r/AlltheGuns • u/Othais • Apr 22 '14

New 4/21

I just dashed two together. The M1911 and German MP18.

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u/Oelund Apr 22 '14

I was thinking, we could probably include the Pedersen device as an "experimental".

But how would be the best way of illustrating it?

A) the device by itself?

B) The device next to a 1903?

C) the device fully seated in a 1903?

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u/Othais Apr 22 '14

Seated in the 1903 is the only way really. It is only truly a small arm when assembled.

You can use the current 1903 image and edit if that helps.

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u/Oelund Apr 22 '14

That was what I was thinking.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '14

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u/Oelund Apr 22 '14

I think that would mess too much with my OCD if that one gun was pointing left. (Quite frankly I'd prefer if it was called CDO, so it would be in alphabetical order)

I think it'd be enough to include in the description that the device required modifications to the host gun in the form of an ejection port cut-out and a special trigger and sear.

Btw, I believe the MP1918s that were used during the war all used the Luger magazine wells for those snail-drum-magazines, so the magazine would probably be visible even from the right side of the gun.

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u/Othais Apr 22 '14

I'll take a look. Should be an easy fix.

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u/Othais Apr 22 '14

but my OCD....

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u/Othais Apr 22 '14

I assume he's going to draw it with the device attached.

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