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Malice Army · July 9th, 2009, 10:59

No room to drill holes into the Mac 11, and I wouldn't want to seperate the halves of this gun. This thing is the same size as a pistol, its not a full size assault rifle.
The epoxy works great, takes about 12 hours to dry but is hard as steel when it does, when you squeeze the rail on use an elastic to hold in place and make sure to clean any epoxy that maybe where you don't want it, easy to clean with a qtip when wet, you'll need a grinder when it drys.
check to make sure the spacing is correct to slide accessories on and off, I remove the metal sling attachement from mine because it got it the way and I hated the way it moved around. And while in the automotive section grab a can of NON METAL Primer and a can of flat black tremclad paint.
Here s another tip, mask off the front of the grip so it stays clear and you can see how much ammo is still in the magazine with a quick look.

July 9th, 2009, 10:59	#18
Malice Army Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: St. Catharines ON	No room to drill holes into the Mac 11, and I wouldn't want to seperate the halves of this gun. This thing is the same size as a pistol, its not a full size assault rifle. The epoxy works great, takes about 12 hours to dry but is hard as steel when it does, when you squeeze the rail on use an elastic to hold in place and make sure to clean any epoxy that maybe where you don't want it, easy to clean with a qtip when wet, you'll need a grinder when it drys. check to make sure the spacing is correct to slide accessories on and off, I remove the metal sling attachement from mine because it got it the way and I hated the way it moved around. And while in the automotive section grab a can of NON METAL Primer and a can of flat black tremclad paint. Here s another tip, mask off the front of the grip so it stays clear and you can see how much ammo is still in the magazine with a quick look. Last edited by Malice Army; July 9th, 2009 at 11:10..