Indra - Bolt-Action Nerf Homemade Blaster

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CHANGE NOTE 07/10/21 - Stem undercut diameter and Sear travel distance. CHANGE NOTE 07/07/21 - Replacing all three takedown pins with 4-40 standoffs to improve assembly rigidity. Required changes made to RailD, Griddle, Magfront, GripL, and GripR. CHANGE NOTE 06/04/21 - Changed spring-centering feature in FButt to a stepped cup, adjusted takedown pin hole sizes. CHANGE NOTE 06/04/21 - Added Spring-centering cone to Fbutt, Griddle wasn't sitting flat, lengthened cup section of PHead. CHANGE NOTE 05/30/21 - Shortened undercut section on Stem CHANGE NOTE 05/16/21 - Important fix to Trigger print. Small fixes to MidBlock, GripL, GripR, RailD, and Griddle. CHANGE NOTE 05/13/21 - Trying something new and including all of the accessories that are compatible with this design in a sub-folder within the ZIP file. Indra is a bolt-action mag-fed springer homemade blaster. The bolt handle is attached directly to the ramrod base print and cycles both the ramrod and the plunger tube together inside guide rails and a cheek rest sleeve bearing. The construction is very modular with several self-contained modular sub-assemblies that can be stripped down easily with only a single philips screwdriver. Removing two screws allows the main spring to be removed after sliding the cheek rest forward. Sliding the cheek rest backward then allows the entire "bolt" assembly to be lifted free. Removing two pins at the front of the blaster allows the entire barrel assembly to pull off the front of the blaster, providing easy takedown. Hardware Kits For Sale: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1002281908/ Assembly Instructions: http://captainslug.com/nerf/IndraAssembly1.pdf Color Configurator: http://captainslug.com/nerf/indra/