The Sillybutts Breacher is a shell-ejecting pump-action spring-powered blaster. Featuring an expandable tube magazine and lifter mechanism, this blaster is ultimately what Sillybutts had in mind when he designed his Silly Shells. Complete with bearing-assisted prime and constant-force mag springs, this shotgun-style blaster features a smooth and satisfying action. Additionally, its intimidating size and aesthetic match the power and versatility that can adapt to the ammo needs of any game or play style.
This hardware kit includes everything you need to print the 3D parts and assemble this blaster yourself (3D files available below). If you would like us to print the 3D parts for you, check out our 3D Parts + Hardware Kit!
FEATURES: • Sillybutts Breacher Hardware Kit • Pump-action shell-fed blaster • Expandable internal tube magazine • Mountable shell holders • Bearing-assisted prime • Compatible with most Sillybutts Silly Shells • Limited compatibility with longer shells and ammo types
INCLUDES: Everything you need to print and assemble this blaster yourself, including • 1 2.0 x 150mm spring • 3 Constant force mag springs • 1 2mL bottle Slug Slym lubricant
PERFORMANCE: Average FPS (Standard Deviation) • 102 (3) FPS with Elite 1x shells and 1 short dart
This is my 4th kit from OOD and also my 4th blaster designed by SillyButts. I simply can not say enough good things about them both! Thee designs and instructions are top notch, and the kits are always full of ALL the parts you will need. This is still in BETA, but you would not know that from the professional documentation and pre-testing done.
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good but i think you need a 3d printer.
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Nick
Worked great, I mostly used their video with a few references to the pdf guide. Sometimes he’s moving quick while building. If it looks like his part has different screw holes, you’re actually just holding a different part 😅. 10/10 regardless.
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M.G.G.
Awesome kit and great blaster. 👍
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Anonymous
Super cool!
Really fun to build and use. I was a little worried about the threaded rods, but they were not a problem at all. Definitely recommend for those who have a printer! Thanks OOD
