Re: My ANH Hero DL-44 from a Denix Mauser
Got home from the hospital and decided to put in a little work on the blaster before bedtime.
Because of some careless casting at the Denix factory, the grooves on the hammer were incredibly misaligned. Using a tiny triangular file, I lined the grooves up correctly.
To check for imperfections in my newly modified hammer, I shot a coat of Krylon Flat Black on the entire lower receiver. Of course, all this paint is gonna have to be stripped off once the gun is completed, but it was nice to see it closer to its final form (at least colorwise, that is).
I took a shot in natural light just so I could see how everything lines up. I think it's real purdy.
And that's all for now. I just received a message that my ACTUAL Hensoldt scope will be mailed out on Monday, but since from another country, I'm not sure when it will arrive. Vincent from Corellian Exports told me that he's mailing out my resin scope in the upcoming week. There's a chance I'll wake up and find my wood grips and third knurled check nut in the mail today. I still haven't put any work into my antennas/sights, but hopefully I can snag a couple from Michael/Lichtbringer. A request to Gino for a six-inch length of t-track proved fruitless. Unless someone has a spare piece of T-track to share with me (literally two inches worth), my sight will be made of a plastic rake from Home Depot. I feel like I'm trying all I can to avoid working on the flash hider, which if you haven't been following this thread has proven to be the biggest b!tch of the project thus far.
Time for sleep! Thanks, everyone!
-Jonaas