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Regan · March 1st, 2006, 02:55

Ok, well here is the answer to my own question:

About 2 hours of carefully fitting and cutting metal with a Dremel and the non-RIS grenade launcher is now perfectly in place. There is no way in hell that the launcher would have fit without significant pieces of metal being cut out of the SR-16. I cut nothing on the M203 itself. All the modifications were done to the rifle. The rear RIS screw plugs were cut out of the RIS, two metal wings nearby (at the back) were cut out, as was the rear lip of the RIS. The collar was a bit stubborn, but with some fitting it made its way around the rear of the launcher collar. The two front RIS screws are all that is needed to hold the RIS in place.

A perfect fit....although I was freaking out during the operation. No one wants to ruin their AEG through experimentation.

March 1st, 2006, 02:55	#3
Regan Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Toronto	Ok, well here is the answer to my own question: About 2 hours of carefully fitting and cutting metal with a Dremel and the non-RIS grenade launcher is now perfectly in place. There is no way in hell that the launcher would have fit without significant pieces of metal being cut out of the SR-16. I cut nothing on the M203 itself. All the modifications were done to the rifle. The rear RIS screw plugs were cut out of the RIS, two metal wings nearby (at the back) were cut out, as was the rear lip of the RIS. The collar was a bit stubborn, but with some fitting it made its way around the rear of the launcher collar. The two front RIS screws are all that is needed to hold the RIS in place. A perfect fit....although I was freaking out during the operation. No one wants to ruin their AEG through experimentation.