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Precision Picatinny Monopod - with static foot

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Small Version - Adjustment 90–125 mm
Small Version - Adjustment 90–125 mm
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3.8 h
2 plates
5.0(5)

BIG Version- 115–170 mm adjustment
BIG Version- 115–170 mm adjustment
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4.8 h
2 plates
5.0(3)

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M3x16 SHCS Machine Screw (10PCS) - AA039
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Gray (33101) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

Description

Hello everyone!

 

I’d like to introduce another version of my Picatinny-mounted precision monopod.

 

This version represents a different design approach compared to the original model. In the first version, adjusting the height causes the entire foot to rotate. In this new design, the foot remains completely static.

When adjusting the height, there is no lateral movement of the rifle — the foot simply extends vertically, providing consistent rear support.

 

Please note that this version is not as robust as the original model with the movable foot.
The first, stronger version is available here: link

 

Print with at least 50% infill

Beside normal support there is also a static support added to prevent warping of the main part during printing. After printing, simply break it off and clean the area with a scraper. It does not need to be perfectly smooth.

The monopod is available in two sizes:

Small – adjustment range from the Picatinny rail: 90–125 mm
Large – adjustment range from the Picatinny rail: 115–170 mm

 

For assembly, you will need:

  • 4 × M3×15–20 Allen head screws
  • 1 × M6×50 hex head screw with nut (for the Picatinny mount)
     


    Assembly instruction:

 

Prepare all parts

Slide the rotating part onto the main body.

 

Install the end cap with the screw holes.

 

Secure it using 4 × M3×15 screws.

Secure it using 4 × M3×15 screws.

 

Insert the foot and screw it in fully by rotating the main adjustment body.
You can also press the foot against the ground to make tightening easier.

Insert the M6 screw and prepare the nut.

 

 

 

 

 

if you have any suggestions about this project, feel free to contact me !

 

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