|
|
Post by davejh on Oct 25, 2006 6:31:14 GMT -5
Hey guys, i was wondering, with the 1928 conversion for the Thompson, are there any wires that need messing round with? Or is it just a case of slotting it all together?
Cheers - Dave
|
|
TommyGunner
Staff Sgt.
Hackjob Mauro
1st Marine Division, 1942
Posts: 2,265
|
Post by TommyGunner on Oct 25, 2006 14:18:21 GMT -5
With the standard kit there are no wires to mess around with at all, you dont have to screw with internals or any of the mechanics of the gun, whcih is realy nice. However if you want to make the stock removalble like on the reall gun then you have to put the battery in a ustom made 50rnd drum mag Take a look here ww2aa.proboards45.com/index.cgi?board=technical&action=display&thread=1160879574 and read how shmitty did his M1928 conversion. TommyGunner |
|
guitarmaster
Corporal
And at this range, I'm a real Frederick Zoller
Posts: 954
|
Post by guitarmaster on Oct 25, 2006 21:39:28 GMT -5
Isnt that an M1921 A thomspon not a 1928? I have a spring 1921 is there a way to convert it?
Ian
|
|
|
|
Post by schmitty on Oct 28, 2006 10:38:13 GMT -5
The early war M1928's had removable stocks including those used by the British commandos and LRDG (SAS) hence my interest in that version.
Schmitty
|
|
2nd Bat
Master sergeant 
Posts: 11,813
|
Post by 2nd Bat on Oct 29, 2006 14:45:06 GMT -5
As mentioned several places throughout these boards but a question that routinely comes up from time to time. Converting a springer airsoft gun to an AEG is an enormous amount of work with an often unhappy result. Almost always not worth the trouble and cost especially when an AEG of that model (In this case the Thompson) is already available in a commercially produced excellent gun.
|
|
