Hey there.
I’ve recently (finally) got a MR E-11, and was a bit disappointed that it had no moving parts.
Prior to this, I found an E-11 on eBay, which I unfortunately missed out on (wanted to bid the whole week, and then just forgot about it the day the auction ended...
), but I contacted the seller which told me that, for mysterious reasons, he had three MR E-11 and is therefore selling one.
He also mentioned that he modified one so that everything is working, trigger, stock, and even a removeable mag.
So after annyoing him to death, he finally told me how to do this. Thanks a lot, TK570.
And I am here today to share this secret with you.
First of all, this is gonna involve taking your blaster almost completely apart, so if you want it to stay pristine and clean, you might want to think about doing this.
Alrighty, everybody knows how to make the trigger working and adding a spring, so I’m not gonna cover this. (For those who don’t know how to do this: http://threads.rebelscum.com/showflat.php?...&fpart=1#976254 )
Now, as for the stock, first of all, you have to remove the muzzle (the allen screws are 3/16”. For those of you who live where the metric system rules (like me), go to your local hardware store. I had to search a whole day until I found some imperial system ones. :unsure )
Now, to the funny part: you’ve got to tear out the barrel cap. If you are careful, the paint job will not be damaged.
I took some pliers I had lying around and tried to somehow “turn” the cap out, as TK570 told me. If you do this right, the paint job should stay intact. I unfortunately haven't gotten around to do this, since my cap seems to be attached with VERY strong glue or something, so I'd need some more tools to do this. So the following pics (except the first and the next one, which I made) and the instructions are from TK570.
Now you should see some kind of silicone blob, which you will have to remove. Then, you should be able to move the shoulder stock.
From what I've heard, there are two possibilities: either the stock is rather hard to move and will stay in either position, or it is loose, and in order to attach it in the closed position, you will have to add a little bit of silicone or improvise another locking mechanism.
Now, all you have to do is reattach the barrel cap, which you can do with either a little blob of silicone or some glue.
I was also told that it is possible to make the mag removeable, if you want to. I haven't done this either, but according to TK570, the mag is attached to the barrel from the inside with a screw.
So, well, I hope word will spread that it is in fact possible to make the thing working, but it's somewhat hard to achieve.
Enjoy taking your blaster apart.
Xhiwar
I’ve recently (finally) got a MR E-11, and was a bit disappointed that it had no moving parts.
Prior to this, I found an E-11 on eBay, which I unfortunately missed out on (wanted to bid the whole week, and then just forgot about it the day the auction ended...
), but I contacted the seller which told me that, for mysterious reasons, he had three MR E-11 and is therefore selling one.He also mentioned that he modified one so that everything is working, trigger, stock, and even a removeable mag.
So after annyoing him to death, he finally told me how to do this. Thanks a lot, TK570.
And I am here today to share this secret with you.
First of all, this is gonna involve taking your blaster almost completely apart, so if you want it to stay pristine and clean, you might want to think about doing this.
Alrighty, everybody knows how to make the trigger working and adding a spring, so I’m not gonna cover this. (For those who don’t know how to do this: http://threads.rebelscum.com/showflat.php?...&fpart=1#976254 )
Now, as for the stock, first of all, you have to remove the muzzle (the allen screws are 3/16”. For those of you who live where the metric system rules (like me), go to your local hardware store. I had to search a whole day until I found some imperial system ones. :unsure )
Now, to the funny part: you’ve got to tear out the barrel cap. If you are careful, the paint job will not be damaged.
I took some pliers I had lying around and tried to somehow “turn” the cap out, as TK570 told me. If you do this right, the paint job should stay intact. I unfortunately haven't gotten around to do this, since my cap seems to be attached with VERY strong glue or something, so I'd need some more tools to do this. So the following pics (except the first and the next one, which I made) and the instructions are from TK570.
Now you should see some kind of silicone blob, which you will have to remove. Then, you should be able to move the shoulder stock.
From what I've heard, there are two possibilities: either the stock is rather hard to move and will stay in either position, or it is loose, and in order to attach it in the closed position, you will have to add a little bit of silicone or improvise another locking mechanism.
Now, all you have to do is reattach the barrel cap, which you can do with either a little blob of silicone or some glue.
I was also told that it is possible to make the mag removeable, if you want to. I haven't done this either, but according to TK570, the mag is attached to the barrel from the inside with a screw.
So, well, I hope word will spread that it is in fact possible to make the thing working, but it's somewhat hard to achieve.
Enjoy taking your blaster apart.
Xhiwar
