This model is originally designed by Printed_props. There are no other documented builds of this 3D print, so here is one for anyone looking to print this model. This is a Saratoga SMG from Cyberpunk 2077, and it can be built with a functional trigger, sliding bolt, and folding stock. The trigger is quite satisfying to play with. This youtube video from the creator shows a bit of the assembly and finished product.

I organized all the models for printing and all in one 3MF file with separate plates. Everything is printable on an A1 Mini.

This is not a small project, it has 20 plates to print. <600g of total filament used. About a day of total print time.

BOM:

I used a mixture of Bambu basic silver and black, bambu silk PLA blue, and bambu lime green PETG to print this model.

Building guide:

1. Print out all the plates. Most plates do not need supports at all to print, some are added just for smooth surfaces when gluing together. For large parts like main body, I have added manual supports in areas where it is crucial for smooth surfaces. I highly recommend having a pla/petg combo for perfect supports.
2. Assembly main body, test fit before gluing to ensure good fit. You can glue up the 2 halves at this stage. Ensure you are gluing all the points of contact and lay flat or use clamps to get good contact.
3. Test fit trigger assembly. Put in a spring from a clicky pen so that the trigger can be pressed.
4. Insert dowels and test fit.
5. Not pictured because I forgot: insert sliding bolt mechanism into barrel
6. Can assemble the 2 halves together, test fit before gluing.
7. Install vertical foregrip and glue on.
8. Barrel tip
9. Put on sights and assemble them. They connect to body with this rail system and some glue. There is a semi circle sight piece that is meant to be printed in clear plastic and attached to the first sight. I did not try it.
10. Assemble stock body
11. Glue in magazine. It balanced perfectly on it without the stock attached yet.
12. Put on main body rear cover for stock hinge to attach to.
13. I did not make the folding stock functional, just glued all together.
14. Finish up with all the small details like mag release and fire select, these can be added at any point in the process.
15. Enjoy. I started sanding the model to get some layer lines out and clear coat, but im sure good ironing could skip this step.