Self-resetting airsoft target
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Designed to hold 6mm airsoft bbs 0.12-0.3g at 100-120 m/s and Indoor/Outdoor use. Do not use with steel or led bullets.
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Tired of walking back and forth to reset your targets? Meet The Walker — a self-resetting, reactive airsoft target designed for endless shooting practice. Every successful hit flips the target, making it "walk" away from you or along your range!
Features:
Self-Resetting: No electronics, no strings. Physics does the work.
Reactive Feedback: You get instant visual confirmation of every hit.
Print & Play: Optimized for 3D printing with zero supports required.
Compact Design: Fits perfectly on standard 200x200mm beds (Ender 3, Prusa MK3/MK4, Bambu A1/P1/X1, etc.).
Fully Scalable: Need a bigger challenge? Scale it up in your slicer!
Technical Specifications:
Default Target Diameter: 50mm (Perfect for mid-range precision).
Thickness: 7mm (Engineered for durability and balance).
Print volume: Fits 200x200mm beds easily.
Recommended Print Settings & Materials
To ensure your target survives thousands of hits (0.12g - 0.30g BBs at 100-120 m/s), follow these guidelines:
Setting | Recommendation |
Material | PETG (Best balance of flexibility and strength) or TPU 95A (Indestructible, but bouncy). |
Walls (Perimeters) | 4 - 6 (This is more important than infill for impact resistance). |
Infill | 30% - 50% (Gyroid or Cubic). |
Supports | None. |
Layer Height | 0.2mm or 0.28mm for speed. |
⚠ Pro-Tip: Do NOT use standard PLA. It is too brittle and will shatter or crack after a few hits at 1.2+ Joules. If you must use PLA, try PLA+ (ST-PLA), but PETG remains the king for this application.
How to Use:
Place the target on a relatively flat surface (short grass, dirt, or floor).
Shoot the top-facing paddle.
Watch it flip and reset automatically.
Keep shooting until it "walks" out of your range!
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