As for a sidearm I bought a nerf gun today that i think will be perfect with very little modding and I haven't really had a chance to think about it too much but I think theres lots of things to do with it
The first gun is on its way so far, but still needs some more modification to pass muster. I figured you knew this.
The Nerf, however, will need a significant amount of modification before it'll pass the App Team's criteria on Nerf modding. Things that basically need to be done to get even close to passable:
- mod/replace the trigger
- cover any and all logos
- remove all textures, patterns, and the like
- remove the top rail (optional, but highly recommended)
- modify the front end, including muzzle and the drum
- de-activate the firing mechanism by any means possible
- cover obviously "nerfy" parts of the gun with flat pieces
- modify the trigger
That being said, these are only a few things that need to be done to get a stock Nerf to approvable. Nerf mods take A LOT of work to make them not look like Nerf, so be ready to really tear this thing apart to get it where it'll need to be.