MP5 A7 repair

[colbox]

Hello, 

I have been gave an MP5, not in the best state but an airsoft gun albeit.

so ive had a look online to try find some information on the gun but i have been unable to find a thing.

I decided that disassembling it would be the best option, to diagnose the problem, but also to figure out if it was electric, gas or spring.

It has a  spring mechanism within. my work has stopped due to me being unable to remove the muzzel and sight, which i beleive to be one piece. There doesn't appear to be a screw holding it on so im raver puzzled by it.

I would be very greatfull if anyone can shed some light on the gun.

kind regards,

Colbox.

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[Prisce]

Couple of questions to help the tech gurus help you quicker. 

What make is it? 

We we can work out if it's gas/electric/Spring easily.

How does it fire? Do you attach a battery? Do you fill the mag with gas? Do you cock it after each shot?

With this info it will help us help you!

 

[colbox]

i have never fired it as the spring mechanism is broken.

make- i have no clue, i havent been able to find a similar mp5.

it has MP5 A7 etched into the side. 

i have tried searching for information but i havent actually been able to shed some light onto it.

 

[Samurai]

It's a well mp5a7h springer. It's not worth doing anything to it. Maybe if the rail is not utter crap and fits an actual mp5k RIF, that's worth something.

http://www.3l-intl.com/MP5A7H-Spring-Rifle-MP5-Version-p/mp5a7h.htm

 

[Sitting Duck]

Damn it - ninja'd by the mighty Samurai  h34r:

https://www.hobbytron.com/AirsoftSubMachineGunGunSpringUIMP5A7A.html#

 

[colbox]

thankyou! 

i'm looking to repair the gun also but i have been unable to locate any form of screw or pin holding the muzzle in place

 

[AndyGif290368]

thankyou! 

i'm looking to repair the gun also but i have been unable to locate any form of screw or pin holding the muzzle in place

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have you tried unscrewing the whole thing, i doubt very much it is a threaded flash-hider though but it's worth a shot?

Seriously though it's not worth the effort to fix it, unless it's your big brothers, you broke it and need to fix it before he finds out.....

 

[Samurai]

Damn it - ninja'd by the mighty Samurai  h34r:

Click to shrink...

 

[EDcase]

Look for very small grub screws near the flash hider.  Will look like a small hole with something in it. Needs a hex key to get out.