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Vid here: Excuse my retardation at 3:30-4:00.
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Guess where this is headed.
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Never owned a MAC11 - now I want one. /firstworldairsofterproblems
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Does anyone know the inner barrel length of a TM Glock 26?
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Oh my bolt is already in pieces lol, I heated up the screws enough so they came out intact
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Damn. Emailed APS, they're sending me a new firing pin and bolt guide plate (the bottom piece) for free. Who knew APS had good CS
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Wait Zev works on airsoft guns? 0_0
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That moment when you slam your hand between the pump and receiver of a CAM870 T_T
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Shotgun on the beta-test for renegade's gravity control device.
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Suuure. I'll just take away the Higgs Boson while the projectile is in flight and *universe implodes*
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Soouuuunnnnds good... Keep me posted with some TPS Reports... Oh, and I might need you to come in on Saaaturday to work on this project.
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Sweet, thanks. How much was it shipped?
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^Definitely would be interested in that. From what I saw from the Airsoft Canada thread, it seems trigger parts are more compatible (I mean, the trigger group basically looks lifted from a RS 870; same thing with Tanaka's 870). I really don't have a desire to replace anything in that massive jumble of parts though, unless something breaks down the line. Does anyone know how to order a spare bolt from APS?
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Whelp, disappointing news everyone. But you were already expecting that. RS firing pin won't work - it's almost 3x as narrow. Boo. RS shell follower won't work - too big (NonEx called that *suitcase*). RS plates could work with mods - the "height" of the plates is a bit too tall to fit in the grooves in the receiver. Could work with some dremeling (the steel is much less malleable than APS's is), but not sure if I want to go through the work. RS pump could also work - tube fits, pump guides fit into the receiver. But the grooves/cutouts for holding the bolt don't match - mods could
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Nope, but I think this is how it happened: 1. When there's a shell in the chamber, the firing pin has a portion that's against the gas valve. This will keep the pin pushed back towards the rear of the bolt carrier - releasing the hammer pushes the firing pin forward into the gas valve, so most of the resistance the hammer is hitting against is due to the shell's valve. 2. If there's no shell present, the pin is still pushed back (due to the firing pin retention spring), but when the hammer hits now, it's more likely to contact the rear of the bolt carrier. 3. After repeated hits, the ham
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Yup, I spent last night disassembling the bolt so I could install the RS parts when they come in later today. The deformed pot metal was already filed off. Lesson learned >_<
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Oops. Well, on a related note, I found out that continuous dry firing has warped the back of the bolt carrier to the point where the firing pin no longer springs out. Pot metal FTL.
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I'll try to compare the lengths/shape once I get it in, and if it doesn't work, at least file the front to where it wouldn't damage the release valve when it hits. We'll see.
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Yea, I don't ever recall finding paper in large quantities at Office Depot more than 50lbs.
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The follower I got was "12-16GA", so who knows maybe it'll fit ?_? Dang 0.5lb per sheet? That's almost like cardstock.
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Great news NonEx, though what does 250gr paper transfer to LB weight per ream? Ordered some RS parts last night: Pump assembly L + R shell latches Mag follower Firing pin Firing pin return spring (probably won't work, but worth a $4 try) Will let everyone know if the work (especially the firing pin). I'm a little bit worried about the pump assembly and follower though; I had a 12GA shell lying around, and found that it won't enter the mag tube (the brass rim is just too wide) and it won't enter the chamber (shell diameter is just large enough to not fit). Hopefully I can get th
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Great news everyone! THE SAFETY IS REMOVABLE! (I think!) Very simple to remove. I'll post a pictoral instruction very soon.
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Not sure, I tried bending it and whatnot to see if they'd work. I think the left shell latch doesn't bend in correctly to let the next shell in.
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Not yet, I'll be getting the APS ones from eHobby next week. I don't see severe deformations around the primer area; I recall just firing it without a shell in it when the pin flew out.
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Yup, dry firing. Heard a "ping" one day - front just flew out of the barrel. I dry fire my weapons too much lol.
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Drake shotgun here I come.
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Guess what came today. Guess what fit without a hitch. Perfect fit. Only problem was the adapter screw - it's Imperial (I assume, since it started stripping the rear of my receiver). I had to swap it with a metric one I found in my parts box. Otherwise, perfect fit. A bit ticked off that the rail isn't what I was expecting though. I'll have to contact Midway and see if there's anything they can do about it.
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UPS MAN WHERE ARE YOU, YOU ARE MY SANTA CLAUSE HOW COULD YOU DO THIS TO MEEEEEE
