TM22 15rd mag cover sleeve
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A bunch of simple slide on cover designs for the polymer 15 round TM22 mag
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TLDR: these are a bunch of slip on covers for the TM22 15 round polymer mags. You need to disassemble the mag to install it. The original baseplate holds the cover on.
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A bunch of simple slide on cover designs for the Derya TM22 (Rock Island Armory also) polymer 15 round magazine. I threw these together in TinkerCad. There are currently six nine options - several are external shapes or inset shapes. I will add more pictures as I make them. If anyone finds this useful please post a make.
I used this website to add the textures CNC Kitchen Bumpmesh. You can use the plain one to make your own on that website if you want other textures.
The sleeves have been tested to work on the TM22 metal/original. It should also work on the Feather/Flash/Lite but I don't have one of those. Let me know if it does. It will probably not be useful for the TM22 lever action or standard.
The cover is installed by removing the base plate and sliding on. Be very careful removing the base plate if you have not done this before since there is a spring and lock piece that want to go flying. Hold your thumb over it, point it away from your face and wear eye protection. Here is a video on disassembling the mag that might help... Derya TM22 Magazine
There is a lot of junk on the inside of the sleeve left over from all the SVGs and other shapes i used to make the mag to wrap this thing around. When you first install the sleeve it may be tight and some of the junk on the inside might get knocked loose. Bang it on the floor to remove the junk and slide it on. You also may need to resize it in your slicer depending on how accurate your printer is. It is supposed to be tight so it doesn't move.
The sleeve is held in place by the original mag baseplate at the bottom and the little finger at the top in the back of the sleeve.
I printed most of them in the pictures in PLA plus but PETG also works. This cover is just for looks so infill etc. does not really matter. The two color hex and bird ones are printed on their side using an MMU3. Removing the supports inside was a little more work printing that way. You don't need any supports if you print upright. I did use a small brim to keep it on the print plate.