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Great research here!

Here's what I found so far:

[ATTACH]36902[/ATTACH]

Although the 'legs' looks a bit chubby and short, it is pretty close in form to the ones used on the EE-3 blaster. Here's the link to this part ==> PVC Pipe Clamp.

And another one:

[ATTACH]36905[/ATTACH]

And the link to this part ==> Another PVC Pipe Clamp

Looking at the front clamp, it looks like the inner diameter is smaller than the MPP tube's outer diameter, this is why the clamp legs are forced a bit outward and this might be the source of the gap between the clamp and the MPP tube:

[ATTACH]36903[/ATTACH]

And the front clamp is hold in place with some kind of threaded bolt or a headless screw:

[ATTACH]36904[/ATTACH]

I'm not sure about the rear attachment method...

<blockquote data-quote="RafalFett" data-source="post: 360269" data-attributes="member: 4963">Great research here!Here&#039;s what I found so far:[ATTACH]36902[/ATTACH]Although the &#039;legs&#039; looks a bit chubby and short, it is pretty close in form to the ones used on the EE-3 blaster. Here&#039;s the link to this part ==&gt; <a href="http://www.seekpart.com/company/59060/products/201264922276401661949788.html" target="_blank">PVC Pipe Clamp</a>.And another one:[ATTACH]36905[/ATTACH]And the link to this part ==&gt; <a href="http://www.seekpart.com/company/8591/products/20121116934424893163706169.html" target="_blank">Another PVC Pipe Clamp</a>Looking at the front clamp, it looks like the inner diameter is smaller than the MPP tube&#039;s outer diameter, this is why the clamp legs are forced a bit outward and this might be the source of the gap between the clamp and the MPP tube:[ATTACH]36903[/ATTACH]And the front clamp is hold in place with some kind of threaded bolt or a headless screw:[ATTACH]36904[/ATTACH]I&#039;m not sure about the rear attachment method...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RafalFett, post: 360269, member: 4963"] Great research here! Here's what I found so far: [ATTACH]36902.vB[/ATTACH] Although the 'legs' looks a bit chubby and short, it is pretty close in form to the ones used on the EE-3 blaster. Here's the link to this part ==> [URL="http://www.seekpart.com/company/59060/products/201264922276401661949788.html"]PVC Pipe Clamp[/URL]. And another one: [ATTACH]36905.vB[/ATTACH] And the link to this part ==> [URL="http://www.seekpart.com/company/8591/products/20121116934424893163706169.html"]Another PVC Pipe Clamp[/URL] Looking at the front clamp, it looks like the inner diameter is smaller than the MPP tube's outer diameter, this is why the clamp legs are forced a bit outward and this might be the source of the gap between the clamp and the MPP tube: [ATTACH]36903.vB[/ATTACH] And the front clamp is hold in place with some kind of threaded bolt or a headless screw: [ATTACH]36904.vB[/ATTACH] I'm not sure about the rear attachment method... [/QUOTE]

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