12 gauge shell holder for quad-load

12 gauge shell holder for quad-load

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### Update 29.08.19 Top holder was remodelled, now it's merged with retainer. Should be printed upside down. So there is no need of 2 * M3x16 screws and 8 nuts instead of 10. Also I left only 15 digrees version ### General Actually, this is not a proven product. I created this thing from photographs of similar products from the manufacturer. At the same time, I never held such products in my hands. But it looks all workable. What is needed besides the printed parts: - 8 * M3x20 screws - 2 * M3x16 screws - 10 * M3 nuts - 8 * M3 washes - 4 * d6 h10 magnets - 4 * d6 h4 magents - 1 * tek-lok clip with screws and nuts (usually included) Regarding to plate part - I created one instance with PLA and it's looks yielding but still workable. But I'd like to use aluminium or textolite/fiberglass. For example on one of photos you can see blue plate. It's 3mm aluminium with anodizing. And yes, my anodizing is still crap. But I did it first time in my life) You can see two types of files - 25d\_\* and 15d\_\*. 15 and 25 is number of degrees of the angle between the plane of the cartridges and the plate. For me is more comfortable 25 but I started from 15 so attached both of them.

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