Orion Blasters Lynx Build Guide (2023 Updated)

The Lynx by Orion Blasters is one of the most well-made community-designed springers out there. Since we are now licensed by Dan to print and sell kits for his designs, we thought it would be prudent to make our own build tutorial video in our trademark "crystal clear" style.
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Need help with tuning and Maintenance? We've got a "Lynx Tips & Tricks" video over on our second channel!
• Lynx Tips, Tricks, & T...
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- 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.
Alternate Titles:
BUILD GUIDE: Lynx
Lynx Build Guide
Lynx Blaster Tutorial
Orion Blasters Lynx Tutorial
Chapter Timecode
0:00 Opening
0:21 Tools Required
0:59 Included in your Kit
1:53 Installing the O-Rings
2:55 Assembling the Plunger
4:58 Assembling the Stock
5:21 Assembling the Magwell
5:50 Assembling the Transfer Bar
6:59 Assembling the Grip
7:19 Installing the Trigger & Sear
9:21 Installing the Barrel Retention Thumbscrews
10:08 Assembling the Pump Bar
10:55 Assembling the Catch
12:24 Final Assembly
14:56 Installing the Barrel & SCAR
15:23 Installing the Thumb Mag Release
16:05 Testing the Air Seal
16:30 Closing Remarks
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Edited by J Perry Heun, Out of Darts Media Producer

[@outofdarts]

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.

[@outofdarts]

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.

[@MidnightBlasters]

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.

[@neddy1703]

Great guide. I'm looking forward to getting my kit. The colour scheme has been chosen and the parts are printing out as I type... 🔥

[@Zach_Caviness]

I can’t wait for the kit to show up! Got my parts printed in glass fiber nylon on my prusa ready to go!

[@connormoore22]

I don’t even nerf, but I love watching your videos!

[@dane_62]

Always helpful as usual Thanks Luke!

[@JacobHorn-wp6md]

Does anyone else think it’s worth revisiting the deuce pro, there’s a lot of cylinders out there that claim to fix the issues

[@kurtiskeys483]

I would love to see a video with having the upgrade parts put on it.

[@Jalopymedia]

I will still buy one.

[@HenryCraftCZ]

Can I buy this blaster for me in Czech Republic? Do you ship things to the Czechia? Please say yes. I wanna buy this!

[@porpoiseproductions1422]

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?

[@gabrielcr78]

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!

[@outofdarts]

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!

[@gabrielcr78]

@@outofdarts I help a lot. Thanks!!

[@Lion_McLionhead]

Sometimes PLA can't beat machined aluminum.

[@rokushou]

Instructions unclear, ended up with a Manzan Designs Miscreant.

[@zionistsarewarcriminals]

Just realized that the Xshot Longshot Pro is just a $30 mass produced Lynx. The mechanism is completely the same.