picatinny sights 3d models

Angled Picatinny Sights

you can friction fit these Iron sights on any picatinny rail. ...THESE DO NOY WORK WITH NERF OR WEAVER RAILS** no hard wear required.

Iron sight pack made by u/AyyLmaoSinceDayyLmao Parts/tools you will need to complete the sights: 5x M5X30 screws 5x M5 lock nuts a small flathead screwdriver Optional: Drill Xacto knife Sandpaper Tips: 1. Print everything in the orientation from the...

Added sights to the quick release base. ...I wanted something simple that didn't require any hardware to mount as I make my first foray into 3d printed nerf blasters.

I made this sights for challenge with myself. They are absolutly fuctional and work like a charme using the spring I found in a trashed BIC lighter and 4 bearing balls 3/32" These objects ar really DIFFICULT to assemble and you must be skillful...

I needed a picatinny iron sight, so i made a few variants. It is untried and untested. ...The Lables on the first image correspond to the stl for that sight only

Remixed from @KeiserZA "Picatinny iron Sights Airsoft", making them print in place without supports, and adding a hooded front sight.

press fit front and rear sights for picatinny rail. ...fiber optic cut for full light or just use 1.75mm filament

Designed in response to /u/just-my-work-account's challenge in the Functional Print subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/functionalprint/comments/aifl3s/the_perfect_iron_sights_dont_exsi/eenfg5e/ Center of sights are oriented roughly 1.4" above the...

test printed with .4 nozzle and thickest layers/walls and turned out ok. ... just a fun remix made to use less filament

Iron Sights For Picatinny Rails. Should Work on Adventure force Nexus Pro or, Most Airsoft Guns. ...Printable Without Support In the Right Orientation.

a simple iron sight design. ...wanted to make one that feels spacy-scifi-ish sights are fixed and aligned neutral. ... you would require a M4 screw and nut to secure it onto the Picatinny rails

... of ballistic properties. Hardware is somewhat optional, but there is space for a 4-40 screw as the front sight post and 10-32 screws to lock the sights into picatinny. ... The height options are measured below a level plane with the rear sight.

Iron Sights I designed for my Nexus Pro, front and back. ...Designed for M4 bolts nuts, requires two bolts and two nuts. Also included a little picatinny rail with a flat bottom, for DIY blaster mounting. ...

A picatinny version of the strange sights the ASP uses. Uses standard M3 screws and nuts to secure to regular picatinny, and should work as long as you print in high quality and have straight picatinny (Mine shot a bit left). Thanks to Meat...

I made these sights for my airsoft replica of the G18C (but it should fit any picatinny rail) because I did not find any that I liked. It's easy to slide on the rail and it doesn't move after it's been installed. ... I'm using Planetler's picatinny rail...

I made these sights for my airsoft replica of the G18C (but it should fit any picatinny rail) because I did not find any that I liked. ...It's easy to slide on the rail and it doesn't move after it's been installed. I'm using Planetler's picatinny rail...

Found that the original didn't fit on the Picatinny rail that I had. Remixed tolerances for rail and filament. You will need to scale the pin. ...I found 95% (not length) to still be tight

Also requires a small amount of super glue. Print in orientation as imported into slicer, with supports touching build plate enabled. Adjustable rear sight is assembled in the same fashion of the original file set. Super glue is also...

They are a little too high off the gun (I put them on a Dart Zone Max Stryker) to work well, but practicality had already left the room when I made iron sights out of pikachu (pikachus?), so.... yeah. ...They're fun to use and look pretty funny, which...

Found that the original didn't fit on the Picatinny rail that I had. Remixed tolerances for rail and filament.</p> <p>You will need to scale the pin. ...I found 95% (not length) to still be tight</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3>...

A friend wanted some sights but hes left handed so I made these for him they use 6-32 screws for the screws and square nuts

Some guys on Facebook were wanting these, so what the heck. ... Someone pointed out that the hole in the "OK" didn't line up with the finger on the front sight, so i enlarged the rear sight and put it on a small platform so the alignment is correct.

Two versions of the Picatinny Sight Mounts for either my M2HB or my M3HB full size prop. Designed with pin holes for a precise fit. ... You can use wooden dowels or brass rod/pipe for pins.

Multiple mount points (3) for Picatinny style sights. You can either glue the Picatinny rails in place, or have them removable and configurable with cylinder head socket screws. Set screws will also be needed to secure the bottom plates. The mount is...

It should be compatible with most picatinny, and is NOT compatible with N-Strike rails Picatinny sight 1 is level with the rails. Picatinny sight 2 is on a built in 1/2 inch riser. Picatinny sight 3 is a canted sight with additional picatinny. ...The...

- Sight build in the picatinny rail - gap filler full cover same settings as original (thank you IMMario2) Other parts of the desert kronos custom can be find on thingiverse except the handguard and the side grip primer from My3dbase (etsy) Desert...

This Contains Both The Front and, Back sight For a Picatinny Rail Sight. It does Not Need Any Sort of hardware and Can Slip-on and Fit Without Falling Out. This is Be able to Be printed Without Support. Both Piccatiny Mounts Is Derived from My Thing...

This is a work in progress Tokyo Marui HiCapa sight mount, I would love it if somebody were to help me out, and make some modifications in order to make the mount better. The pin that is included with the file is just a temporary pin in order to test...

This is a remix of nerf mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1960729 I remixed it for picatinny rail and moved hole for turning on/off the laser to work with cheap laser from TEDI.