Standard HiCapa Fixed Outer Barrel

Made for any standard HiCapa Airsoft handguns, this model reduce all movement between the outer barrel and slide, this consistently stabilize accuracy and velocity. Very Easy to print and assemble.

Since access to this kind of upgrades in my country is very limited and super pricy, I decided to measure and craft our own outer barrel to our airsoft handguns, hence improved and achieved what is expected.

File Content:
- 4 STL Files of Fixed Barrels (Standard, Twisted version, 128mm, 137mm)
- Text File (readme)
- Video Sample

What you need:
1 x M3 - inner groove screw (available in any electronic or diy shops, or even online shops - lazada, ebay, amazon, aliexpress etc.)
Plastic Filament for printing: PETG (super recommended), ABS, Carbon, NylonX (if you have the right upgrades on your printer)

What to do:
1. Choose what to print. 128mm (Standard for almost all HiCapa's) 137mm (suited for other HiCapa like Combat Master)
2. Print using your printer ^_^ (I'm using my Ender...)
3. When finish, Clean out your prints
4. Disassemble your HiCapa Hangun Slide, removing the old outer barrel (you can refer to other youtube videos on this since there are a lot of models you can choose from)
5. Replace the outer barrel with the printed version, use the inner m3 groove screw to secure the inner and outer barrel.
6. Assemble it back and...... poooooffffff!!!! you have your upgrade DIY version.

Note: This make ensures that you can always return back to your original outer barrel, (point of suggestion, take note of your handgun performance and fps before doing the upgrade, that way you have the data of improvement and comparison ^_^) Goodluck and Happy Printing

Resolution: 0.2 (recommended 0.12 - 0.16)
Infill: 30-40% (Just to add weight on the print ^^)
Walls: 4 - 5
Support: Doesn't Matter
Print Speed: Depends on the type filament
Filaments: Anything your comfortable printing ^^ (recommended using PETG, ABS or Carbon or NylonX)
Adhesion: yes (Brim 8-10 will do, or Raft)
Print Orientation: Upside Down, start with the end of outer barrel