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X-Shot Excel Ejector Picatinny Foregrip

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This is a printable replacement foregrip for the X-Shot Excel Ejector that includes a picatinny rail for attachments.

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Hello everyone! This is a 3D printed replacement foregrip that includes a picatinny rail that is designed to work with the X-Shot Excel Ejector Shell Blaster.  I've been having tons of fun with this blaster, but the foregrip was a little too slippery for my liking.  Plus, after I made my Replacement Stock, the foregrip no longer matched the stock.  So, I first designed a regular Replacement Foregrip to imitate the feel of the original and get the fit right. Then, I moved on to making an Alternative Foregrip that had a little more visual flair and was more comfortable to hold.  After that, I thought it might be fun to be able to use some of the picatinny foregrips that I've designed with this blaster, so I added a standard picatinny rail to my replacement foregrip, and here are the results!

The printed foregrip halves can be assembled onto the blaster using the three toy screws that the stock foregrip uses to attach to the blaster.  Both parts will require support material when printed in the ideal print orientation, which is in my opinion having the outer surface facing up. 

A quick note for removing the stock foregrip: in addition to the screws, there are plastic clips that hold the grip to the body of the blaster. I thought it would be easy to remove the grip while keeping the rest of the blaster assembled. but that was not the case. I was able to do it, but it was quite annoying and led to me damaging the original foregrip.  So, I would recommend fully taking the blaster apart when replacing the grips. That will give you better access to the plastic clips that need to be addressed. 

I really enjoyed working on this project, and I hope everyone else enjoys it as well! 

Tagi