Picatinny Vertical Grip

Picatinny Vertical Grip

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Just a simple Vertical Grip I modeled and made as an example for an attachment for a Taurus PT111 G2 "Millennium G2" hand gun's Picatinny Rail. It hasn't been tested and may not be, as this isn't legal where I live to actually attach to a handgun, and causes your hand to stick out slightly further than the barrel on this model. This will however fit on any other Picatinny Rail system. The holes are sized for an M3 bolt and nut, needing to be at least 28 mm long to give room to push through tight holes on print. I printed this with SUNLU's 1.75 PLA+ Black, on an ANET A8 custom Bowden setup at 205°/25° on blue painters tape. It took about 1:30 to print, with no supports needed, could be used to clean up holes a little, but I figured a slightly tighter fit would be better. The only clean-up needed is the brim, and some on the rail attachment section. I didn't clean up the latter too much as I figured it may help hold to the rail better.

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