hera reworked grip and stock

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!!UPDATE!! !!BIG UPDATE!! I've removed the original front part and grip from a better supported design so the print won't get distorted at all 100% of the time. Just break the cylinder off after the print has cooled down and set properly, then trim off the extra material. I'm glad that people like my reworked designs, and I've added a longer sniper stock model with pieces to fit longer and shorter persons. I've added a new G-code and STL to the front piece; I noticed it wouldn't generate support properly when printed, but it's fixed now. It only adds 20 minutes of print time to the overall process. 2 update here: Stock Sniper Mod - I've added new segments so you can make the stock fit people with shorter or longer arms. I took Koobysnacks77's Hera Stock and reworked it so it will fit most AEG airsoft AR-15 style rifles. Front grip: I've added more grip area for the rail mount, made it ambidextrous, so the thumb rest is on both right and left sides, and added a third screw hole. Stock: The beaver tail has been widened and reduced to fit most AEGs without modification or sanding. The mid-section of the stock has been lengthened for larger batteries, the motor plate slimmed down a bit to fit better, and some material has been added on the motor grip so it's more robust; you'll need to do some sanding depending on the motor size. This is the Hera CQR Stock for M-4/AR-15 pattern AEG airsoft rifles. The design isn't 100% the same as the real-steel version because the pistol grip has to house the motor. The measurements for the interface are from the Lancer Tactical LT-12; this may not fit your gun exactly, but it should fit most. ASSEMBLY: Remove the stock, motor, and pistol grip from your current gun, setting aside the screws used to secure the pistol grip to the gearbox, as well as the endcap/radiator for the motor. These will be used later. Slide the stock onto your gun's buffer tube before it's slid completely on; route the motor wires through the holes in the grip-section. Once the stock is slid all the way down, use the screw you set aside earlier to affix the grip to the gearbox. Next, insert the Body retaining pin (or a similarly-sized pin) into the hole near the base of the buffer tube. Insert the motor into the motor housing, attach the motor wires, and secure the motor in the housing with the endcap/radiator from the old pistol grip by screwing it into the holes at the bottom of the grip. Next, slide the motor plate into the channel so that it looks like the pictures above. Slide the butt pad into its registers in the back of the stock. Finally, insert 1/8 inch (3.175 mm) pins into the holes marked with red circles. Instructions provided by Koobysnacks77