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This is a replica of Aimpoint 2000 for airsoft old school impression. The dimension is not accurate, but the look is similar. ...Compatible with 1inch scope ring.

Profile Setup:0.1of your choice Dimensions: X25.4mm/Y25.3mm/Z15.5mm Italiano: Aimpoint Attacco Weaver/Picatinny Per serie Acro impostazioni di stampa consigliati: Riempimento(20%-50%) sconsigliato usare il Riempimento oltre il 50%. ... Setup...

Allows you to replace a lost turret on an airsoft aimpoint.

Development continues on the Aimpoint Combat Sight utilized by the Swedish Military.

I've crafted this Aimpoint Patrol Rifle Optic reflex sight specifically for my Fallout 4 modding endeavors.

... ...It offers unparalleled accuracy and durability, making it an excellent choice for those seeking precision in their shooting experience. With a variety of models available, there's sure to be an Aimpoint sight that suits your specific needs.

Aimpoint Red Dot Sight Replica Crafted by Skilled 3D Artist Modeled using industry-leading software, Maya 2016 Realistic texture painted with the help of advanced technology from Substance Painter

An extension piece to make Aimpoint CompM2 style red dots look more like the older 2000/3000 series (from a distance) for retro builds. I've included 3 different sizes just so you can fine tune the fit to your optic rail. ...I've got the 45mm one...

adjustment tool for zeroing aimpoint micro, one end has the snake eyes for the turrets, the other end opens the battery compartment. ...If printed on something with the resolution of ender 3 you will need to clean up the two posts (but they will still...

... The clicks on the Aim-Point are excellent, making this assembly highly effective. To install, drill the top of the dust cap. For purchasing information and further guidance, visit https://brainlubeonline.com/EverythingAR/RandD/AimPoint/turret.html.

... V2.1. I combined two open-source designs - this one https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1387737 and this one (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:646933) - to create a T1 Aimpoint Red Dot mount/raiser that works seamlessly with my existing setup.

This is a do-it-yourself lens protector for the Aimpoint T1 and replicas found on Amazon. Making it simple requires just a few tools. You'll need: *.080 plexiglass A 1 1/4 hole saw with its center bit removed to cut the plexiglass Number 30 O-ring...

... it eventually, but right now, I don't have a sight that fits this shell. A RMR or Docter might work well. M4 screws attach to the rail. Enjoy! Attention: This isn't an Aimpoint product; it's just a recreation based on online reference pictures.

The Optical Scope Aimpoint offers superior precision and authenticity for your endeavors. Each component is meticulously designed for seamless animation. ...It's also intricate enough to deliver exceptional detail in close-up visualizations.

I called Aimpoint, and they said they were no longer available. Fusion 360 to the rescue! This is a simple design with no frills. I placed a hole in the cap so that the negative pole of the battery can reach the inside wall of the battery...

Risers for an Aimpoint Pro/Comp M4. Intended to try each height at home to find out which fits your use case, before ordering a real mount or spacer. Not intended for range use under recoil. Use with M5-0.8 screws, 22mm long for the 1.73",...

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The polygon count might be excessive, allowing me to craft a superior version. ...Created using Blender, devoid of textures.

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Nice Small Red Dot Optic from Aimpoint. ...Simple, robust and small.

This replacement brightness knob for the Aimpoint Patrol Rifle Optic utilizes a 4#-40*5/16 set screw. ...It is designed for a very snug fit.

Fully Compatible with: Holosun 403, 503, 515 Aimpoint Micro T-1, T-2, H1, H-2 Vortex Sparc II Hi-Lux Micro-Max B-Dot. Screw is M5. ... PRINT AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Hello Everyone, Today I'm excited to share with you the Aimpoint Electronic G2 Scope, a real-life item that made its way onto Star Wars Props. This scope was mounted on the Blaster wielded by Burg, the Devaronian bounty hunter, in The Mandalorian...

Hello Guys, Today I'm excited to share with you the Aimpoint Electronic G2 Scope, a cutting-edge gadget that made its mark in Star Wars Props - and it's not just for show! This scope was actually used on the Blaster wielded by Burg the Devaronian in...

Hello Guys, Now I bring you the Aimpoint Electronic G2 Scope, another real life item used on Star Wars Props, this scope was used on the Blaster used by Burg the Devaronian, on The Mandalorian show. As always enjoy your print! ... Regards, Straeker.

Colt M4A1 SOPMOD with an Aimpoint Rifle Optic and a Aimpoint Magnifier. Originally modelled in Cinema 4D. Detailed enough for close-up renders. The zip-file contains bodypaint textures and standard materials. Features: - Inside scene: - Model -...

Colt M4A1 SOPMOD with a Aimpoint Rifle Optic and a Aimpoint Magnifier. Originally modelled in cinema4D. Detailed enough for close-up renders. The zip-file contains bodypaint textures and standard materials. Features: Inside scene: -model - 29...

Two protective lens caps for an Aimpoint 5000 red dot sight. Caps will work with other sights that have the same outer diameters. SmallCap = for a 30mm outer diameter opening. BigCap = for a 37mm outer diameter opening. Tips and tricks: If you're...