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wfalenta
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PostSubject: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeSat Feb 28, 2009 2:20 pm

I thought I'd take it upon myself to post something as I requested an MGC M4 specific thread so here goes!
I bought my M4 a couple of years ago after seeing it advertised on a website. At the time I knew nothing of modelguns, but I always wanted a replica M4. The guy selling it told me a bit about what PFC guns were, up to then I thought blank firers were the closest to real guns.

Since then, I bought and added a few little accessories to it, although I wasn't aware about the different 'finishes' you can do to the bodywork (blueing etc).
I took the handguards off and fitted a freefloat RAS rail along with a couple of optics and flip up iron sights.

In my opinion it looks a bit better now, especially with the added weight of the RAS rail and optics (replica aimpoint and ACOG).

I have also purchased a replica EOtech but I think the company I bought it from have done me over because its been over a year and I've still not recieved anything! (I was contemplating going for a SWAT-style M4 with that and a 6 position LE stock)

I'll try to upload some pictures....
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Cerwyn
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeTue Mar 10, 2009 5:08 pm

Looking forwards to your photos Very Happy

If you're having any problems, have you tried photobucket.com Question Dead easy to use, free of charge and the photos stay live and available as long as you keep them i your "album"

Your M4 sounds well worth seeing matey

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wfalenta
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeWed Mar 11, 2009 7:26 pm

OK lets see if it works....

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htt[IMG]https://2img.net/h/i563.photobucket.com/albums/ss74/wfalenta/MGC%20M4A1/IMG_0013-1.jpg

there you go folks, enjoy!

I'm after a few more bits for it, namely a QD silencer, possibly a RAS compatible M203.

Any suggestions?

cheers
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Brian™
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeWed Mar 18, 2009 8:38 pm

Nice looking M4! I have a Ta31 ACOG replica with the optical fiber if you're interested in replacing the current ACOG you have on there.


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ljerr2
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeThu Mar 19, 2009 1:42 am

Welcome to the forum.
I, too, am a big fan of anything M4-related. I hate to be a stick in the mud, but I have serious concerns about what you are trying to do.
1. The MGC receivers are slightly smaller than their real steel counterpart. So a real upper would not fit.
2. Trying to put a real upper on a full auto lower (even if it is a toy lower) may cause you some serious headaches if the wrong person were to get a hold of that information. I may be misunderstanding your post - I am sorry if I am. If not, please do not try this. If people start doing this, then pretty soon these models will get banned and so will the more realistic gas blow-back airsoft rifles like the WA M4.
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Brian™
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeThu Mar 19, 2009 3:58 am


If not then I'll just leave the MGC M4 as is. It's just that much of it is ABS and once you've handled a real AR, ABS and airsoft just doesn't cut it.


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wfalenta
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeThu Mar 19, 2009 10:41 am

Hi mate, glad you like my M4.
I'm not the best person to ask about what you're intending to do with different recievers/uppers etc. I'm fairly new to the whole world of modelguns and have never really been interested in airsoft as the guns have always seemed like cheap plastic copies to me. I've never handled a real AR either so I couldn't comment on size difference.
I'm happy to strip my M4 down and take some more pictures for you though, no problem. I'll also try to do the same with the barrel assembly or at least upload an image of the instructions.

I'd be interested in the acog replica with the fiber optic...PM me about it.

The stock on my M4 does desperately need changing. I wanted to get hold of a clubfoot stock (with the storage compartments for batteries) like the SEALs use but so far I've not manage to pick one up for 2 reasons;
1. I've been informed that airsoft stocks don't fit on modelguns (plus they tend to be plastic and cheap looking)
2. Apparently a real stock may not fit either. As you mentioned about the stock tube, I don't know if a mil-spec tube is compatible or whether a mil-spec stock is compatible with a modelgun tube. And spending a couple hundred dollars to find it doesn't fit would cause mucho headache!!

In fact, if anyone on this forum knows about airsoft or real stocks/stock tubes it would be greatly appreciated. The standard stock on my MGC is loose and rattles and looks crap!
Cheers!
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Cerwyn
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeThu Mar 19, 2009 3:13 pm

Welcome to the forums Brian Very Happy

wfalenta's posts reminded me about a thread about fitting Tapco stocks to MGC M4s...

https://mp40modelguns.forumotion.net/modelgun-modifications-f7/real-ar-15-parts-on-mgc-m4a1-t568.htm

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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeFri Mar 20, 2009 5:02 am

Thanks! I've been lurking here for a while and finally decided to join.

Anyways, I think maybe the modelgun buffer is made out of the commercial specifications since it doesn't fit the Mil-Spec stocks. If I can recall, the Mil-Spec buffer diameter is ~1.14" and the Commercial is ~1.17" and airsoft stocks are normally made close to the Mil-Spec.


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wfalenta
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeFri Mar 20, 2009 2:17 pm

Here are a couple of pictures I took this morning of the rifle stripped.
I couldn't disassemble the barrel completely because I don't know how (I bought it already made up) and I don't want to risk breaking anything.
I have included the instruction diagram which shows the barrel broken up (parts 204, 205 and 404 make up the barrel)

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Hope this helps mate.
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wfalenta
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PostSubject: Re: My M4A1   My M4A1 Icon_minitimeFri Mar 20, 2009 3:02 pm

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