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The Tac Daddy OG is a remix of CTRLPew's Tac Daddy
This is a cosmetic redesign meant to mirror the aesthetics of the standard TAC-9.
This includes minor changes to the lower as well as a redesigned handguard.
I've included two versions of the lower in these files:
The version named "TadDaddy OG - Standard Mag Slot" has only cosmetic changes with no modifications to the standard Tac Daddy internal geometry.
The version named "TacDaddy OG - Modified Mag Slot" has had the internal geometry of the magazine slot changed. This version has the magazine sit 1mm higher in the lower and has some changes to how the mag catch sits.
This was done to fix some feeding issues I experienced with the standard Tac Daddy geometry. I've put about 500 rounds through this updated lower using standard 17rd Glock mags and 32rd ETS mags with no feeding issues.
These files also feature a custom handguard that was designed to mirror the TAC-9 handguard aesthetics while also being robust enough to be made of plastic.
To assemble the handguard you’ll need 3x M4x8mm socket head screws and 3x M4 standard nuts.
This is a cosmetic redesign meant to mirror the aesthetics of the standard TAC-9.
This includes minor changes to the lower as well as a redesigned handguard.
I've included two versions of the lower in these files:
The version named "TadDaddy OG - Standard Mag Slot" has only cosmetic changes with no modifications to the standard Tac Daddy internal geometry.
The version named "TacDaddy OG - Modified Mag Slot" has had the internal geometry of the magazine slot changed. This version has the magazine sit 1mm higher in the lower and has some changes to how the mag catch sits.
This was done to fix some feeding issues I experienced with the standard Tac Daddy geometry. I've put about 500 rounds through this updated lower using standard 17rd Glock mags and 32rd ETS mags with no feeding issues.
These files also feature a custom handguard that was designed to mirror the TAC-9 handguard aesthetics while also being robust enough to be made of plastic.
To assemble the handguard you’ll need 3x M4x8mm socket head screws and 3x M4 standard nuts.