Like your thinking… probably the best way to tackle a problem and the most fun part of the process is thinking outside the box and coming up with a fix that works with whatever you have at hand.
Should be more of it. the chewy and spit approach always worked for me with these plastic anti-Christs.
Would anyone know if/where the BF MAC10 v2 metal gear set can be bought locally? Have come up double zeros searching Aust retailers online. Just seen them at Zhendou so far
Pretty much a pistol gearbox in those, and BF didn’t make any pistols that I know of… only the Mac10 and MP7.
And unfortunately Zhenduo don’t ship to Oz anymore.
It’s possible BF used the same gearset in their MP7 blasters… or not. Similar gearboxes but different. If they do share gearsets, MP7 metal gears are available locally at X Force, Tac Edge, etc.
Maybe someone in here will know the answer to that one.
It’s on Aliexpress if you want to play with that. I had a look around earlier today but remembering you said local. I’ve had good success with Ali, just gotta wait awhile.
Could try ringing a few shops they may have it just not listed on their websites
Busy day today…
1 day off, have to run some errands…but…
Bought a circular hole saw kit…now to see if the sizes fit…
Bunnings sell individual ones, for about 25 bucks each…ie 41 mm.
Probably slightly oversize, for a 40 mm pipe, then gently sand it down…
Time will tell.
Also, bought a 6mm metal dowel rod, for hole alignment…stick it down the barrel, and have the centres of the holes align.
Im also thinking some graph paper, to aid with vertical alignment.
For horizontal lateral spacing, im thinking lie it on a flat surface.
Then use sheets of A4 paper to gradually rise the blaster, so it lies flat, and the
centre of the barrel, aligns with the centre of the mock suppressor.
Keen to see the finished product… love a good movie replica.
I ended up extending the barrel on the suppressor of my VZ61 so that the stock can be folded over it. At least you don’t have that consideration with your Mac10.
How are you going to attach that scope to the can? Hard to see how it was done on the movie Mac10, but knowing Hollywood props it was probably just glued on for visual effect.
I was thinking that myself. Could use a weaver rail and through bolt it to the outer shell if there’s room on the inside. With some glue, or just some glue/epoxy alone might do it. I’ve probably got something in my parts department. Then use scope rings.
i’ll need a small section of rail to attach it to, probably have to just glue it on.
Or, drill through, small bolts , and nuts underneath might be more solid.
It might be easier to take it all in, and make sure everything fits, but i might get a few looks…!!
But then again, with what they have on the wall, maybe not…!!