MagFed Conversion Kit for Tippmann Bravo/Sierra One

Take your paintballing to a next level of realism. This 3D-printed kit allows you to transform your Tippmann Bravo/Sierra One into a magazine-fed marker, providing a new level of tactical gameplay. The cheapest way to transition from hopper fed to, a more realistic, magfed marker.

#Improved Aesthetic
Original marker aesthetics are improved by using the original barrel, barrel shroud, and stock and combining them with a more streamlined body and magfed operation.

#Easy Conversion
This 3D printed receiver replaces the housing of your original marker. Simply transfer the internals from your existing marker into the 3D printed receiver.

#Required Extra Parts
- Tippmann TMC mag release (preferably ambidextrous)
- Tippmann TMC mags

#Installation
1. Print both receiver halves and the extended safety.
2. Transfer internals from original marker into new receiver. Be sure to replace old safety button with newly printed one. Parts near the front of the original marker related to hopper feeding can be put aside.
3. Close up new receiver and bolt together using nuts and bolts from donor marker.
##Installing Mag Release
1. Insert mag latch (long portion) into left side of receiver.
2. Drop spring onto mag latch stem through hole on right side of receiver.
3. Push mag release button onto mag latch stem so that the mag latch extends out from the left side of the receiver.
4. Turn the mag latch as far as possible to screw it into the mag release button.

To print each half as one piece a min. of 300x300mm build plate is required. Both halves can be printed in pieces just ensure that the cuts don't line up on both halves to improve strength.

Recommended Infill: Gyroid - 50%
Wall Settings: 6 walls on 0.4mm nozzle recommended
Support Settings: Supports on build plate only
Print Orientation: If you have a good printer you can print the receiver halves with inside facing the build plate for a better outside surface finish. On lower end printers this could affect the dimensional accuracy and therefore it may be necessary to print with inside facing up.
Print Speed: Print slowly to improve strength and dimensional accuracy.
Other Settings: Recommended to print outside walls first for better hole accuracy.