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Cerwyn Cerwyn (Site Admin)


Number of posts: 7758 Age: 50 Location / Country: North Wales Registration date: 2008-07-20
 | Subject: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Thu Oct 09, 2008 11:39 am | |
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wataru Modelgun Enthusiast

Number of posts: 32 Location / Country: japan hokkaido Registration date: 2008-10-08
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Cerwyn Cerwyn (Site Admin)


Number of posts: 7758 Age: 50 Location / Country: North Wales Registration date: 2008-07-20
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Thu Oct 09, 2008 12:51 pm | |
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wataru Modelgun Enthusiast

Number of posts: 32 Location / Country: japan hokkaido Registration date: 2008-10-08
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Thu Oct 09, 2008 1:18 pm | |
| It is suitable in the method of the image. To put out red to the flash, the cutting down powder of Tahonootsts is put for me. It is a little different for M4 method. The bolt of the main body of M4 is processed to a central fire. The motor tool is used when cutting down from the block of Fire Starter Magnesium. I think that the styrene board is the same thickness.  |
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8ace Modelgun Perfectionist


Number of posts: 2165 Location / Country: UK Registration date: 2008-08-06
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Thu Oct 09, 2008 3:50 pm | |
| Wow that looks fantastic 8ace |
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Cerwyn Cerwyn (Site Admin)


Number of posts: 7758 Age: 50 Location / Country: North Wales Registration date: 2008-07-20
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Thu Oct 09, 2008 4:17 pm | |
| Here's more of the CQB M4 ... Please forgive me Wataru but what is meant by Tahonootsts please? Some of the guys here have successfully achieved good flash from short barrel pistols but getting flash from longer guns has, apart from shotgns, been impossible. You've achieved it with your CQB M4 wih style and I'm very interested to learn more about your modifications to the Bolt and Centre Fire systems. These sound very interesting. I have been longing for muzzle flash from my MP40 and M3A1 Grease Gun but without any success. _________________ Cerwyn
Hobby collector of Replica model guns and Militaria. also member of Living History Reenactment Groups.
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wataru Modelgun Enthusiast

Number of posts: 32 Location / Country: japan hokkaido Registration date: 2008-10-08
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Fri Oct 10, 2008 2:58 pm | |
| Tahonootsts is a cylinder by which the car ignites the state of emergency. Do you understand from such an explanation? The flash of M4 is impossible in cap1 piece. To improve the gas omission apart from the Centre Fire system The metallization of the chamber is necessary. If the chamber is not metallized if it makes it to the Centre Fire system, the cartridge cannot be maintained. When you are interested in the Centre Fire system of M4, the image is contributed! Always I am sorry by poor English. |
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Cerwyn Cerwyn (Site Admin)


Number of posts: 7758 Age: 50 Location / Country: North Wales Registration date: 2008-07-20
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Fri Oct 10, 2008 3:21 pm | |
| Please do not apologise for any lack of English wataru  I envy your ability to write in English, I wish I had the same ability with Japanese Tahonoots is a cylinder by which the car ignites the state of emergency ... Would this be a warning light in a motor car's instruments? Could there be a red powder inside a lightbulb of some sort you mix with magnesium The modifications to your M4 sound very interesting and complex. So both the Cartridge and the Detonator Chamber are heavily modified  Does it now operate more like a real gun Is the cartridge now struck from the "primer" end to allow all the gases and flames out through an open barrel  _________________ Cerwyn
Hobby collector of Replica model guns and Militaria. also member of Living History Reenactment Groups.
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wataru Modelgun Enthusiast

Number of posts: 32 Location / Country: japan hokkaido Registration date: 2008-10-08
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Cerwyn Cerwyn (Site Admin)


Number of posts: 7758 Age: 50 Location / Country: North Wales Registration date: 2008-07-20
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Sun Oct 12, 2008 9:48 am | |
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wataru Modelgun Enthusiast

Number of posts: 32 Location / Country: japan hokkaido Registration date: 2008-10-08
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Cerwyn Cerwyn (Site Admin)


Number of posts: 7758 Age: 50 Location / Country: North Wales Registration date: 2008-07-20
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wataru Modelgun Enthusiast

Number of posts: 32 Location / Country: japan hokkaido Registration date: 2008-10-08
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:28 am | |
| Hello. When it can help the M4&M16 user, it is glad. As such, there is power when the Centre Fire processing is given even if Muzzle Flash is few. Muzzle Flash of animation below is also possible as long as the knack is gripped. In addition, my M4 will improve the version in the future. For instance, 30rd-mag for a real gun can be used. It processes it by using the milling machine in Waca. Parts with a difficult production are subcontracts. Please look at the Web site of me who doesn't do everyone. http://vickers-cal45.jugem.jp/wataru http://vickers-cal45.jugem.jp/http://vickers-cal45.jugem.jp/ |
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GZ22 Modelgun Master

Number of posts: 20 Location / Country: Newcastle, UK Registration date: 2008-09-07
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Mon Oct 20, 2008 9:38 am | |
| Please be aware that the devices referred to are 'road flares', which come as standard in the glove boxes of new Japanese cars. They are used in the same way as in the US, when you break down at night etc, you can twist and ignite one end and lay them on the ground. Please do NOT attempt to deconstruct a marine signal/distress flare - these are quite different in nature and contain an explosive launching/bursting charge. I once bought some road flares from ebay to take camping in case of emergency. Stay safe! |
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Cerwyn Cerwyn (Site Admin)


Number of posts: 7758 Age: 50 Location / Country: North Wales Registration date: 2008-07-20
 | Subject: Re: Muzzle Flash ... Again! Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:44 pm | |
| | GZ22 wrote: | Please be aware that the devices referred to are 'road flares', which come as standard in the glove boxes of new Japanese cars. They are used in the same way as in the US, when you break down at night etc, you can twist and ignite one end and lay them on the ground. Please do NOT attempt to deconstruct a marine signal/distress flare - these are quite different in nature and contain an explosive launching/bursting charge.
I once bought some road flares from ebay to take camping in case of emergency.
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Thanks for the good advice GZ22! _________________ Cerwyn
Hobby collector of Replica model guns and Militaria. also member of Living History Reenactment Groups.
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