RMR (Ridiculously Metered Reticle) for Nerf and other foam blasters
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A silly sight with an RMR footprint for Nerf and other foam flinging blasters.
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Was getting tired of putting $150 sights on toys so threw this together. It's a remix of my Osight C Micro Red Dot Sight cover (pictured)...which I need to post. Despite it being a toy I've actually come to really enjoy using it. Looks great on my AIT 40MAX Lightning and my Adventure force Strike Force / Doom Force. You won't be getting tags across the field with this but it's fun for casual games and great for HVZ (when your targets are running head first at you...ha!).
Bonus: Installing this on any blaster instantly confers +10 tactics
Uses M3 countersunk screws. Length determined by what you're installing it on but I've found M3x8 or M3x10 works for most setups.
Requires post printing clean up for a good fit. I use a deburr tool or a razor to clean up the edges and corners. It is a tight fit and requires a little bit of finesse to install the reticle but once you get it isn't that hard. I generally install the reticle and face bottom first halfway in and pinch the sides in to seat them in all the way. It also helps to have the bed/printed side of the reticle or face towards the front of the sight to help overcome any burrs or inconsistencies you might have missed. No glue required!
If you print the reticle in transparent filament you will get a nice glow effect. I do have another version with a slit on top for light entry into the filament but I'm not sold that it's actually pulling anymore light into it. I'll keep testing it though.