Monthly Archives: July 2014

DIY, IPSC, rifle

Freefloat for Norinco 56S

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Why not? That’s the answer to your obvious question: Why?

Yes, it is an airsoft stock held in place by some aluminium bar and few screws. I borrowed the whole idea from a fellow hobbyist. Thank you!
Not 100% happy with the outcome but had to live with the tools I had in hand. All of this was made in balcony of urban apartment.
Not 100% happy with the outcome but had to cope with the tools I had in hand. All of this was made in balcony of urban apartment.
I also made thinner front sight from M4 bolt with electric drill and file. Old thick sight next to new as comparison.
DIY, handgun

SRA Legalizer for SLB holster

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Since I got my SLB holster I knew that I would not need another holster with my CZ-75 SP-01 Shadow. Only problem with the holster is that it is not suitable for SRA. SRA rules state that the hoster must cover at least front sight, ejection port and trigger. At it’s vanilla state SLB holster covers only trigger, so something had to be done.

Like my SLB holster accessory for CZ-75 Airsoft gun my only “rules” for this next project was that it must not require any modifications to the holster and I must be able to attach and detach the addition easily without tools.

Without further talk, let me introduce the early prototype of SLB SRA Legalizer!

SLB & SRA

 

The SRA Legalizer is made from acrylic, polyethylene plastic, M3 screws, M4 threaded bar, plastic glue and ****load of curse words.

The outer side is held in place by M4 threaded bar. This is the first thing to insert when installing the accessory.
Inner side is held in place by pin made from piano wire.
Inner side is held in place by pin made from piano wire.
This is really an early prototype. As you can see from unfinished corners etc.
DIY, shotgun

DIY carbon fiber magazine extension for Baikal MP-153

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Contrary what the topic says this is not fully DIY. The steel adapter is made by fellow hobbyist called ferri. And the carbon fibre tube is from Ebay. It took some filing and Dremel’ing to make the follower pass the steel adapter smoothly.

This came to replace my current barrel-length aluminium magazine. This weights approximately 25 g less than the aluminium magazine and total weight without spring is around 150 g. I seem to have forgotten the magazine support from the picture. And I don’t have suitable spring in hand so no clue how many cartridges will it hold.

Steel, carbon fiber, plastic end cap and some 2-component glue to hold it all together. Total costs 30 €.

Carbon Fiber Magazine
DIY Carbon Fiber 12 cal Magazine