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just thinking about making a Nagant 1895 from one of thoose anyone have any experince with thoose cheap springers?
Cheers
Joe
P.S only buying two tone as that one dosent come in Rif
WW2 Weapons AGM Sten, AGM MP40
With something firing at about 150fps, you'd struggle to hit anyone more than about 10 feet away. Someone has made one out of a cheap springer shotgun that worked quite well, as it had a more healthy fps.
Also, if you did convert a two-tone to something else, it'd have to stay two-tone after you'd converted it, so it sort of defeats the object of making a ww2 gun out of it.
I assume this will be one if his Dad's projects (UKARA registered skirmisher) if it were to go ahead...
With something firing at about 150fps, you'd struggle to hit anyone more than about 10 feet away. Someone has made one out of a cheap springer shotgun that worked quite well, as it had a more healthy fps.
Also, if you did convert a two-tone to something else, it'd have to stay two-tone after you'd converted it, so it sort of defeats the object of making a ww2 gun out of it.
to be honest seeing as its a pistol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagant_M1895 it would mostly be a holster filler insted of an actual main weapon.
but i would be intrested to know how to make a Nagant Rifle for future reffernce
anybody have any tips on building it?
and it would officaly be my dads project but i would do most of the work
WW2 Weapons AGM Sten, AGM MP40
to be honest seeing as its a pistol http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagant_M1895 it would mostly be a holster filler insted of an actual main weapon.
D'oh, For some reason I read 1895 as 1891, and assumed rifle. 
The Nagant revolver was a weird, spindly looking thing, i used to have a deac. one. You might find that the revolver you're looking at is too 'chunky' to look right, though it's probably just cosmetic, and you could chop the plastic out and make a smaller barrel etc.
