Mag-tor Nerf Kriss Vector Remix

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This is a customized remix of MHP's Kriss Vector with an even more tactical feel in mind. The goal was to create something with an aggressive and ergonomic design. In addition to the standard hardware, you will need some M3x10 screws as well as some M3 threaded heat inserts. Optional metal body pins are shown for reference. Some key changes include: -Splitting the larger top shell into two parts to allow printing on a smaller print bed. The halves can be joined either with superglue or by welding together using a soldering iron and a strand of filament. Both methods work well and result in a strong part. The top rail has also been split accordingly, requiring an extra two screws. -The two-stage trigger has been converted to a separate rev trigger. It's easiest to wire in your switch with some extra wire length, and any unused wire can be trimmed or tucked down into the handle. -Main lower shell features M3 heat inserts added to the sides for attaching rails and/or rail accessories. Included are standalone short side rail segments as well as extended rails for the muzzle brake attachment. The two-stage mounting sites internally have been removed, which may result in a saggier main trigger pull. However, adjusting the length of travel should compensate for this. -A no-stock sling loop option is available if you don't want to use the stock. It simply screws in and locks like the original stock. -A quick single-stage cage has also been made for trying to achieve lower FPS. It works fine but may be a bit inconsistent, and I found it underpowered for regular play. -I've also created a mag-flipper for easier reloads using your trigger finger. It replaces the standard catch and attaches on the right side in existing screw ports. The internal spring does all the work and doesn't require any additional springs. If you want to remove it, just unscrew it from the lower shell and mag catch, and your blaster will revert back to the original push button only. Some minor sanding and testing may be needed for proper function. -The muzzle brake is designed to attach to the main blaster via two side rail connections. There's plenty of ID for darts to fly freely, and rail extensions on all four sides allow for a lot of room for accessories. -The Fore-grip is designed exclusively with the muzzle brake attachment in mind. The grip inserts attach with standard Nerf-hobby motor screws. The added flared magwell piece friction-fits in with pins but can be glued on to either side as well, depending on preference. Some sanding may be needed for gravity mag drops, which is also a matter of personal taste. ----------------- Any questions or issues? Feel free to let me know! *Please note that all rail coverings, iron sights, and mock PEQ are not included.*