Salz007

Update on the custom Hi-Capa concept 2 Variants below. One bolt style, and one a 1903 Colt style, both with integrated top rail (one fixed, one not). No grip safety, only a thumb safety that is also a thumb rest

Thanks for responding everyone! Yes the slide is as Adolf Hamster replied, a bolt style due to the fixed sights, with an internal hammer such that of the Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hamerless pistol. That isn't a selector/safety behind the trigger but a fixed thumb rest, was trying to copy the Tanfoglio styled thumb rest to go along with the front facing gas pedal thumb rest (taken from Beretta 92X performance pistol) for a more proper grip that racers use. It had printed oddly and the placement is indeed uncomfortable but this is more of a placement and dimensional issue. Was seeing how it would look like. The selector is the mini mp5 styled one above the trigger under the back sight and in front of the bolt. Was trying to remove the grip & thumb safeties and replace them with a selector switch instead. I would like a thinner grip for sure, the 3D modeler had printed it quite thick, thicker than a Beretta, which is not what I was going for. The original video game pistol did have finger grooves, was seeing what it looked like without. And the lower end is thick as a design aesthetic only which is from the base video game pistol. I had done another version without the big bulk (see below) before but haven't decided on keeping it or not, does look a bit odd...

Hi all, Been working on a little project of mine and was wondering what everyone's thoughts were on this futuristic Hi-Capa type of pistol with an internal hammer and ambi controls. This is based off of many different pistols that I've combined together with the skeleton inspired from a video game pistol, "The Chaos/Apparition" in Cyberpunk 2077. Got a 3D block print of it done by a modeler (non functioning paperweight really) Let me know your thoughts,

Hello good ol'community, I got a question for custom builds/builders. I'm currently on a personal project and have had some people help with the design aspect. I'm moving onto the next phase which is more for function/working condition. Does anyone know of a place/company that can assist with making a functional 3D printed airsoft gun, or have advice on the next phase? I have a few mock 3D molds at present. Many thanks,

What's the best way to make an indoor shooting range? What materials do I use? And what can I use to make sure bbs don't fly everywhere? I need something that can catch bbs when they ricochet. Lastly, what's best to use for targets?? Many thanks, New Airsofter Salz007