Working "Stealth" Webshooters

Third Party Equivalent 

(my local online store - Shopee)

1x BB018 Spring (7x150)mm 

4x AA108 Screws (3x8)mm 

1x MF001 Nylon Cord 

(2m per cartridge)

Step 1: Support Removal

Parts with supports:

• Button Cover
• Body
• Button

Step 2: Glue magnets

• Alignment is pretty self explanatory, just make sure they attract to each other.

Step 3: Glue “Tube” to "Body"

• Ensure the notches line up (Blue arrow).
• Glue spots (Red dots).

Step 5: Tie string to the button

• I used a lighter to seal the knots but you may use glue.
• Ensure the knots are below the blue line (last picture).

Step 6: Glue Springs to button

• 12mm springs.

Step 7: Insert Button

• Ensure the button is aligned to the body (red shapes).
  • The slopes are pointed to the right.

• Thread the 2 strings through the holes in the body.

   

Step 8: Insert screws

• Note, if the 50mm spring gets stuck often (next step) you might want to back out the screws like half a turn.

Step 9: Insert Spring and Crown Dial to test action

• Press the button fully then insert the 50mm spring down the tube.
  • When the button is released, the spring should be trapped and the button should still be slightly depressed.
• Insert the "Crown Dial"
  • When the “Crown Dial” is fully inserted, the button should pop up fully, holding it in place
• Press the button or pull the 2 loose strings to test if it shoots.

Step 10: Loosely tie the 2 loose strings (you will attach the trigger loop onto this later.

• I used a lighter to seal the knots but again, you may use glue.

Step 11: Glue 1.5m of Nylon cord and magnet to crown dial.

• You may need to deburr the hole for the cord.

   

   

Step 12: Thread 1.5m Nylon cord attached to the “Crown Dial” through the body and tie the end.

• There are 2 holes in the bottom of the tube to tie off your cord.
• I used fire to seal the knot but you may use glue.

Step 13: Sew the elastic bands onto the “Wrist mount”.

• You might want to measure and ensure they're tight enough before doing this.
  • I found that 3-4 fingers should fit without stretching the elastic for me.

Step 14: Measure and tie a trigger loop for your middle finger.

• This may require some trial and error.

FINAL STEP: Winding the string.

• Insert the “Winder Core” and neatly coil all the string.
• Use the “Winder Pusher” to help push the coil into the cartridge, then pull out the “Winder Core”.
• There will be a bit of cord left that didnt fully seat into the cartridge, so twist them up and stuff them in.

NOTE:

• When winding the string, start from end closer to the “Crown Dial”
  • NOT the end that is tied to the body