Best upgrade video I've seen so far. My GSG is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. I already placed an order with MFI for some of the parts I'll need for the upgrades.
That’s great, the GSG is a fun gun to own. I have always liked the MP40 so owning one was a must, with all of the parts you can get close to the original look. Plus it’s a really fun project gun. Thank you also for your kind words, l wanted to cover as much as possible in this video.
The hate for these guns is unfounded. I’ve put a few hundred rounds through mine and never been cleaned. It’s never had a malfunction of any sorts other than the stock charging handle leaving. But the upgraded one sounds perfect. I can’t wrap my head around how well made this gun is for the price point and the aftermarket support for such a niche gun. Highly recommend everyone get one for their collection. 500/600 bucks for a pistol that can turn into a beast for a few hundred dollars. Have about a grand into mine as is and it doesn’t disappointed!
Yes they do seem to get a bad wrap. For the money they are totally worth it. I have spent a ton of money on extras but for me it’s worth it. Even for $1200 plus with all the upgrades and SBR paperwork it’s still cheap for a MP40 lookalike. It’s one of my favorite guns.
The best and probably most underrated upgrade is the screws; even if you just buy better allens instead of the historically accurate flat head/slot screws you should do it. GSG uses the cheapest chinesum screws i have ever seen, I am currently trying to remove one that stripped instantly the first time i tried to remove the plastic for painting. Got an easy out and thats just drilling through the metal instead of biting. Even tried to make a tiny slot for a flat screwdriver and that instantly stripped.
I had no idea the GSG ones were that bad. I am glad l was able to get my old ones out okay. I hope you’re able to do the same. Stripped screws are not much fun to deal with.
@@TheArmedExile i dont know if it was just a bad batch or what; but 3 of the 4 were no problem. Just ended up having to drill a smaller hole down through the screw (smaller than the dia. of the threaded section) and was able to extract with an EZ out.
Does anyone know where to get the correct slotted screws to replace the original ones? I have searched the internet but only find old auctions. I also live in Sweden and that makes it impossible to buy most of the parts from the US. But a set kit of slotted screws must be possible to find?
@@theseptembersessions_music There is a GSG MP40 owners group on Facebook and several of the members sell them. They are just screws so no issues with shipping them l would not think.
Best upgrade video I've seen so far. My GSG is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. I already placed an order with MFI for some of the parts I'll need for the upgrades.
That’s great, the GSG is a fun gun to own. I have always liked the MP40 so owning one was a must, with all of the parts you can get close to the original look. Plus it’s a really fun project gun. Thank you also for your kind words, l wanted to cover as much as possible in this video.
The hate for these guns is unfounded. I’ve put a few hundred rounds through mine and never been cleaned. It’s never had a malfunction of any sorts other than the stock charging handle leaving. But the upgraded one sounds perfect. I can’t wrap my head around how well made this gun is for the price point and the aftermarket support for such a niche gun. Highly recommend everyone get one for their collection. 500/600 bucks for a pistol that can turn into a beast for a few hundred dollars. Have about a grand into mine as is and it doesn’t disappointed!
Yes they do seem to get a bad wrap. For the money they are totally worth it. I have spent a ton of money on extras but for me it’s worth it. Even for $1200 plus with all the upgrades and SBR paperwork it’s still cheap for a MP40 lookalike. It’s one of my favorite guns.
Great video man, thanks
Thank you so much, it was a fun video to make.
The best and probably most underrated upgrade is the screws; even if you just buy better allens instead of the historically accurate flat head/slot screws you should do it. GSG uses the cheapest chinesum screws i have ever seen, I am currently trying to remove one that stripped instantly the first time i tried to remove the plastic for painting. Got an easy out and thats just drilling through the metal instead of biting. Even tried to make a tiny slot for a flat screwdriver and that instantly stripped.
I had no idea the GSG ones were that bad. I am glad l was able to get my old ones out okay. I hope you’re able to do the same. Stripped screws are not much fun to deal with.
@@TheArmedExile i dont know if it was just a bad batch or what; but 3 of the 4 were no problem. Just ended up having to drill a smaller hole down through the screw (smaller than the dia. of the threaded section) and was able to extract with an EZ out.
@@saltlifegaming852 l am glad you got it out that’s the main thing. Now you can replace with better screws.
Does anyone know where to get the correct slotted screws to replace the original ones? I have searched the internet but only find old auctions. I also live in Sweden and that makes it impossible to buy most of the parts from the US. But a set kit of slotted screws must be possible to find?
@@theseptembersessions_music There is a GSG MP40 owners group on Facebook and several of the members sell them. They are just screws so no issues with shipping them l would not think.
Great detail on this video. 🎉
Thank you
Love spending as much for a stock as I do for the gun. Fuck the ATF
@@deserrday8912 at the end of the day that’s the law. I do not like it either but it’s the only way to own a SBR.
Where did u get the tip again
@@viper21425 MFI which is short for Motion Picture Prop Supply. They make some really cool GSG MP40 replacement parts.
I need it for my airsoft gun lol