10-22 BX-25 Cover Shell with Sci-Fi logos (revised)

This is a basic shell for the BX-25 10-22 magazine with a variety of options for Sci-Fi logos.  I left a little room at the top for different stocks and the front is cut so it can also be used in the newer wildcat that takes 10-22 mags.  I added these logos to my BX-25 shell.  The logos are by other creators…

So Far:

Space 1999 (TV Show) Astronaut Logo - Made by Jor-el19

Fallout (Games/TV Show) Vault 33 Logo - Made by An Orca Maker Studio

Umbrella Corp (Resident Evil Games/Movies) logo - Made by WattsForLunch

Colonial Marines (Aliens movie) - Made by Blackout333

It is just a cover.  Add your own logos to my blank original if you want to make your own.  Have fun with different colors.  I will have some other remixes with logos.  

Since the BX-25 is a big magazine I tried to make it as thin as possible so the magazine isn't that much bigger.  It should not affect magazine function but test it before using it in an SD situation.

I have provided basic STL/OBJ files and 3MF files.  Some of them are for the MMU3 because the colors are harder to do without the MMU.  If you want one for a non MMU that I didn't include - let me know.

Print in PLA PLUS or better.  Do not use regular PLA or it will break.  There is some tension on this so that it doesn't slide around on the magazine.

After printing be careful removing supports near the lower sides by the pegs. The pegs help to hold it on the magazine by sticking into the lower screw holes in the mag.

Make sure the two pegs inside the shell halves are clear of any residue/supports etc..  The left hand shell peg has a hole in the middle.  Make sure that is clear. 

To assemble you will need two M3-30 screws for the upper holes and one M3-35 Screw for the bottom hole.  Use round hex head screws and three M3 nuts.  Before you put it on the mag you need to “seat” the nuts.  Take one side of the shell and use a screw to “pull” the nuts into the holes (see picture)  Tighten the bolts so the nuts pull down into the plastic below the surface.  Don't over tighten. The ring around the nut in the plastic may crack, but it won't affect anything.  After the three nuts are in the one side, put the two halves on the mag making sure the pegs go in at the bottom.  Then put the screws in and tighten.  Don't over tighten it.  There may be a slight gap in the back.

Thanks to WattsForLunch, Orca Maker Studio, Jor-el19, and Blackout333 for the logos!