NOTE: When installing the ramrod pusher to the transfer bar (at 6:33), we recommend using some semi-permanent thread locker like blue Loctite to secure those screws in place.
We're working hard to get those pre-orders out to you as soon as possible; we're just waiting on a few parts to get to the warehouse. In the meantime, we hope our build tutorial will help you get acquainted with your future blaster.
Good video Luke! Excellent walkthrough, one thing if folks don’t want to mess with the drill bits, is using a drill that can clamp down on the pins, and you can just run the drill with the pin locks in and let it open up and smooth out the holes in the receiver, trigger and sear. Again wonderful walk through.
I’ve been wanting to build and mod fly wheelers for a while, and I’ve done a few springers, but I don’t know where to start. Do you have any suggestions for a first fluwheeler build/ mod if I can’t find a stryfe?
Hello, I would like to print and build MT first (and possible only) blaster. Would you recommend this one? I saw you also have a T4 hardware kit in your store. Should I try that one better? Or maybe another model? Thanks!
Hi! The Lynx is a really good blaster for a first time build; it takes a lot less time and effort to assemble, and it's easy to swap springs and barrels to tune FPS. However, if you don't care for the bullpup ergonomics or the slam-fire, the Talon Claw 4 is a great option too. However, the choice between the two is up to your personal preferences and what games you plan to play with either of these blasters. Hope this helps!
