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Skorce

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  1. I'm lucky enough to own an M-53 along with about 40 other weapons (all deactivated to UK standards lf course). I'm happy to try making a silicone mould of specific parts if that helps and is legal. I mean parts like the but stock etc, not making working fire arm parts. Give me a shout if you like!
  2. Oh wow. That looks like it would save some time. How much are you charging for the the pipes and are the T tracks included? Many thanks.
  3. Maybe you are right. The only thing that worried me was drilling the holes in the barrel sleeve. Weirdly enough, my hasbro had a round rubber disc the exact size of the holes inside one of the holes. Guess I could use that as a guide. Thanks!
  4. Hello everyone, I have ordered a doopydoos kit for my Hasbro E-11 (as I do not yet have the confidence in my ability to make a convincing PVC pipe kit). I've cut out the molded cocking leaver hole (see image below and yes will fix the mess cutting with putty/filler) and have sourced a somewhat appropriate spring. The thing i'm really having trouble with is making the tubular part that slides in or over the spring and that the cocking handle attaches to. Ideally what I would like to do is make the charging mechanism move, without removing the electronics. Trouble is, every type of pipe or whatever I try just hits the circuit board that sits behind the trigger. This is the part that I am trying to replicate. Does anybody have any ideas or experience with this issue? Many thanks in advance and apologies if this is in the wrong place or there are any issues with the post. Ben.
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