceplate in will hold this faceplate in place as well.
> For the 4 screws attaching the bars to the catch, I actuall had to end up using #4-40 x 1/2in screws because they laid flatter. The M3's I used were grinding the inside of the blaster so it's important those specific screws are flush.

3.) Pistol Grip Pump
> The vertical grip will pressure fit onto the "pump" piece and can be secured with the grip pin prints.
> Standard picatinny rail grips will fit, shown is a Worker grip that fits perfectly.

4.) "Sight"
> For the "Side Sight" put the base in the blaster, it'll fit right in. After the blaster is put back together you can just pressure fite the top and "reticle" together. Throw in some glue, maybe.

5.) Stock Option
> The stock points slip right on the back on the blaster and are secured very snugly with a pin. The Nstrike point is a protype and not tested.

6.) Sling Points
> Pretty straight forward, they should fit like shown in the pics above. The "front" sling point is very snug.

Notes
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> The way this pumps is not traditional, you'll prime using the pistol grip.
> Everything will be snug. DO NOT overtighten screws/nuts.
> For the metal bars, I grabbed a Flat 1/8in x 1/2in 3ft bar from a hardware store and cut two 8in pieces. I then drilled two holes on one side 9mm apart as close to the end of the bar as I could. On the other end, I drilled two holes, 20mm apart. Making sure the bars are straight, as I found out, are really important.
> Anything with the equivalent of M3 screw and nuts should work.

Future Updates
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> The metal bars were a pain in the arse. Will try to find an alternative.
> An alternate way to pressure fit everything so that fewer screws/nuts are needed.
> Refining the main catch piece.