New MP40 Owner

Post by romagnus

I've had mine in a box for a month. I sat down yesterday and had it together in 2.5 hours with thanks to Ricks for his instructions in English. I have to say, that was a lot of fun! I totally enjoyed building that gun, and it fires great. I own a lot of real black guns but that was by far the most fun to build. I am new to model guns, this forum is great for information and I will be building more of these. So much cheaper than a real full auto and just as fun.
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DPMS AP4 carbine, CZ75, Romanian AK-47, CETME 308, Russian AK-103, XD40SC, 16guage shotgun w/short barrel, Marlin 22LR.....and some others I can't remember right now.....all real. And now a Marushin MP-40

Post by Claymore

Congratulations on your first model and getting it to fire well, you really cannot go wrong with the marushin mp40 so have fun

Hi Romagnus

I've taken the liberty of moving the rest of this thread over to "Modelgun Problems" and given it the "Marushin MP40 Firing Problems" title.
I hope you'll agree it's the best section for the difficulties you're having.

Thanks!

Cerwyn
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Hobby collector of mainly WW2 era uniforms, headgear, field equipment and replica weapons.

Post by Mark

Hi romagnus!

Welcome to the modelgun forums. I too, have a large collection of real firearms to go along with all of my modelguns. I like the MP40 and since i reside in Washington state i cannot have a real live mp40 (nor any full auto goodness) due to state law. So i decided to collect mp40 replicas. Doing so, i discovered modelguns.

Hence the reason for this forum as well as my websites name.

The Marushin mp40 is a real "blast" to shoot and it will remain one of my favorite modelguns.
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Wanted to buy: MGC Sten MK3....trades?(still)

MGC MP40 Marushin MP40 Nakata MP40 TRC MP40

Modelgun manufacturers, past and present:CMC,CAW,Hudson,HWS,LS,MGC(R.I.P. 1960's~2007) Marushin,Marui,Kokusai,Shoei,Tanaka and Western Arms