ar 10 lower receiver 3d models

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AR-7,(STP,STL)

AR for MEP view

just another bufferless AR

AR 6mm bullet

The AR-15 Lower Receives Thorough Testing. This Tested Lower Has Been Put Through Its Paces. Caution: No Liability Assumed. ... For Educational Use Only, Please Note.

Several modifications were made to the original model (receiver fit was adjusted, safety selector spring well deepened to correct depth) and stippling/knurling were added. ***No supports are required! ...A thin support for the beavertail was included...

AR racker for side racker adaptor

This product is designed specifically for gas blowback toy gun use; however, its compatibility with a genuine lower receiver remains uncertain. One user successfully printed it and reported satisfactory performance. The creator has since rectified...

While PLA isn't usually recommended for AR lowers, this model works fine with PLA - the U-bolt adds enough stiffness that the PLA buffer tower doesn't suffer the fatigue that it would without the U-bolt. If you print in PLA, I recommend 230C/60C...

Toxic Lizard for a University AR Game Project\nAnimations by: Edward Godoy

Some genuine antiques from a museum AR project exude an unmistakably steampunk vibe.

The AR Drone is truly captivating to behold; its design is visually stunning.