Pistol Grip Glock for Oculus Quest 1 and Rift S VR

3D Printed Pistol Grip for Oculus Quest 1 and Rift S Controllers

Quick and easy assembly with minimal tools
Tools and hardware needed:
-Pliers
-1x spring from a pen
-Superglue or epoxy
-Some kind of a clamp or binder clip to hold the glued piece in place

Elevate your VR gaming experience with this 3D printed pistol grip attachment designed specifically for Oculus Quest 1 and Rift S controllers. Modeled after the dimensions of a real Glock 17, this accessory adds a new level of immersion to your virtual adventures.

Key Features:
Realistic Feel: Mimicking the handling of a real Glock 17, this pistol grip provides a natural holding angle for more comfortable aiming.

Secure Fit: The controller is effortlessly secured using a slide mechanism with a spring-loaded lock, reminiscent of a real Glock handgun. To remove the slide, simply press the release buttons on both sides and slide it out for quick and easy controller detachment.

Additional Functionality:
Removable Muzzle Compensator: The muzzle tip can be unscrewed, revealing a hidden compartment. Insert 2 AAA batteries into the barrel and secure them with the compensator. This allows to add some extra weight to further enhance realism.

Two Versions Included:
Full Version: Ideal for games like Pistol Whip, this version offers a more realistic look and allows for a higher, tighter, and more secure grip at the cost of compromising button access.

Button Access Version: Recommended for games requiring the use of analog sticks and buttons, providing a balance between realism and functionality.

Included files:
- Assembly instructions with pictures
- STL files for both versions (Full and Button Access) in Left and Right handed variants
- 3MF file for Bambu Slicer with custom supports and print settings

Also available printed and assembled:

https://www.ebay.ie/usr/kriso3dstore

https://kriso3dstore.etsy.com

Works best with eSun PLA+
0.2mm layer height
2 walls
10-15% infill
Tree supports - only touching the build plate

See last photo for supports and print orientation reference