Opened up my M2 Loading Port

Ryan Groves · Feb 4, 2016

Did the loading port on my new M2, was really happy with the results and wanted to brag.. I mean share pictures to help others do it. Used Gorilla tape to mark off my lines and protect. Used coarse dremel sanding drum for most the material removal, cleaned up with fine dremel sanding drum and then sanded out lines with 320 grit sandpaper then cleaned up further with 600 grit. Lastly polished with dremel polishing bit and Fritz polish. Lines stayed nice and sharp (lousy pics don't do justice) and feels great. Also tuned up the shell catch (bent in slightly, and shaped face a little then polished)

charger arms · Feb 4, 2016

not too shabby. This does not look like your first time.

Brandon Deem · Feb 4, 2016

Looks really great!

Check out the cut I saw at a match last month.

Ryan Groves · Feb 4, 2016

Brandon Deem said:
Looks really great!

Check out the cut I saw at a match last month.

Dang, that's intense. I kept mine semi conservative for a first time cut till I practice loads and figure out what I like. I haven't even shot mine yet lol

drmitchgibson · Feb 4, 2016

Nice!

Wild Bill1 · Feb 4, 2016

I've often wondered what would happen if you used a chain saw or a pissed off beaver to open your port up.....

Wall · Feb 4, 2016

Looks really great!

Check out the cut I saw at a match last month.

Holy elephant dung!!!!!

59nolimit · Feb 4, 2016

Ryan yours looks nice and clean. This one is insane! Wow!

Brandon Deem said:
Looks really great!

Check out the cut I saw at a match last month.

Wall · Feb 5, 2016

Nice job Ryan

racnsoonr · Feb 5, 2016

Brandon Deem said:
Looks really great!

Check out the cut I saw at a match last month.

Damn, you could fit your whole hand it there!

charger arms · Feb 5, 2016

Brandon Deem said:
Looks really great!

Check out the cut I saw at a match last month.

Is it just me, or does anyone else see a crack at the front of the loading port?

benny hill · Feb 5, 2016

shooters are like golfers, instead of a nice port and LOT'S of practice, they want it all NOW and will do anything, even destroy a gun, keeps my shop busy.

LoganbillJ · Feb 5, 2016

Adam Balzer (ChargerArms) said:
Is it just me, or does anyone else see a crack at the front of the loading port?

Looks like a dremel slip. Deep enough to take off the green but not go through the black anodized finish.

zghorner · Feb 5, 2016

Great job on the M2 man looks clean. Who did your lifter?

Ryan Groves · Feb 6, 2016

C-rums did the lifter, very happy with it. Got it back 2 days after he received mine.

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mike cyrwus · Feb 6, 2016

LoganbillJ said:
Looks like a dremel slip. Deep enough to take off the green but not go through the black anodized finish.

i agree.
some europeans have been doing those extreme cuts for awhile, nothing new

benny hill · Feb 12, 2016

I shot with the guy who owns the VM in picture. he is from houston area, really nice guy. He is a newbe and needs seasonibg a few years but is trying.

Brandon Deem · Feb 12, 2016

benny hill said:
I shot with the guy who owns the VM in picture. he is from houston area, really nice guy. He is a newbe and needs seasonibg a few years but is trying.

Yea he was cool, I got to talk with him quite a bit.

Scott Hearn · Feb 12, 2016

Brandon Deem said:
Looks really great!

Check out the cut I saw at a match last month.

Who needs dremels, grinders, or milling machines when dynamite is available? :devil:

Tech · Feb 12, 2016

I guess I am in the minority here. My opinion is, it's a black (or green in this case) gun that I will abuse and throw in barrels. I really don't give a elephant dung what it looks like if it works for me.

And extra points for doing it yourself and making it work!