Slimline airsoft bb container and molle holder
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Small bottle for refilling high cap magazines or grenades with a set amount of ammo. For milsim or low cap conversions.
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- Polubienia
- 4
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- 26
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- Printables
- Kategoria
- Outdoor Sports
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
Photo is of the regular container with a standard speed loader and an M4 mag for scale.
Container:
Self-winding high cap mags, either wire or wheel wound, hold about 25-35 in the feed tube that can't be fired due to the design.
Short container is great for refills once the feed tube of the mag is filled.
Regular container is for filling a completely empty mag to get it to that 30 ish fireable rounds.
Tall container is perfect for refilling grenades. I use this for my lancer tactical spring grenades.
Capacity can be altered in the slicing software in increments of 4 bbs by adjusting the height/length of the tube by 6mm or 0.24 inches. (For example for approx. 40 extra bbs you add 60mm or 2.4 inches)
Filling these works incredibly well with these other files:
Airsoft BB Bottle feeder_cap part reshaped by Petour | Download free STL model | Printables.com
Cap:
Was designed to be a friction fit, adjust print scale of just the cap to adjust fit. Or just bend the part slightly, walls are thin enough that you can micro adjust without heat. Printed with same layer heights as the container results in decent retention. Cap is also a very quick print if you print it by itself, roughly 5 minutes @ .4 layer height with a .6 nozzle. Makes for quick and easy fine tuning.
Holder:
Has spots for three containers, fit isn't as tight as the cap but fine tune this by adjusting the scale in your slicer. Remember to adjust the scale of the “pins” as well so they fit tight enough to keep things secured. This mostly relies on layer lines and friction to lock so keep that in mind if you adjust. Or don't use the pins and just zip-tie it where you need it.