MGC Remington M31RS

Ok, this is my first go at this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZyMD4Em1iY

2sharp

Posted by Claymore


Nice vid well done, how many caps did you use 2 or more cos it sounded good thoug i suppose looking at where you are firing it helps the sound. that was some fast firing to

Posted By Claymore

I read somewhere you could get 4 in and i think kickback managed 3, i thik you have to take some of the plastic bits out to manage that, not sure all 4 caps would fire if you did manage it as well. kickback has a full metal one with wood stock that really sound nice when you rack the slide

Post by 2sharp

Ahhhh, ok, sounds reasonable

A full metal one would be sweet... i think that if i'm gonna toy with this one i'll end up breaking it...

But it was fun
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Post by Kickback

Hi 2Sharp,

Video looks sweet mate and with the extra echo it sounds good too.
Claymore is right you can add more caps to the cart,if you just dremel out some of the plastic spacers,like he said i've added an extra 1 and it makes a big difference

Keep 'em comming

Post by 2sharp

kickback wrote:

Hi 2Sharp,

Video looks sweet mate and with the extra echo it sounds good too.
Claymore is right you can add more caps to the cart,if you just dremel out some of the plastic spacers,like he said i've added an extra 1 and it makes a big difference

Keep 'em comming

Kickback

Hmm, ok! Gotta try that

Have you had good experience with yours regarding things breaking and stuff?

Post by Kickback

Hi,as far as i'm aware the only parts that are prone to breakages on this model is the inner thread that hold the stocks on,and this only usually breaks on the long wooden stock versions were a lot of stress is put upon it,but i have never had any problems with the pistol grip or metal stock versions.
As for the rest of the gun....go for it

Kickback

Post by 2sharp

kickback wrote:

Hi,as far as i'm aware the only parts that are prone to breakages on this model is the inner thread that hold the stocks on,and this only usually breaks on the long wooden stock versions were a lot of stress is put upon it,but i have never had any problems with the pistol grip or metal stock versions.
As for the rest of the gun....go for it

Kickback

Wow, that really sounds promising

I really like it but it felt kinda fragile to be honest... i'd LOVE to have the shorter barrel, all-metal, one...

I'm thinking of sawing the barrel off actually, would that be heresy or..??

That WAS fun 2sharp

Well done mate, that did sound good didn't it? I wonder what an SMG would sound like in that big cellar of yours ?

Keep them coming!

Cerwyn
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Post by 2sharp

cerwyn wrote:

That WAS fun 2sharp

Well done mate, that did sound good didn't it? I wonder what an SMG would sound like in that big cellar of yours ?

Keep them coming!

Cerwyn

I'm, working my way up to other guns, trust me... I think the 93R will be next, it fired flawlessly the first (and last) time i tried it out. The bursts were so darn quick i was left with my mouth open wide...

Well what are you waiting for ???

Go get that M93R and make sure your camera has a full battery

No time like the present mate, we're all waiting with eager anticipation here

Cerwyn
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Post by 2sharp

cerwyn wrote:

Well what are you waiting for ???

Go get that M93R and make sure your camera has a full battery

No time like the present mate, we're all waiting with eager anticipation here

Cerwyn

Okok, i'll do my best to have it done soon, but not today (i'm drinking wine with the missus )