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G36 Complete Family (working)

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A fully functional, complete model of the G36 family - features 3 fore-grips, 2 handles, and a load of accessories

About this creation

And here's another gun - a bit earlier than I expected! I meant to upload it on the weekend, but school was snowed out today (we British have a knack for falling apart at the slightest hint of bad weather), so I came home early.

Anyway, here it is - the fully customisable, complete* G36 family!

*I'm afraid there's no C mag for the MG36, there's no bi-pod, and I didn't build the sniper stock. But everything else is here!

Here's the VIDEO

This gun features:
-working mech - I re-did it, and its now VERY powerful, and far more efficient
-2x removable box magazine. Holds 12 bricks, and can be clipped together
-automatically re-aligning cocking handle (the first, I think, on MOCpages! (please tell me if is isn't!))
-folding and locking stock. Needs to have a catch depressed to fold it, and is held by friction when folded
-removable functional Picatinny rail with built-in iron sights
-removable carrying handle with an integrated optical sight (the sight is just a hole, actually)
-removable 'C' type fore-grip with functional Picatinny rail
-removable fore-grip insert to make the 'C' grip to a 'K' grip
-removable full size fore-grip
-two removable barrels, one for the K, and one for the full size grips
-removable reflex and ACOG(ish) scopes (can only be attached to the top Picatinny rail)
-removable flashlight (can only be attached to K or C grips)

If I think of anything else, I'll mention it later.

Converting parts of the gun is completely tool-less, you don't even need a pin (usually), but sometimes ALL the pins in the grips get stuck, so there is a detachable pin-remover disguised as the strap loop in the stock. Otherwise, you can just use a pin that's already fallen out to remove the others when changing fore-grips.

both handles can be used to carry the gun with, as they are both vertically strengthened and are, in a way, locked in to the bottom beam on the receiver when attached.

Fore-grips are attached to the end of the receiver by two friction pins, and also to the barrel by two (or three) axles running through the grip, the barrel, and then the grip again. They don't fall out because of the plates in the way

The barrels attach in a very easy way - they slide in perpendicular to the gun, and then the grip slots over the end. This means that the barrel cant move in any direction then the grip has been locked into place

Pics

The gun. Here its got a K grip, the Picatinny rail, the flashlight and the reflex. This is my favourite combination

The normal G36C - one of the most popular guns with film directors for its looks and the fact that pretty much any accessory can be shoved on it at a moments notice. Left side

The C again - right side

Stock folded. Right side

And again - left side

No mag

As with my G36K (previous model), the removal of one pin means the stock can be pulled clean off

The stock

What's left at the back of the gun

G36K with Picatinny, reflex, torch, and no stock

No handle or fore-grip - this is the basic model, from which all the different models are built - but it still works if you want it too!

The handle part of the cocking handle. Uses a modified piece (more on that later)

Handle pushed to the side. It will spring back when released

A random kind of shot - shows the whole handle

Handle cocked

Swivelled to the right

And to the left. This is as far as it can be rotated.

Pistol grip and mag. I was determined to do a better job of the mag than last time, as on my old G36K the mag made it look a bit odd. I think I did a better job this time - it's actually just a slightly modified version of my STANAG mag!

The stock release lever

Press it in...

And you can fold the stock

The whole stock release mech

The multi-stud block is what locks the stock closed. As there are no actual pins, you can fold the stock secure in the knowledge that nothings going to fall off

The hinge. A bit ugly, but it does allow the stock to be removed quickly without hassle, which good

The end of the barrel. This is C barrel - no extra barrels have been added.

That pin sticking out of the frame is one of the things that locks the grips into place

The C fore-grip. Those grey 5M pins are stored on the holes in the grip. They don't fall out when the plates are on the side, as the plates block them

The grip attached, with the pins locking the grip in place - one high up, one low down

And then with the plates on, the grip is attached.

To make the K grip, you also need the insert.

Attach both grips together

Then slide the barrel extension in the back.

The barrel basically slides sideways over the end of the shorter barrel, and this restricts forward and backward motion...

Meaning the grips can be slid the rest of the way over the barrel, to clip onto the pins in the receiver frame. Slide the pins in...

Add the plates, and its attached! For a reverence point, the notch in the frame on the top left side of the pic is the end of the cocking handle (I haven't attached any carry handles)

The full size barrel is basically the same thing:

Slide the barrel in the grip, then slip the end over the shorter barrel...

Then slide the grip the rest of the way and add the pins

Then add the plates, and that's all the different grips! Now its time for the carry handles...

The Picatinny and the integrated optics handles both lock in place using the same four beams, in exactly the same places

The pins go here. The other two go on the other side. It may not look it, but the 6M beam at the back IS secured to the beam at the bottom of the gun, above the grip, so shaking the gun about by the handle will not break anything, and the handle will not come off

And the integrated optics sight locks in the same way

With the integrated optics sight attached, these are the various combinations: C, K and E

And its pretty much the same idea with the Picatinny rail:

And here are some pics of the K and E variants with my ACOG that looks nothing like and ACOG

The three accessories: the ACOG, the Eotech reflex, and the torch

The ACOG

The Eotech reflex (basically the same as I had on my 416)

And the torch. Sadly, it doesn't light up like my PEQ-2, but I had literally run out of black pieces when I finished it (it was the last thing I built)

FPS - G36K, integrated optics

Another FPS - G36C, Picatinny rail, with Eotech and torch

Sight picture: Eotech reflex

ACOG

Integrated optics carry handle

Iron sights in the Picatinny

Fore-sight. Made of two tyres

Rear sight

The two 12-brick mags. Basically, they're a slight mod of my STANAG mag

Sadly, they don't just clip together - you need to add two more pieces - shown here

When those are in, plonk the other mag on top, and you have a double mag! Remember: folding the stock is not possible with an extra mag protruding on the right hand side of the gun

The feed system

The whole set - this is everything I made. Don't ask me to list everything in it ;)

Field strip

Mech

The cocking handle detached. You can see how the handle re-aligns itself - the RB is attached to it. It's designed in such a way that if it is pulled upwards when built into the gun, it will be the guns frame that breaks first

A close-up of the re-aligning mech

This is the one modified piece in the gun. I had to file the stud off so that I could attach it to the beam on the front of the handle, as otherwise the beam would have tried to insert itself into a + hole instead of a o hole.

Another pic. Yes, I know the workmanship isn't great, but it was done with a very thick file in bad lighting - I kind of acted on impulse without thinking of the best way of doing it XD

The hammer and cocking handle in the mech

Cocking handle cocked

Handle forward, hammer locked behind the trigger

Pulling the trigger moves the grey beams down, releasing the hammer

The new improved hammer - basically its smaller and lighter, so more of the energy from the RBs is transferred to the brick instead of the hammer

Another pic

That's it - tell me what you think!

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legorcman legorcman

February 4, 2012

please i beg you, send me instructions an legorcman@gmail.com

wesley adams

January 2, 2012

i will give you 125$ for any rifle

wesley adams

January 2, 2012

i will give you 125$ for any rifle

wesley adams

January 2, 2012

i will give you 125$ for any rifle

yuval turgeman

December 7, 2011

listen, this is awesome and i want one of it to. how can i get one?

I like it

will barton

November 10, 2011

great job. is it full auto?

Commander Carrot

November 10, 2011

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I like it

USS Pittsburgh NCC-2195

November 10, 2011

its about time this got moc of the day

I like it

Timmy Kid

November 10, 2011

Impressive. I'd like to see a video of it in action. Possibly hitting a target or something.

I like it

Red Hawk

November 10, 2011