MKA 1919 Shotgun

[Lebowski]

Just bought one of these. Took it to the range and shot the hell out of it. It is amazingly lightweight, and the recoil didn't take my shoulder off.

Then I went home and bought a ****load of aftermarket stuff to modify it. As it comes in the box, it has a "cheap feel." I don't think it's necessarily cheap, just some (allegedly) high strength polymer injection mold parts.

Anywho, I'm going to modify the the **** out of it over the next few weeks. I'll post pics on here for anyone interested. Changing out the stock and grip requires the use of a bandsaw. If I end up with a $600 club, I'll post that for ya'll too.

Fellow 1919 owners, feel free to post any tips or tricks here - or just show off your mods.

 

[JDG.]

very cool. My friend has one and he liked it till he broke it. Dont drop the barrel off the range table or you could damage the end of your barrel too

 

[dlciman]

Never seen one....could you post some pics please? Sounds interesting.

 

[Lebowski]

I'm in the process of posting pics now... hang on. Technical difficulties...

 

[JDG.]

not mine but you get the idea

 

[JDG.]

 

[Lebowski]

Here she is, unmodified. Still functional. We'll see how it goes after the bandsaw...



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So the re-sizing of that first picture makes it look like an SBS. It's a jpeg problem. Oh well.

 

[Lebowski]

Waiting on parts to come in still. It's a slow trickle. Got my new charging handle from tooth and nail armory today. woo hooo!

 

[georgian]

I heard these were crap, please let us know the progress and torture test.

 

[Lebowski]

In terms of function, I think it's better than a Saiga. In terms of how it looks, well she ain't the prettiest girl at the dance. But I'm going to make her beautiful...

I need to post up my pic of the tools required...