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On 7/13/2017 at 7:59 AM, Lichtbringer said:
I´m wondering if he may offer the Sterling based rebel-blaster at some day, many basic parts can be used from this Sterling.
You have any good dimensions on that blaster,,, if im going to do i want it correct...Is the MR any good???
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2 hours ago, Lichtbringer said:
I´m wondering if he may offer the Sterling based rebel-blaster at some day, many basic parts can be used from this Sterling.
I get asked that quit alot... Dont see why not .. i did aquire the scope to copy whe n the time comes.
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More trigger frame pictures,, ive got the side plates cut out and attached to my prototype..Ignore the extra hole where the select fire switch is , they are there for me to test with. ill engrave the proper letters in production.
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Started the frame prototype,,,, this is the inner section.. Extra switches and functional safety shown... Two out thinner pieces will sandwich the inner part to give it the same layered look of the vintage frame..
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Thanks John i really app the you letting go of this ,,, these are hard to find
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21 hours ago, Shanester said:
You are selling these parts on Ebay?
Yes, as i complete assemblies they are put on eBay and my site.. The E11 is a rather large project,, the counter will be completed and released in a couple weeks. I finally got the injection molded parts i needed.. Now ill complete the solenoid assembly and come up with a cylinder for the numbers... Few thing left to do on it... The sterling itself will be done soon but i am releasing some of the individual parts such as the rear sight and the rear cap latch ,as i get them packaged up...
ebay http://www.ebay.com/usr/vmusicstore
http://www.warmachinepaintball.com/http://www.warmachinepaintball.com/o...tore-replicas/
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The hengstler counter plastic front and window has arrived from the molding shop...
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On 7/1/2017 at 5:09 PM, fieldmarshall said:
What size is it,,, i may be able to turn it down on the manual lathe
On 7/1/2017 at 5:25 PM, Bulldog44 said:I think it is significantly smaller. They cast the blaster around black inner tube for strength and from what I remember the tube walls were quite thick. I attempted to remove that inner tube to get a bolt in there but realized it was too much work that risked destroying the whole thing. Not at home right now but later tonight I can have a look.
Got a few pic to help
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1 hour ago, Twnbrother said:
I am glad you're making the rings separate. Cause I need one to replace a resin one that I just broke.
Yes i understand ,,, its not a easy part to do... My kit will have it integrated , but this will be a
separate for others builds
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On 6/30/2017 at 4:19 PM, Twnbrother said:
The ID of the Doopy kit is too small. The bolt will not fit.
Whats the id of the Doopy???? anyone got a set of calipers???
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On 6/30/2017 at 4:19 PM, Twnbrother said:
The ID of the Doopy kit is too small. The bolt will not fit.
What size is it,,, i may be able to turn it down on the manual lathe
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18 minutes ago, swibowoj said:
very nice... wondering fit in doopy barel or not ?
What the ID of the tube?
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Going to make a few back cap rings (or at least thats what i call them) Im setting up to cut the bayonet slots on the mill NOw
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Safety pin .... Im trying to make it have the same three positions and hit two micro switches for any fx you guys want to install... Ill also have a micro switch mounted on the trig too
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Holy bat bolts! Chris, will you be making the other style extractor with the middle cut out? I would love to display just the bolt its so pretty!
In case he does not, I guess it will be possible to recreate the slotted extractor with our rotary tools and a set of key files...
Extractor anyone fresh off the machine heading to the vibratory polishing
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My front piece will start coming with vintage bolts very soon]
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That strikes me as a terrible idea. Customs aren't idiots and it makes it clear you're trying to avoid them which I'm sure they will not be best pleased about.
Very true,,, i always ship under the proper custom country codes for my items..... Its going to be easier to ship when i get a European distributor.......................................................
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The bolt assembly is almost complete,,, need to stamp some numbers on the side to mimic the serial numbers
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Not sure,,, need to check... its a prop ,a totally non functional garden sprinkler system LOL... will have to get my fedX rep on that...
Garden sprinkler?
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Yeah your right,,,, if you have ever tried blazing anything its bloody hard to do .. ill have that part both ways ... i may do the separate one i steel to..
And how would you attach it to the receiver tube? Does it really need to be separate? What purpose would it serve?
Honestly the more parts that can be cast with the receiver tube the better. They were originally brazed on, but welding them together will not be an option for 99% of builders. Casting it as one piece will ensure everything is completely fused together like a real Sterling only without welding. Though some parts will need to be attached mechanically with screws.
The result will be nearly identical to the real thing, only in aluminum of course. Plus aluminum is different than steel when it comes to structural strength so not everything can made using the exact same methods.
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Yes,,, im going to make a separate for individual builds and apart of this extrusion... There will be both
Are you not going to make the end cap lock separate?
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Fieldmarshall build
in ANH BlasTech E11
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My replica Hengstler is coming along nicely