This is a rear charge guard AKA "face not getting punched reminder guard." It should work for any rear charging Airsoft Rifle with an MLOK rail and a maximum extension from the front inside edge of the last negative groove of the rail to the end of the extended charging handle of 160mm. Also a maximum handle width at the end of 70mm if it even goes back all the way to the guard recess part which would be more like 165-170mm extension but careful of the wobble in the charging handle so it won't hit the guard for you. This is not a true "guard" and is not guaranteed to stop you from pushing up to still get struck or pinched, but a lightweight, patriotic, constant and comfortable reminder of where to keep your face safe. Seriously use at your own risk. It should not be bent once installed, that could lead to negative results for faces. Use at your own risk again, it is only a guard so if you don't change it and it fits your application appropriately it should be a good printed addition to your kit. It works great for collapsable (extending) stocks too as it gently rests on the stock.

For printing, load the Body and 3 letters together as one object with parts. Same for the red white & blue clip, but I'll be honest that has been difficult to get out correctly. The black one is perfect! You may need to clean up the edges of the holes, but kinda tight is good for this. I do honeycomb infill, 85% for the guard & 50% for the clip. The 3 color clip has never come out succesfully with the charge guard not sure what I'm doing wrong.

I used Black Elegoo rapid PETG for Body and clip with the other colors being Bambu basic PLA. Enjoy not being like my friend that we still make fun of 3 years later with the blackish eye. For me & I recommend you to click on the gear next to your plate in the prepare screen and the last 2 options are to choose the starting colors and everything after the 2nd layer as black first to create nice edges for the letters. Enjoy keeping your face (& print) pretty(ish?)!

Improvements probably coming soon.

Protect your face, especially if it's probably your only redeeming feature like myself.