Valve Index Gun Stock (Horsefly).

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The horsefly gun stock. This magnetic Gun Stock is made for a game called "WAR DUST". It might well work with other games I'm not sure. In WAR DUST this gun stock can be used with any gun apart from the p90. Its super light and very very agile. Pavlov version coming soon. To use this gun stock you need to have proximity grab enabled and you must "palm" the front controller (DO NOT GRAB) this will pull the gun stock perfectly in line with your eye. I also recommend "Keep Grip". Left handers just need to mirror the support beam. The back stock (shoulder stock) rests on the side of your neck and your chin sits just in front of it. You will need the following to complete the gun stock, 1, Epoxy Glue. 2, Double sided tape. 3, Amalgamation tape. 4, Paracord (as a strap, will not stick to sweaty clothes). 5, 1x 8mm (8mm outer 6mm inner) Carbon Tubing Length 245mm. 6, 1x 8mm (8mm outer 6mm inner) Carbon Tubing Length 285mm. 7, 2x40mm m4 flanged machine screws. 8, 2x m4 knurled brass inserts (for machine screws). 9, 4x 25mm x 5mm neodymium magnets (Disc). 10, 8.5mm drill to make clearance for the carbon rods. The gunstock hooks onto the index controllers and is held in place with double sided sticky tape, then amalgamation tape is used to bind it securely to the index controllers. Its a very solid base for your gunstock. There is only lateral adjustment on the controllers, the angles are set from many hours of testing. To take off your gunstock you just simply cut through the tape and pull it off. Break points have been built into the gunstock, if you hit a wall... with luck you will break your gunstock NOT your controller. The picture where I'm holding the gunstock is an older version but similar. I wanted simplicity with as little adjustments as possible for muscle memory. Good luck. Please learn how to "tip and roll" the magnetic connectors together. If you slap them together you will knock the accelerometers in the controllers senseless giving you poor tracking. The magnets are very strong and you must be disciplined. *one of the meshes might show an error but it prints just fine, I will fix it when I get a chance.