Algodoo

Nice, open bolts have always been a little confusing to me, and this one has a reliable function and quick blowback.

Have you considered a telescoping bolt? That would make the gun even more compact and a bit lighter

Nice!

This one seems a lot more robust and more reliable.

+1 bullet of fun

I fired this thing maybe 100 rounds and only had 1 extraction problem!

The speed on this thing is amazing as well

Nice!

Nice snappy action!

Awesome!

I agree, very cool!

Nice robust action and very reliable!

Very nice robust action!

One suggestion I have though, if you want the rounds to eject backwards a bit more you can put the ejector where the edge hits the bottom of the bullet.

@swe man, Thanks!

@Meerkoos, I didn't know the 74U shot that round, but now I do

@robert blake, Working on it!

Fun Switch!

Very nice!

This isn't really a mod, but more of a total conversion

@HALO guy#1, Yes, I will, but I have a few things I'm going to upload first. But I should be done with the battle rifle within a week

What is this used for? I like watching it go

Nice!

Kind of nightmare fuel at the end

You can't transfer this gun to a different scene, because it uses scene.my.variables. So you just have to modify it on this scene and bring other things into it.

Sure! You can do that with any of my guns

Instead of editing it, upload it as a scene response. You have to use the browser to do it.

Very nice! This one definitely looks a lot better than mine

Awesome! I loved his original tech, and this makes it cooler

Sure! Just upload your rough idea of what you think should happen, all the mechanisms and I'll help!

Woah! This is awesome!

This has quite a nice smooth action, very satisfying to watch. Good job!

You're back!

Very cool looking to operate

I think this is awesome! Very nice scripting!

Nice! Thats a very robust barrel too

How long does it take you to make these?

They're absurdly high quality and in high quantity too!

Very good job with these and keep it up!

Very nice skin!

Wow! the skin is absolutely amazing, as well as the inside.

One thing I would suggest though is increasing the simulation frequency to around 300 and increase the density on some things too. That makes it a lot more stable and robust.

Other than that this is awesome!