10 22 mag release extension 3d models

I designed a custom printer for my 10/22 mags using hot glue to securely attach it. ...This added feature provides the extra grip I required for handling small 10-round magazines with ease.

Extended magazine release replacement for Ruger model 10/22 stock magazine release that does not interfere with original stock magazines. ...Also compatible with Charger pistols, tested and functioning as expected - minor adjustments may be necessary,...

Edited this mag release for the Ruger 10/22. The original part had too flimsy of an arm, so I doubled it up. Printing at 100% infill with PLA Pro gets you a very sturdy, nearly unbreakable arm. I tried to break it and couldn't. .2 layer height...

This is a dummy extension for a Ruger 10/22 mag to make it look like a m1 carbine mag. It also makes it easier to insert and remove the mag. After printing glue the extension to the mag. For more information on a 10/22 m1 carbine conversion check...

... to use the standard 10-round mags as well. ... Original Thing was very well designed and a great alternative to paying a lot more for the same functionality. This has a nice tight fit on the stock mag release, but could be superglued in as well.

The original Extended Mag Release (which can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2792987) works great but it was a little flimsy for my liking so you just print out this piece and glue it to the original part (in the middle) I used...

Since I got the AR22 stock for the Ruger 10/22, I thought it was nicer to get mag extensions that looked like AR-15 magazines. In Canada, for some strange reason the Ruger 10/22 magazines of more than 10 rounds are illegal. Sticking these extensions...

NOTE: this is not a gun part - it is a mock attachment to make it look like something else.If you have a 10/22 with the M1 Carbine stock, the M1 Carbine mag extension by death4u helps to complete the look for your 10 round Ruger box mags.  I wanted...

A pair of replacement Ruger 10/22 mag releases. Nothing too special about them. One is simply a direct replacement in case the original SOMEHOW gets broke, or more realistically lost during cleaning/ disassembly. ...The other is longer, designed for...

I print my models using high-temperature PETG, so it's wise to choose a filament that can withstand extreme heat.

This magazine release extension allows the user to easily release the magazine with the push of a finger while holding the mp5 normally. Sorry for the bad explanation :D I printed it in PLA 100% infill. If it does not fit your mp5 directly,...

The second version of this extension features a different geometry with smooth edges and four holes designed to hold 1.75mm filament as retaining pins, making this modification more combat-ready. It's incredibly sturdy according to initial testing...

Rugged Storage Container Designed Specifically for Secure Holding of Five Ruger 10/22 Magazine Clips.

100 percent infill No supports print upright may your mags be cheaper than your ammo!

I fabricated this using ABS because it's significantly less prone to cracking than PLA and performs remarkably well when exposed to outdoor elements for an extended period.

Paddle mag release for 10/22s that's accessible for trigger finger actuation. Has cutout to allow use of bolt stop. Modeled on factory Ruger trigger group, may be incompatible with aftermarket trigger groups (Doesn't fit my Bergara BXR). ...Modeled on...

... telling me I could pass it along. ...He said he used JB Weld plastic weld to attach it to the magazine. This grip extension is designed for easy removal of stock recessed 10-round Ruger magazines. ... I added a "Shorty" version on February 16th, 2019.

BE CERTAIN OF YOUR TARGET, YOUR LINE OF FIRE, AND WHAT LIES BEYOND YOUR TARGET.** This device locks snuggly into the magazine well of the Ruger 10/22. When inserted, the bolt is prevented from moving forward. There is also a recess in the front of...

Attached is my printable version of an RPR Mag release, featuring a unique twist - a variant with a printable M4 thread. For optimal installation, use the correct screw - a sturdy M4x8 Pan head screw with flange, adhering to ISO 7380-2...

I've attached a printable version of the RPR Mag release for you to use. It comes in two variants - one with an M4 thread that requires a M4x8 pan head screw with flange ISO 7380-2, and another variant featuring a hex recess for a self-locking nut...

This is an addon from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:398515 Fits into the space remaining on the mag extension, has room for a m3 bolt. ...Fits very snug, no movement once the bolt is inserted.

This box is for Ruger 10-22 BX-1 magazines with M1 Carbine mag extensions.  This box will hold either one tray with 6 mags with extensions OR two trays with 6 each unmodified BX-1 Mags (this was not my main purpose - so they may touch each...

I came up with these mag pouches because I got tired of fumbling with my 10/22 mags at the line, as my club doesn’t have a great place to place them during Steel Challenge shoots. They’re designed specifically for the Tandemkross Doublekross...

... something to hold my Mags in my Range bag. ...Little something I threw together seems like it will work out well. The mags lock in using the Mags tab. ...This is not a super tight fit so this would not be something to use on the outside of Range bag.

The mags lock in using the Mags tab. This is not a super tight fit so this would not be something to use on the outside of Range bag. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20...

This is a +6 extension for a vudoo 10 round mag it uses the original follower and spring. I left the bottom lock plat out. I drilled a small hole for a grub screw to lock the extension in place. I printed this with no support standing on the front...

This is a mag holder that I built for action shooting with my ruger 10/22. ... I made it to use teh mounts from cheap ebay ipsc mag holders

Remix of the Marlin 795 Mag release here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4649359 Should fit 795s with OEM trigger guards. ... Credit to Ted3682

Thought I'd give making an extended mag release for my Ruger 10-22 Takedown a shot. Fifteen cents worth of PETG versus $20-$40 for a commercial one made it look like a no-brainer to try. Is it great? Eh, not exactly. Does it work? Yes, it does. Are...

This is a clamp-on magazine release extension for the Marlin 795 .22lr rifle and derivatives, it can be easily removed to allow take down of the rifle. This is an inert part that simply improves leverage. <b>It only works with the DiProducts...