22 Long Rifle

3D Printed Files for the Henry AR-7 237.9KiB Released July 23, 2020, 4:34 PM

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Don't dry-fire a rimfire gun, use a snap-cap. If you don't have one, print one of these. Unless you print ABS, I doubt it will hold up for long, but it handy to have a few of these laying around and they don't take long to print (~10 minutes).

I recommend using a brim or raft when printed, cause it's rather small.

LBRY Tags: gun; 3d printing; 22lr; cad; ammo

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