Anyone take apart the MR Han ESB blaster?
- Thread starter Hirohawa
- Start date
The surpressor is screwed into the barrel.
Therefore, you need to drill out the tip of the barrel (seperate piece) that sticks out the front of the surpressor.
You will need to drill thu the surpressor so it will fit over the barrel of an MGC Broomhandle.
The M32 scope unbolts from the L bracket.
The L bracket is attached to the right side via 1 bolt & 2 pins that protrude from the body of the pistol. The 2 pins keep it from wobbling since it would pivot about the single bolt used.
Only way to get it off was to drill into the center of the bolt that holds the disks and spacers in place. It's not really a bolt, but rather a pin that sticks into the pistol side and then the outer disk is hammered into place. Either way you destroy the outermost disk. I'm going to have a new one made at as time allows.
The V8 pistons just unscrew.
Tap the pin thru that holds the rear leaf sight in place. Then unscrew the bolt that hold the bolt attached to the lower.
I don't see any way to make the trigger work, but then again I'm not trying to: the MR parts will be added to a MGC Broomhandle.
If one had the inclination to make the trigger work, I'm sure it could be done.
The plastic grips just unscrew.
Good luck.
Therefore, you need to drill out the tip of the barrel (seperate piece) that sticks out the front of the surpressor.
You will need to drill thu the surpressor so it will fit over the barrel of an MGC Broomhandle.
The M32 scope unbolts from the L bracket.
The L bracket is attached to the right side via 1 bolt & 2 pins that protrude from the body of the pistol. The 2 pins keep it from wobbling since it would pivot about the single bolt used.
Only way to get it off was to drill into the center of the bolt that holds the disks and spacers in place. It's not really a bolt, but rather a pin that sticks into the pistol side and then the outer disk is hammered into place. Either way you destroy the outermost disk. I'm going to have a new one made at as time allows.
The V8 pistons just unscrew.
Tap the pin thru that holds the rear leaf sight in place. Then unscrew the bolt that hold the bolt attached to the lower.
I don't see any way to make the trigger work, but then again I'm not trying to: the MR parts will be added to a MGC Broomhandle.
If one had the inclination to make the trigger work, I'm sure it could be done.
The plastic grips just unscrew.
Good luck.
There is no way to make the trigger functional. I had to destroy the frame to get the parts off for an MGC. I could see everything screwed on the inside, so don't ask me how they put it together. It's one solid, put together piece.
Similar threads
