Lichtbringer
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Thanks, Scott. 
DL-44 ESB Blaster Discussion - Greeblies POST 208
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Boba Debt
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Lichtbringer
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Thanks a lot.
LorduDesign
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I'm sure that someone has posted it but here's some close-ups of ESB DL-44 blaster pistol from Lucasfilm Archives!
Lichtbringer
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scottjua
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Tall/short
width: 0.436/0.436
overall height: .489/472
collar: 0.310/0.309
head thickness: 0.190/0.155
Solos blaster
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in fact it´s 2 of them.
Yeaaaaa....even in that series of pics it's two different blasters. One with the front part of the scope missing/and the safety gone, and the other complete. Am I missing anything else?
scottjua
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scottjua
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check the post above yours. I linked my posts in the other thread.
Back to this blaster, scottjua have you had problems with the scope bracket falling or tilting forward/backward, seeing as it only has one point of contact? When I only had the center screw of my resin hoth blaster in, I tried "drawing" it from a holster and it swung loose.
Here Han's Bespin is only slightly tilted..but just to illustrate my point..am I out on a limb?
Here Han's Bespin is only slightly tilted..but just to illustrate my point..am I out on a limb?
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scottjua
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Yes... for my old static replica, I used a rubber washer as a spacer, and it held relatively well.
But for my live fire, it would have spun all over the place from recoil. I put three countersunk 4-40 screws under the knurled knob to keep it in place. They go through the bracket, spacer, and into the mauser body. Then filed flush internally so the ammo feeds perfectly fine.
Finally, the spacer is exoxied in place as well. No chance of movement.
But for my live fire, it would have spun all over the place from recoil. I put three countersunk 4-40 screws under the knurled knob to keep it in place. They go through the bracket, spacer, and into the mauser body. Then filed flush internally so the ammo feeds perfectly fine.
Finally, the spacer is exoxied in place as well. No chance of movement.
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