picatinny rail 3d print

The rail's total distance can be adjusted simply by altering its underlying settings.

16 slot rail that will fit an M-LOK/LVOA-C handguard

Set of p-rails for Crosman 1377. Easy to setup. ...Works well!

Keltect CP33 pistol accessory kit including Patcatity rail fore-end component.

... the frame.I used 2 heat press inserts with 2 short button cap hex screws to secure it to my frame. This way it looks cleaner and the heat inserts are permanent and look almost factory.Print in the provided orientation for best structural integrity.

I extended the rail to match its length to the existing rail on the G36k, ensuring that all three holes align perfectly with the pre-drilled screw holes located at the bottom of the rifle's receiver.

Piccatiny rail riser for airsoft. I uploaded Solidworks file too if you want to customize riser for your purpose. ...

this is a replacement rail for an ACI Maverick.I couldn't find one online so I made one myself. ... :)

The rail consists of five components: the rail itself and the plates that fit inside. The functionality is straightforward, as seen in the image. M4 screws pass through the rail's grooves, catch on each plate, and then grip the replica from both...

You'll be needing a rail clamp as a minimum, along with the mount itself, to get started.

A straightforward rail riser that's spot on for compact red dot sights! ...To get it right, use M3 bolts and nuts.

Just a simple rail riser :) perfect length for standard red dot ;) Three diferent hights available (picture shows highest version). Use M3 bolts and nuts. Print Settings Printer: CTC Bizer Dual Rafts: Doesn't MatterSupports: Yes Resolution: ...

I highly recommend having a few washers laying around to stick under the rail as your leveling may be different from mine. Print at 100% infill on its side for maximum strength. I recommend PETG or higher filament. Do not use PLA as it won't last...

You'll get three distinct models allowing you to securely attach different compact LED flashlights onto standard mounting rails. These models were specifically created for printing with Soft PLA filament so they can be squeezed into place...

I have many scopes and ring sets that aren't being used currently and I like having all my stuff organized so I designed these in multiple variations to screw to the wall and store my scopes/ bipods/ scope rings and any other picatinny mount...

... design boasts a narrow profile. However, a potential issue arises when fitting gas blocks, as .750 gas blocks may contact the rail's bottom. ...The tan parts were designed using FreeCAD, with other components sourced from GrabCAD's library.

190mm long, 20mm wide and hole spacings are 2x 50mm and 1x 40mm. ... Also a rail with a shorter base @1.5mm instead of the 3mm on the original.

The device is specifically designed to be used in conjunction with a Universal Tactical Interface (UTI) rail, providing seamless integration and compatibility. ...I am pleased with the outcome and consider this to be a satisfactory solution.

The model in the zip is for M9 bayonet or other combat knives with same ends, to fix on MIL-STD-1913 rails. ...There are also different types adapted to other bayonets and Mlok/Kmod handguards, contact to get.

A sleek rail riser, perfectly suited for standard red dot sights. Three heights are available to meet your specific needs, with the tallest option showcased in the provided image. ...This riser utilizes M3 bolts and nuts for secure installation.

Simple clip to hold wires on your rail. Designed for PETG, but works on different materials too, try for yourself. I get best performance from PETG+Carbon fibers. ...Durable and with nice texture.&nbsp;</p>

It's an interesting-looking rail riser with a bunch of different lengths to choose from. ... I made it mostly because everything else was too practical and I wanted something more sci-fi.

Just what I needed, a compact rail riser. The length is spot on for my small red dot sight. ...Using M3 bolts and nuts will keep it sturdy and secure.

I created a custom hex cover for my Rails project because I couldn't find an existing one that met my standards. ...As a result, I designed and built it myself to ensure it aligned perfectly with my vision.

It's an interesting-looking rail riser with a bunch of different lengths to choose from. ...&nbsp;I made it mostly because everything else was too practical and I wanted something more sci-fi.</p>

A compact rail riser that fits perfectly for standard red dot sights, offering three distinct height options as seen in the picture, which showcases the tallest version. ...It features a secure mounting system using M3 bolts and nuts.

The given model displays a single Land/Groove section of MIL-STD 1913 accessory rail without any textures or decorations. It is based on the middle tolerances from the 1913_specs.pdf document. This model serves as a clone stamp for CAD designs,...

The rail features a split design, enabling the scope clamp to securely fasten it onto the 10mm dovetail. This accessory seems durable for pneumatic guns; however, its durability on spring-powered airguns is uncertain. ...The rail measures 8 units in...

... which mounts right at the bow sight location. If you decide to make one of these rails, be sure to pick up some 10-24 screws to secure it in place - and if you're like me, you'll probably end up buying a pack of extra-long screws by mistake.

......That's why professionals trust Spec Rail accessories - built to withstand even the most intense combat training missions, their expertly crafted design ensures smooth mounting and adjustment for superior aiming accuracy on the field or at the range.