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SIDETRACK - Hammer Prime Revolver Blaster

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Mighty Shrub X Leedle Dynamics collaboration revolver blaster! A sleek break-action, hammer-prime nerf dart pistol!

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BUILD GUIDE

 

 

INTRO

Remember your promise in a most rootin' tootin' fashion 🤠

Presenting Sidetrack, a break-action hammer-prime revolver! Heavily remixed from the Hammerhead by Leedle Dynamics, the Sidetrack achieves higher performance and consistency with conventional hardware. Also, it looks really cool!!

 

 

FEATURES

  • Hammer prime

  • Break action

  • Inspired by the Chiappa Rhino / Signalis Einhorn

  • Snappy target pistol design

  • Sealed barrel

  • Cheap, simple hardware

  • Toolless spring swapping, with spacers for adjustable performance!

  • Reliable performance, tunable between 100-150fps!

  • Compatible with Retaliator, Outlaw, and Worker springs!

  • Quick swap Muzzles

  • [HAB KEINE ANGST]

 

 

HARDWARE

  • 55mm of Moose Mod Shop 31k plunger tube

    • Shipping tube, 1.211" ID, 0.018" wall

      • McMaster #2044T354

    • ALT METRIC: 30.76mm ID, 0.4572mm wall

      • [I was able to find Cleartec PRT.012-1.215, which is 30.9mm ID and 0.3mm wall]

  • 6cm/7cm standard barrel material

    • 16mm OD, .509" ID

    • 6cm for short muzzle, 7cm for long muzzle

    • Barrel ID should not be too tight!

  • Retaliator Spring, Outlaw Spring, or cut down Worker spring

    • OD <18.5mm, ID >10mm

    • Max length 105mm, min length 65mm

    • Tunable with spacers

  • 2x dash-913 O-Rings

    • 1.218" OD , 0.986" ID, 0.116" wall

    • ALT METRIC: 31mm OD, 25mm ID, 3mm wall

  • 1x dash-110 O-Ring

    • 9/16" OD, 3/8" ID, 3/32" wall

    • ALT METRIC: 9.2mm ID, <2.62mm wall

  • 8x M3 nuts

  • 7x M3x25 button head screw

  • 2x M3x20 button head screw

  • 1x M3x45mm button head screw

    • (as long as you can get, it's for the spring cap)

  • 4x M3x15 pins

    • (2x additional for long Muzzle)

  • 1x M3x25 pin

    • (or, just another 15mm pin.)

  • 3x small springs

    • <6mm OD, 10mm long

    • For the Sear, Trigger, and CylinderPost

    • Get a few different kinds, you will have to experiment to find the right balance of tension!

  • 3/16" pin, ~1" long

    • ALT METRIC: 5mm pin, 30mm long

  • 1mm elastic cord

    • For the hammer return

    • Sometimes sold as "beading elastic"

  • Lubricant

    • Applied to all moving components - the Breech orings, PlungerHead oring, BarrelSeal, and Rotator

  • Glue

    • Applied to the face sealing dash-110 oring that goes in the Breech.

  • NOTE: Light threadlocker (blue Loctite) is recommended for all of the screws!

 

 

HARDWARE KITS

Licensed hardware kits are available from the following stores! Please support me by purchasing from licensed sellers!

 

 

PRINT SETTINGS

  • Check the Sliced Assembly file for print orientations and settings

  • Print all parts with at least 4 Walls and 8 Top/Bottom Layers. I recommend higher for optimal strength. Should be about 500 grams of filament!

  • Print the following parts with maximum walls and Top/Bottom Layers:

    • PlungerHead

    • Breech

    • SpringCap

    • Latch

    • PrimeBar

    • HammerLeft

    • HammerRight

    • Rotator

    • CylinderPost

    • Trigger

    • Sear

  • Support Overhangs in the following locations:

    • The shallow overhang at the tip of the Muzzle.

    • The cutouts on the FrameLeft and FrameRight for the trigger finger.

  • Use brims as necessary for part adhesion.

  • This blaster is reliant on the strength of continuous flat-printed parts. Therefore, I don't recommend using filament with additives, such as silk filaments, because they interfere with part strength.

 

 

BUILD TIPS

  • This is not a beginner build! Some parts are fiddly and can be easily damaged during assembly if you are not careful! Read the entire Printables page and watch the Build Guide video!

  • Print out the Plunger Tube Cutter in the Extras folder, it will make it much easier to cut the plunger tube to size!

  • Check the Sliced Assembly file for print orientations and print settings.

  • Watch the Build Guide video!

  • The Rotator and TransferPin have a significant break-in period. Start by just assembling the Hammer components, the Frame pieces, and the Plunger assembly (no spring). Work the rotator over and over with the screws loosely driven. Slowly increase screw tension until they're as tight as possible without restricting the hammer return. Finally, apply a bunch of lube to the Rotator.

  • Apply light threadlocker (blue Loctite) to all screws that go into nuts, but especially these areas:

    • Frame screw, right above the Rotator.

    • Frame screw that retains the LatchLever.

    • Frame screw that retains the Hammer.

    • Frame screw that retains the Muzzle.

  • Installing the pins may require some force. Use a heavy object (hammer, metal bottle, etc) to gently tap the pins into place. A small drill bit may help widen the pin holes, but take care not to drill the holes too wide.

  • For the elastic cord, measure out a 20cm length, fold it over once, then tie both ends. Both knots sit in a pocket on the underside of the Hammer, then travel through a slot to the front. This is covered by the HammerCover. At the front, there should be two exposed loops. Attach both of those loops to the notch in the Frame.

  • If possible, print the Breech out of TPU! It will make the blaster extremely resilient to dry firing.

  • This blaster is lefty compatible! Simply mirror the FrameLeft, Frame right, and LatchLever parts!

  • If you have assembled the blaster and the Cylinder is under-rotating, it is likely due to friction in the Rotator. Continue to cycle the hammer until it is able to freely return. Additionally, add some lubricant to the Rotator.

  • If you have assembled the blaster and the Cylinder is over-rotating, it is likely due to the spring in the CylinderPost. Grab a stronger spring, and make sure to install it correctly based on the video.

 

 

SHOUT-OUTS

Thanks as always to the following folks, in no particular order: Leedle Dynamics, MrHeathPants, Rainy, WindX, neonprismatic, Glowy The Glow Bug, HackOnWheels, thunderwizzle, flaming_fox, cass, pixelpup, Bird!, Leafy.Sunrise, VainGorgonCrybaby, Lady_Khaos, Je, The_GOAT, LagDragon, Misaka Hiro, Ryan and Jessie of Silverfox Industries, the Out of Darts team, my cats, my parents, and of course my wonderful ✨ fianceee ✨

 

 

CHANGELOG

10.26.2026 - The Trigger has been adjusted to travel back further. Updated files are titled "R1.1".

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until only flesh remains

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You! Hey you reading this 👋 do you want to experience peak fiction and also be really sad? Then you should play Signalis!!

Tagi