horton crossbow scope rail 3d models

P35 Scope Mounting Honeycomb

Leupold Mk5HD Rifle Scope

Leupold Mk5HD Rifle Scope

Gun scope smartphone mount

Scope turret cover

a basic scope ^^

This is a SciFi Scope for my NERF Rival Edge KKNX Project. ... The Main Thing can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5240826 But it will fit any Foam blaster which has picatinny or nstrike attachment rails. ...

This revolutionary accessory empowers users to seamlessly integrate a bespoke scope onto virtually any Nerf gun boasting a tactical rail, elevating the overall aesthetic appeal and performance of their preferred blaster.

The X-Shot Scope.Currently supported versions:Fury 4Max AttackThis model contains 3 files:1 Rail file for the Fury 4 (must be printed twice)1 Rail file for the Max Attack (must be printed twice)1 Scope file (same for both versions)Needed:1 Screw M4 -...

This modification allows for changing the rubber band without disassembling the crossbow. To install this feature, push the rubber band through a hole and insert a 30mm piece of filament to hold it in place. Print Settings: - Printer Brand:...

I made two different shooting bodies to transform the classic arrow crossbow into a NERF dart crossbow. For the assembly, you will need: (see pictures) -30LBS fitness elastic. (Two pieces of approximately 11.5cm) -A classic desk elastic to get the...

A veteran of many wars, carries his trusty crossbow into battle. This model is 28mm scale and requires supports. Raft recommended. ... If you like my work and want to see (and print) more of it, please consider stopping over at my online miniatures...

A senior high school honors physics student devised this double cam reverse crossbow for a projectile motion study. The objective was to create a gadget capable of launching a tennis ball at maximum distance. Stored energy is amassed via fiberglass...

An automatic bolt feeder for a Cobra 50lb pistol crossbow uses rubber bands to push bolts down. (Part #3 helps keep tension on the rubber bands) Tested and works. In the photo, I've failed to print the front section, which is why it looks funny.

The Crossbow, a new take from Clan Star Adder and Omnitech Technology, draws inspiration from Inner Sphere battlemeshes. With an affordable price tag comes the ability to rain down 40 missiles on your opponents! ... Made from Black Knight, Zeus, and...

This is a Mount for your MFD crossbow For the Gps and a Heltec esp32 Kit board. (others May work) The gps uses a 12.7mm OD carbon tube and clips out the way for storage. And using this mount you can take it off the tripod without the parts...

This is my design of a Mini Crossbow Pistol. I made this is Autodesk inventor. I really appreciate everyone that will purchases my model. I spent a lot of time and thought into it. Everything I make from this goes back into 3D printing/3D designing.

ONLY PRINT IT AT THE ORIGINAL SIZE (UNLESS YOU ARE A WEAPONS EXPERT AND KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOING - AT YOUR OWN RISK OF COURSE...) CROSSBOWS AND CROSSBOW PISTOLS ARE NOT TOYS. TAKE CARE WHEN USING THEM. YOU WOULDN'T BE THE FIRST PERSON TO NAIL...

A snap fit assemble crossbow, needs 2 rubber bands. Shoot drinking straws(diameter 6mm/0.25inch) as arrows. 2015-09-02 Added arrows holder attachment ("arrow_holder_*.stl"). If you have already printed this model, re-print "track.stl". ...

Replacement parts are available for the rubber band crossbow on rubberbandtech.com despite its absence from their current online inventory, which is understandable given its initial introduction at Maker Faire. My 7-year-old son is thrilled that it...

I recently bought a crossbow and wanted a quick way to mount it and the bolts to a wall. I used #8 3" screws to attach the thick parts to the wall. &nbsp; Works well and does what I needed.</p><p>The bolt supports won't allow broad heads. Holes are...

These pieces are direct replacements of the stock breech on the Marshmallow Crossbow. This is a work-in-progress after all, so make sure to let me know what I could do better and if there are any problems with the conversion pieces. Updates &...

Introducing the TALC Kit Lite Edition, a lightweight aid for constructing a 3D printable crossbow. This project is now live on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:187718) and features various parts that can be modified using STL, STEP, and...

The crossbow is compact (overall length of ~15in / 38cm) and pump-action, capable of firing in rapid succession. The included arrows are fully 3D printable and can be printed at 2 arrows per hour. Apologies for the broken text formatting, its a...

The crossbow's components are listed below: |-------| |2x body.pin |2x bow.pin |1x bow |2x cam |4x clip |1x frame |1x grip |1x grip.pin |1x hook |1x trigger The string is the only non-3D printed component. Most anything that fits within the cam will...

No, this is not a crossbow target for printing but more a cheap way to build a crossbow / bow target which works for close quarters up to 15 m. In other words: Perfectly for the Adderini, Slinding Legolini and the like. The inner circle is 60 mm in...

This is a fully functional office toy based loosely on medieval war crossbows made by Tod Cutler. Check out his Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@tods_workshop. The crossbow features a three piece non-sprung trigger assembly. It makes THAT...

The crossbow is compact (overall length of ~15in / 38cm) and pump-action, capable of firing in rapid succession. The included arrows are fully 3D printable and can be printed at 2 arrows per hour. Apologies for the broken text formatting - it's a...

This is a front grip for the famous and affordable Cobra MX80 pistol crossbow. This grip fits onto the stock threads and features several nice enhancements: - Fixed or elevation-adjustable Weaver mounts for lasers, flashlights, etc. You can use...

The cover is designed for scopes with a 58mm diameter - I printed mine in ABS, which shrunk slightly and required some force to fit snugly onto the scope. Notable specifications include printing in ABS material and using a Full Fill setting. Please...