Motoblitz Unblitzing

This is a basic front end barrel ring and front cover to replace the area where the white pump blaster used to be on the Motoblitz.  It reduces the barrel by a few inches and increases performance and ease of handling.  Turning the Motoblitz into a bullpup pistol.  It's pretty on the outside and ugly on the inside of the cover object due to trying to adjust and fit against the weird shape of a cut down Motoblitz.  Use some hot glue or E6000 to glue it in place.  Press fit and hold intil it's set.  You do not need huge amounts of glue.  Some around the barrel collar, the triangle side plates and the very front end where it will press up against body shell.  Do all of this with the inside barrel out of the blaster.  Insert the inner barrel last.  This will allow you to determine how much you want to cut.  Make sure the barrel is fully seated into your cage.  If you want, you can leave some excess barrel for cosmetics, you could cut down the original muzzle and glue it on the front.  You could leave the barrel uncut, just remember that the shorter barrel will yield more performance.

Rails are remixes from these sources.  Thank you to the respective authors.  I printed them on their side with supports to maximize strength, especially of the tabs and screw holes.  All changed to standard Lynx geometry which I have personally used and know works.  Modified some of the screw holes for strength.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6114090

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5599139

The cage I used in my personal build is from the well known BuffDaddyNerf https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5406554

This is the flashlight I used in the original optical sight space

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/police-security-270-lumens-waterproof-aura-pen-light-with-adjustable-brightness-batteries-included-black-0653117p.0653117.html?rq=police%20flashlight#srp

The small ring piece is to go inside the light to block the blue ring from lighting up sideways inside the shell body.  The locking collar is to prevent the flashlight from collapsing during insertion and button pressing.  I know that everyone can't get this specific flashlight, my guidance is long and skinny with a rear press activation.  You can use the sleeve piece as a start for the flashlight you find.  When pushed hard from the rear, the flashlight can be removed to change batteries.

IMPORTANT CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS.  The key measure is the top piece (short green line) to the long green line.  This is 11.5 mm long.  If the green line were a straight vertical, you want it to be 11.5 mm from the top piece.  I personally cut the barrel shroud (not the actual barrel) and the shell in a single pass.  The front cover has a little leeway of a few more mm if want the top barrel shroud to be longer (purple line).  If you make the pieces too short or too long, it will affect the cover and how closely it can sit against the body shell.  The front of the cover should be at right angles.  If you can't get it to line up, either the shell needs to be cut back/filed a little and/or the outer barrel shroud needs to be shortened.