Custom Foregrip for OG Dart Zone Max Stryker
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Comfy angled foregrip for the Max Stryker. Holds really well to the picatinny rail on the prime train .
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This is a prime grip for the Dart Zone Max Stryker, or any blaster that has the same amount of picatinny under the stock grip. I'm not sure if there are any, but it's a possibility.
This model does require some hardware, 2 M3-0.5 30mm pan-head bolts, 2 25mm bolts of the same type, and four M3-0.5 nuts.
Print settings: The main grip pieces should have 5 walls and 25% gyroid infill, and you will need supports, at least on the section of picatinny. You could either paint them on or use auto, both will work, but I recommend using line/grid supports, they will have a cleaner finish. The holes for the support pins may not need support, depending on your printer's bridging ability. My P1S can handle it fine. The pins should be printed solid for max strength.
Since the prime train on the Stryker is a little flimsy, you have to kind of brace your wrist and prime, otherwise it bends the blaster in a cringey way. I feel like the way this grip attaches is more secure and solid than the way another vertical grip, like the Worker ones, but you still have to hold your wrist stiff while you prime. Then it's quite smooth. (though of course, the prime on the Stryker is a little “uneven” due to the full/half dart compatibility annoyance in the magwell).
Assembly:
- Remove supports
- Check to see that the grip fits by taking the reinforcement cylinders , placing them in their holes, and setting one grip half on top of the other. They should fit flush with no gap, and the cylinders shouldn't rattle around. If they do, open the grip up and put some hot glue in the holes before setting the cylinders in.
- Fit the grip panels together with the support cylinders inside, then take a nut and place it underneath the grip, for the front of the screw-holes attaching to the rail. Take a 30mm bolt and slide/thread it through the plastic until you reach the nut, which you should hold in place to be sure not to lose it. (didn't do that once, found the nut under my couch after 15 minutes of searching, hahaha).
- Then do the same for the BOTTOM hole on the grip with a 25mm bolt.
- Next, do the other hole close to the picatinny with a 30mm.
- Finally, do the middle one with the last bolt, a 25mm.
- Check that it's all secure and strong, with no wiggles.
- If all's good, it's ready to use!!
Have fun!!