Disassemble of classic army m15a2

[supercrimp]

how do you take the front assembly off the top receiver? i have just bought a new receiver but unsure how to disassemble the front.

[Battle_Partner65]

Re: Disassemble of classic army m15a2

Me too, replacing plastic upper and lower receivers with metal ones how do you get the barrel off ? is there a special tool for this.

Thanks
BP65

[guard-sniper87]

Re: Disassemble of classic army m15a2

with a tool called an airsoft armourers wrench

google and you shall find

[Battle_Partner65]

Re: Disassemble of classic army m15a2

Gracias.....

[FunkycHUNKY]

Re: Disassemble of classic army m15a2

Ok guys
Step 1. Split the uppers and lowers in two, and take out the hop and the wiring if it is front wired.

Step 2. Remove the handguards

Step 3. If your Gun has a gas tube, remove it by taking the front sight of by the two pins in the bottom, it should then slide off the barrel. Then pull the gas tube out of the reciver

Step 4. Using either a Armourers wrench or on some models simply your hands, twist the delta ring till the holes all align and let it come off/loose

Step 5. making sure none of the delta ring is attached to the body simply pull the outer barrel from the body.

You have now removed the barrel from upper reciever, to re-attach simply do the above steps in reverse.

To remove the Gearbox (I.E fit a metal lower):

Step 1. Unscrew stock or buffer tube from body

Step 2. Take off the motor plate (dont take off the big screw in the middle, the ones around it)

Step 3. Disconnect Motor and take it out

Step 4. Unscrew Pistol grip from body

Step 5. Remove the magazine catch (either by alan key, screw driver or simply twisting)

Step 6. Remove the pin infront of the fire selector.

Step 7. Remove Gearbox from Gun

There you go dude, hope this helps!

[Battle_Partner65]

Re: Disassemble of classic army m15a2

Cheers dude just what i ve been looking for clear, concise straight forward.

[FunkycHUNKY]

Re: Disassemble of classic army m15a2

Also, remember take your time and take breaks! Don't rush it and you'll probally have a gun put back together better than from the factory!