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Fallout: New Vegas Silenced .22LR Pistol

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  • 22 body left.stl
  • 22 body right hex.stl
  • 22 body right.stl
  • 22 bolt.stl
  • 22 locators.stl
  • 22 mag release.stl
  • 22 mag.stl
  • 22 trigger.stl
  • additional materials.txt

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Publication date 2022-04-23 at 22:35
Design number 703409

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3D model description

This is my "functioning" interpretation of the silenced .22LR pistol from the game Fallout: New Vegas. I cleaned up the original game meshes and scaled it to match the Ruger Mark IV which it is based on.

250x250 build plate currently required to print the body halves as one piece. Feel free to modify as needed for the time being but please refrain from distributing said modifications.


Features:
- Captive, yet moveable bolt
- "Resetting" trigger
- Freely-moving magazine
- Functioning magazine release button
- Printed locators for alignment during assembly

Additional materials required:
- 3 x M3x12 bolts
- Ballpoint pen spring cut in half for the magazine release
- Rubber o-ring, orthodontic rubber band, etc. for trigger reset
- (Optional) 3 x M3 nuts if you choose to print the Hex version

Assembly:
Screw your three M3x12 bolts into the left half of the body, flush with the flat face. Drop your trigger in, and secure the o ring between the post on the trigger and the forward most M3 bolt. Install the locators, then drop the gun bolt, magazine release, and spring in place. Carefully pick up the right half of the body and line up the spring into the recess, then bring together and "snap" into place over the locators. While squeezing the body halves together, begin tightening the middle bolt that the trigger pivots around. Then fasten the forward most bolt, and lastly the rear bolt. Test the trigger and make sure it moves freely. I've found that failure to both apply proper pressure and tighten the center bolt first may result in the o-ring or similar popping off the trigger during assembly, leaving you with a limp trigger. This is especially important if you plan on gluing the model together.

Be sure to stick around for more New Vegas and other Fallout content ;)


Licensing, please read!

This work is licensed as CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Attribution β€” You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use.

NonCommercial β€” You may not use the material for commercial purposes.

NoDerivatives β€” If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you may not distribute the modified material.

3D printing settings

  • 20% infill on body halves, magazine, and bolt
  • 99-100% infill on trigger, magazine release button, locators
  • Supports touching build plate
  • Brims recommended
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