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Parts will have to be scaled perfectly, solder iron welded together, otherwise adjusted, or drilled and tapped. This is a project for experienced builders of 3d printed firearms. The parts are subject to changes and improvements based on user feedback. User feedback also includes requests for other variants. A full assembly guide with pictures and a full bill of materials should be done before you are able to print all of these parts. There is no bipod or front sling mount and I encourage you to get creative and drill holes wherever you'd like to add one.
Additional parts planned for future release:
-Decorative right side cover for slick ar15 uppers and base model
-Right side cheekrest and left ejecting ar15 upper compatibility for left handed builds
-Railed front handguard
-Handguard to fit Pipe Hitter 37mm Launcher
-F1 style front handguard and grip
Legalese below:
This project requires modifying standard gun parts. It involves the assembly of a standard AR15 upper and proprietary AR15 related tools are needed. It should be undertaken by a skilled hobbyist with previous experience on 3d printed AR15 platform rifles. This project requires cutting, drilling and tapping, as well as optionally welding printed parts together with a solder iron. Detailed assembly instructions with a bill of materials should be read before assembly to ensure the correct parts can be acquired and or sacrificed.
Update 1-31-2023:
The rear buffer cover initially released was an incorrect prototype part. This has been fixed. If you have already made one, it should be modified or re-printed fully or partially.
Update 2-2-2023:
The magwell has been adjusted and the receiver side plates have the sharp corner on the front removed.
LBRY Tags: famar; ar15; famas; stubbs; 3d print
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