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Adjustable Titan Airsoft Stock for buffer tubes

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0.5x7x12 mm (10PCS) - BB005

Description

Adjustable Titan Stock

 

The Titan stock is designed to mount exclusively on a standard buffer tube.

 

It features a redesigned latch system for a fast and easy position adjustment, inspired by standard airsoft stock mechanisms.

 

This model also features separately printed side plates that snap onto the stock using printable pins, creating a layered plated appearance while keeping the stock easy to print.

 

It only requires 1 small 7x12mm compression spring available on Makerworld. (check the bill of materials)

 

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----- Assembly -----

 In order to fully assemble the stock, you will need:

  • the 3d printed stock
  • the 3d printed buttbad
  • the 3d printed buttpad screw
  • the 3d printed buttpad pin (2)
  • the 3d printed latch
  • the 3d printed lock pin
  • the 3d printed plates (5 in total)
  • the 3d printed plates pin (10)
  • one 7x12mm compression spring from makerworld (BB005)
  • a piece of filament

 

Here is a section view on how to assemble the latch:

Once the pieces of filament are in place, use a lighter to heat up both ends then squish them to lock them in place. (In my case, I used the butt of a screwdriver)

 

 

Then install the rest of the stock:

The top plate simply snaps into place with a small amount of force.

The screw for the buttpad should only be tightened lightly to avoid breaking it. I strongly recommend using a drop of lubricant or grease to make it easier to remove later.

For the side plates, I also recommend placing them face down and using a hammer or any other tool to insert the pins, as they are designed to fit tightly and lock securely into place.

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