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Airsoft Octagon Slim Suppressor Foam Ready (MTW)

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Custom Foam Filled Suppressor for airsoft, designed to nest into the handguard of a Wolverine MTW Airsoft gun

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I recently bought a Wolverine MTW and wanted to have an integrated/nested suppressor in the handguard, but the more I looked the more I had difficulty finding one that would fit AND that I liked. The internal diameter of the MTW's handguard is 35mm. So, I decided to just design one, which also inspired me to order my first 3d printer.  

It is hollow throughout so it can be filled with foam to make your HPA or AEG quieter (works especially well with HPA)

Updated the printed threads cap to have a bit more tolerance, it works perfectly now! So you definitely don't need the version belowwith the steel nut unless you just want to.

If you don't want to deal with threads I created an alternate version of the cap to allow for a nut to be inserted to use for threading onto the barrel instead of printed threads. I used this nut: https://www.ebay.com/itm/184026319574?var=691718960129.  Get the M14 x 1.0.

Also added a second version of the tube with a larger diameter cut for the bb to exit from, helps with slightly off alignment if you're using printed threads along with adding a bit more tolerance to the threads to make screwing the cap on and off much easier.

Length: 7" or 5"

Outer Diameter: 33.5mm

Inner Diameter: 27mm

Threaded: 14ccw (14mm negative)

I'd suggest printing out of PETG or more heat resistant filament if you're going to be playing outdoors and live in a warmer environment. 

This is for Airsoft toys only, not for use with real firearms.

Currently on Version 4 as I test, it may change in the future as I field test it. but for now it seems to be working well.

Tagi