"Mein Gott…!! Vas is das.??
Der enemy vid der Schtenn mk2 und das uber-kompact Schtockz…!!
Yah, Yah, bedder get ein Blitzkreig pep pills, for vunder kourage to face mein enemy!!!
Heil trump… i mean hitler…achhh zey are all der same anyvays"
Very different angle on the solo pipe coming out of the arm.
i.e. if you cut down the wire frame stock ( cut off the bottom loop and adhered to the stump of the upper arm) there would be a pronounced angular change…its not the same angle…
For sure, from the great pics I can see you check the recoil location hole first. Get that set, then you can push the recoil button in and get the lower T joint to lock in and the recoil end plate knob should click out.
The hole looks to me might need a bit of opening up to suit the blaster but unsure.
Push recoil end butt in spring and slide up. Recoil butt plate should spring out and locked in.
Sorry man I dunno how else to explain it. Friggin mr German above I don’t speak that swahilli either.
It’s so simple, you will cream it FF, I know. I just know.
Take the recoil spring out first and the location end spring thing. See how that goes. To take pressure of the spring location plate. Use your MK1 eyeball see what’s going on.
Being not a real one tolerances will vary. They varied during manufacture anyway but you will work it out, easy. For you.
Might crush BME’s dreams, bit big, I was thinking engineering size.
It’s too hard to explain via txt, but it’s so simple and why it was so to arm in a hurry for WW2. Loose as a goose works. Make it tight the shit your are grovelling through jams.
Why the L1A1 Lithgow put “sand cuts” on the bolt. Go through shit and still rock.
