MGC Plastic firing luger p08 instructions wanted.

Can anybody paste these up please as about to do a strip and keep reading its a bit of a tough one:) so instructions/exploded diagram would help a lot:0

cheers

Manual and disassembly instructions with photos:
https://mp40modelguns.forumotion.net/modelgun-reviews-f4/mgc-p08-abs-version-t2118.htm

Let me know if you need a better quality of manual photo (don't have scanner) or other help with P08.

Thanks Smootik

I now remember reading you review its exactly what I needed!!! But old age is creeping up on me and completly forgot about it!!
Is there any way to link reviews to the instructions section?

There is now so much info on here (a lot of it from you:))

Glad to be of help :-)

Instructions can be linked with reviews by making a post with a link. Usually Cerwyn does it for other categories, catching these and putting references where needed, but anyone can.

When posting reviews I wondered if manuals and disassembly instructions should go in separate posts, but in the end I prefered to keep it all in one place. Links would help for sure :-)

Johnny, could you inspect internal parts (bolt!) that show wear&tear and take pictures?
This could give another reference point to understand longevity of this design.

BTW - make sure you are not tired when you work on disassembly, and that you do not hurry things :-) I'm sure you already know that well, from experience. I just remembered that every time I was so excited to disassemble something right away after picking it up from the post in the evening, things tended to go not as they should ;-)

The ABS Lugers either split their barrels ( continued force on the det pin inside ) or the rear of the toggle assembly can split away although this latter one is not a huge issue as the gun still holds together because of the metal supports inside ( its only a cosmetic thing )

DOC

Smootik wrote

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BTW - make sure you are not tired when you work on disassembly, and that you do not hurry things :-) I'm sure you already know that well, from experience. I just remembered that every time I was so excited to disassemble something right away after picking it up from the post in the evening, things tended to go not as they should ;-)

oops... to late

:-D You're good!

DOC: thanks for useful input :-)