MR Stormtrooper Blaster disassembly
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Hi there!
I made a thread about this quite a while ago. See here:
http://www.therpf.com/f9/making-mr-e-11-fully-functional-7973/
Unfortunately, most pics are missing. Will have to see where I stored them.
Also, when I was modifying my MR E-11, I just could not get the front endcap out, so I actually had to deviate from my own tutorial. What I did was the following (if I remember correctly): Once the grip and trigger assembly is removed, you can unscrew a tiny screw beneath the grip frame. Once unscrewed, the silver "bolt" inside the gun will become loose. Tilt the gun so that the bolt is all the way back, touching the rear endcap of the E-11. Then, I inserted a steel rod through the barrel in the front of the gun and with a hammer tapped carefully (but somewhat forceful) on the steel rod. That made the endcap come off the gun and you can then remove all the internal pieces. If you then want to remove the front endcap, you'll pretty much have to do the same thing and use a hammer to get it out.
I think Threadwell modded his E-11 completely, so I'm sure he can give some additional information.
Cheers!
Roman
I made a thread about this quite a while ago. See here:
http://www.therpf.com/f9/making-mr-e-11-fully-functional-7973/
Unfortunately, most pics are missing. Will have to see where I stored them.
Also, when I was modifying my MR E-11, I just could not get the front endcap out, so I actually had to deviate from my own tutorial. What I did was the following (if I remember correctly): Once the grip and trigger assembly is removed, you can unscrew a tiny screw beneath the grip frame. Once unscrewed, the silver "bolt" inside the gun will become loose. Tilt the gun so that the bolt is all the way back, touching the rear endcap of the E-11. Then, I inserted a steel rod through the barrel in the front of the gun and with a hammer tapped carefully (but somewhat forceful) on the steel rod. That made the endcap come off the gun and you can then remove all the internal pieces. If you then want to remove the front endcap, you'll pretty much have to do the same thing and use a hammer to get it out.
I think Threadwell modded his E-11 completely, so I'm sure he can give some additional information.
Cheers!
Roman
Yep, it was Treadwell. Here's his thread, where he mentions my thread, but I think he disassembled it differently as well (he never removed his rear endcap from what I gather). I guess you'll have to see what the easiest way is to disassemble your E-11, looks like sometimes, they used more glue on certain parts.
http://www.therpf.com/f9/my-modified-mr-e-11-a-18813/
Cheers!
Roman
http://www.therpf.com/f9/my-modified-mr-e-11-a-18813/
Cheers!
Roman
Thanks for finding my old thread! I looked for it recently and couldn't find it. I guess the search database needs refreshing.
Two screws inside the receiver hold the magwell on. Once you loosen the bolt as Xhiwar described, these screws are easily accessible through the ejection port. Be careful sliding the bolt around, as those screws will scratch it.
Two screws inside the receiver hold the magwell on. Once you loosen the bolt as Xhiwar described, these screws are easily accessible through the ejection port. Be careful sliding the bolt around, as those screws will scratch it.
