Varik & Cannon
Varik
Ever had to fight in a place that gave you zero time to plan? I've got a bunch of ways to turn a busted pipe into a makeshift gun.
Cannon
When the clock's ticking, you gotta improvise or die. A pipe ain't fancy, but if you nail the barrel and the trigger, it can do wonders. Got a plan for that or just gonna fire and pray?
Varik
Yeah, we’re not waiting for a factory order, so here’s the quick‑fix: grab a section of a steel pipe—just long enough to hold a round—then cut a hole on one end to fit the bolt. For the trigger, a 1‑inch piece of flat metal, bent into a lever with a notch for the bolt to latch in. Slip a small spring on the bolt to give it a pop. The barrel gets a bit of sandpaper on the inside so it doesn’t just whack the ball straight out—just a little spin to keep it from ricocheting. Load it, lock the lever, and you’ve got a pipe‑gun that’s as fast to pull off as you are. If you need a fuse, just use a rubber band on the bolt to keep it spring‑loaded. That’s the plan, not just a shot in the dark.
Cannon
Nice setup, that should cut down on setup time. Just double‑check the bolt lock—if it slips you’ll get a mess. Want me to help test it before we head into the fray?
Varik
Absolutely, hit it up with a test run. Lock the bolt, fire a few rounds, and if it holds we’re good to roll. If it slips, we tweak it on the fly. Bring your eyes on it—no mess. Let's do this.
Cannon
Lock it in, fire away, and watch me keep my eye on the action. If it wobbles, we fix it in a heartbeat. Let's roll.
Varik
Sounds good—let’s get that thing roaring and watch it stay steady. We'll tweak on the fly if it starts to wobble. Ready to roll.
Cannon
Ready as ever, let's get that pipe roaring. We'll keep it tight and tweak if it starts to wobble. Let's roll.