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Calypso | Single shot low hardware muzzle loading blaster

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A quick and easy to build single shot blaster with good performance!

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Źródło
Printables
Kategoria
Outdoor Toys
Licencja
Standard Digital File License

Description

If you dont wanna source the non printed parts OOD has a kit here 

Update 28.08.2025
Made a pistol saber modification for a friend and decided to just push it as an update. You can find the modified parts in a seperate folder in the downloads section. Front and Back halves are still crosscompatible with the regular calypso, so if you dont like the dagger grip but want a bayonet, you can combine it like that.

Make sure you print one additional Pin II for the rear half and three additional PinIII for the front half

Also print the prop blade from TPU please, itll be safer this way.

A pirate inspired blaster, but not a straight replica! Has a little hammer that moves depending on if the blaster is primed.

Operation:

  1. Pull the Ramrod from the front

  2. Push the ramrod down the barrel until the hammer goes up and you hear a little click

  3. Push a dart into the barrel using the ramrod until you feel resistance (DON'T PUSH TOO FAR)

  4. Put the ramrod back into its slot

  5. Fire and repeat

Got a jam? Push out the Pins that hold the reinforcement bars in the rear and prime the blaster manually by pulling the ramrod back.

Don't have a printer? Visit https://bearswares.shop/products/calypso-by-leedledynamics to buy a prebuilt version. (I get a cut from each sale)

 

Overview:

  • Single shot with a ramrod reload, great for larp players or people who are bored with regular fast reloads

  • High performance (up to 130fps) despite a compact design

  • Every gasket and seal and the propulsion is made from string and silicone oil and a rubber band, no additional hardware required

  • Optionally use a dash 115 size oring and the alternate files in the root of the zip folder to use an oring instead of string to save you the string gauge guesswork

  • Adjustable performance, just tie the string differently

Printing and hardware:

  • 180mm³ Printer needed

  • A small kitchen rubberband, the square ones not the flat ones. You need that for the hammer return (blaster works fine without, it just looks cool)

  • 4mm elastic string required (this stuff), like 2 meters depending on how many loops you want and how many tries it takes you to make a gasket

  • Print the plungerhead, sear, plungerrod, reinforcements and trigger with 5 wall loops

  • The rest needs 3 walls, 20% Gyroid Infill

Showoff video:

Assembly guide:
 

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