Hello everyone! This is a 3D printed buffer tube stock that I have designed to closely resemble the Nerf Raider stock. I love the look and feel of the Raider stock, and I thought it would be fun to model the stock in case I ever wanted to try and 3D print one in other colors than the ones it came in originally. Then, I thought about how a buffer tube would probably fit well inside of the tube that makes up the body of the stock, and it seemed like a fun project! 
 

My goals for this project were to make the stock look close to the original while also making it easy to print and assemble, as well as make it as inexpensive as possible. The stock consists of four printed parts and is held together using either three 2-56/toy screws or three M3 screws, depending on the version of the stock that you print. The lock piece and main body of the stock do not require any support when printed, but the butt plates do require support. I have included in the file sets butt plates that have built-in support that should allow them to be printed with no additional support, but I have also included butt plates with no built-in support if you would rather generate supports using your own settings. 
 

I based my buffer tube geometry off of the Nexus Pro, the only blaster I have with a buffer tube, but I wanted to make sure that the stock worked with most if not all other buffer tubes. So, I found a user on Discord by the name of Virus that was willing to help me test my design. He generously tested several different iterations of the buffer tube channel to find the one that fit all of the various blasters he had with buffer tubes. He also helped test the built-in supports for the butt plates of the stock!
 

This model is not an exact copy of the Raider stock, but hopefully it is a close enough imitation for those who are interested. I had a lot of fun working on this project, and I hope everyone else enjoys it as much as I have!

Thank you to Virus on Discord for all of his help with this project!