picatinny rail buffer tube adapter 3d models

1913 Picatinny rail to milspec buffer tube adapter. Use M4x35 screws for extra security when attaching to the back of a lower. ... Print with threads facing upwards for best results ( I'm a complete 3d design noob, Use this at your own risk.)

its based kind of on the kns adapter, you screw the threaded piece into the rifle, then attache the picatinny with a 1/4-20 socket head screw to lock it in 100% solid printing is a must

its based kind of on the kns adapter, you screw the threaded piece into the rifle, then attache the picatinny with a 1/4-20 socket head screw to lock it in 100% solid printing is a must

This is to adapt your regular AR lower to any picatinny rail mounted stock. Mainly for AR's that do not require a buffer tube, like a 22LR. This is the first version and will try to update it soon. update: after the first trial the rail needs to...

I printed the original adapter and the threaded section was WAY too small. Found the specs for the threads (1-3/16"-16 tpi) and added a cutout for a 1/4-20 nut to be press fit in on the back side. Assembled it fits nice and flush. Print in PLA+ at...

First draft model, tolerances may be too tight when printing needs one 3mm headless socket set screw

UNTESTED! ... A picatinny rail mount for the back of my mini buffer tube. This keys and bolts to the back of it allowing rail mount braces to be used. ... It may work - it may not - but it's there,,,

AR Buffer plug to be used for a brace. I use Carbon Fiber PLA to print any parts for an AR. Thanks, Enjoy! ...

I own a Tokyo Marui Electric MP7 A1, and found out you can disassemble the buttplate from the stock, which prompted me to want to make a buffer tube adapter so I could fit AR-platform stocks on the MP7. The buffer tube is Milspec sized and offers 65...

25mm / 30mm diameter to picatinny rail adapter. I created this rail adapter for my CVLIFE Hunting Rifle Scope 6-24x50 which I use on my Novritsch SSG10. I use two of these one for my power bank and RunCam Scope Cam Lite. ... ...

Remix (in Tinkercad) of Polypanels Square and Super Slim Rail Cover to allow adding polypanel adaptations to guns with a picatinny rail system.  Maybe you can use it with one of the Polypanels Pipe Adapter to allow a tactical flashlight attachment!  

I didn't want to have to remover the rails from the rifle so I found a picatinny rail blank and spliced it with the 22lr holder would be best to print it on tis side so that the clips holding the rounds dont break when trying to put one in it Blank...

This is an adapter that enables you to connect 2 pica tinny rails to each other back to back. ... Uses a standard GoPro screw to attach to the rail.

The rail is slightly split so that the clamping action of the scope closes the adapter up on the 10mm dovetail. Not sure how much abuse it'll stand up to on a spring airgun but seems OK for pneumatics. Instructions It's parametric but I've assumed...

You can never have enough rails!Includes versions with iron sights down the centre, should you use it on the top rail.Includes many versions including different lengths for accessories that require more length of rail to mount, as well as versions...

Includes many versions including different lengths for accessories that require more length of rail to mount, as well as versions with the mounting clip more towards one end for certain setups. Use the 'Clip' file with every version. On...

an adapter I made for a 250 subscriber reward now you can use an nvg10 on your gun. ...I would recommend airsoft only as I have no clue what recoil would do to the unit.

You will need a small nut that threads onto the buffer tube screw in order to mount the buffer tube to the adapter. You might have to file a few mm off of the screw in order to get the buffer tube to fit tightly onto the adapter. ...Those few mm...

Buffer tube adapter for MP5. This was modeled to measurements taken from a PTR MP5 and works on that model. I have another model with dimensions taken directly from the MP5 TDP. The screw hole for the buffer on the inside is sized for a M5x0.8 screw....

A simple adapter to put an M4 AEG stock tube to your MP9, to allow you to use your M4 AEG stock. Easy to print and strong enough to be playable. ... You'll just need to add: M5 nut for the buffer tube 1x M6x25 1x M6 nut

KWA MP9 Buffer Tube Adapter allows you to install an AR15 buffer tube and thereby stock onto your GBB SMG. This was designed with the goal of being the most compact possible. It adds very little bulk and reuses the stock hardware. THIS DOES NOT...

Will allow you to use a common threaded AR buffer tube and shoulder stock with your Crosman 2240.

... on this one. ...Use supports. It fits G&G AEG style buffer tubes with locking nuts. Based heavily on this design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3775626 Just modified to fit the crappy WELL 3mm pin, and make the buffer tube fit standard AEG tubes

Just an adapter between Milspec buffer tubes and the Tokyo Marui Electric MP7 A1. I found the stock of the mp7 to be a bit uncomfy in longer games where you ADS a lot, as the stock doesn't provide head support unless it sits way too far up in the...

This is a 3D printable Dovetail to Picatinny rail adapter. ...Printed vertically with ABS.

A picatinny rail adapter for attaching an accessory fitted with a male picatinny rail on a male picatinny rail, locking is done with M3 screws. ... this can be used for an airsoft masterkey for example.

A picatinny rail adapter for attaching an accessory fitted with a male picatinny rail on a male picatinny rail, locking is done with M3 screws. ...this can be used for an airsoft masterkey for example.

An UIT-to-Picatinny rail adapter. ...E.g. to mount a MantisX to a target shooting rifle with a standard UIT rail *** Ein UIT zu Picatinny Adapter. Z.B. ...zum Befestigen eines MantisX an ein Match-Gewehr mit UIT Schiene

Wanted to attach a folding stock to my spamf, so I added some picatinny rail to Telcon's stock adapter.

This is a picatinny rail (22mm) adapter for the crosman 2240 airgun. No need for disassembly, just snap it on with a bit of force and it's on. ...The hole are for screws so they can provide more clamping force.