Crossman F4 Rail for red dot optic
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This is a straightforward test that will be updated as time and entertainment continue. Update - It actually worked quite well overall. Managed to hold down a basic red dot despite its broken condition. However, it lacked left to right or front to back movement even after proper tightening. Consider adding a larger lip on one side to counterbalance potential variations in the sights' position. Since this part will be subject to significant pressure, printing with high infill is recommended. This design was created to accommodate those cheap red dots available on eBay for around $15. Tips are always welcome!
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