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SB Tactical SBT5 MP5/AP-5 Pistol Brace Plug

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 20% infill
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1 plate

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Description

SBT5 Pistol Brace Plug

 

This is a precision-designed plug specifically for the SB Tactical SBT5 pistol stabilizing brace.  It fits tightly and accurately into the brace's arm opening, ensuring a snug, no-slip connection that stays securely in place during transport or storage.

 

Due to the complex shape of the SBT5 brace, this model print profile is shipped with supports and a raft. Maybe there is a way to do it without supports but I'm not smart enough to figure it out.

 

I have released version 2 which has a flat shoulder interface and doesn't require supports or a raft. Check it out and decide for yourself!

 

Key Features:

  • Engineered for a precise, friction-fit design – slides in smoothly but holds firm without slipping
  • Perfect for capping off your SBT5 brace when not in use, keeping dust and debris out
  • Ideal for safe storage, range bag organization, or wall/display mounting of your pistol brace setup

Important Note:
This model is intended strictly for storage and organizational purposes only. It is not designed or intended for use as a functional firearm component or in any live configuration.

 

Model printed in Sunlu PETG.

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