IMPORTANT !!!! : YOU MUST SCALE ALL PARTS TO 85% FOR CORRECT SIZE
UPDATE 28/10 - apologies, I neglected to add the compensator and grip panels when I
...Plus originally uploaded. These have now been added. Sorry if you've already downloaded the other files!
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This is a 3D printable Beretta 92FS prop gun for display / cosplay purposes. IT DOES NOT FIRE, it cannot be made to fire and has NO moving parts.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
Observe the laws of your country, if for example you are required to have an orange tip on prop/model guns, then paint accordingly. DO NOT display in a public place or anywhere liable to have you arrested and/or shot.
Credit for original CAD file goes to Avik Sinha over on GrabCAD. All I have done is split and modify the relevant files for ease of 3D printing. However the compensator is my own work in Fusion 360.
(NOTE: Yes I know the spelling is incorrect on the grip panels, this is the work of the original author. I may correct it at some point and republish. Also the more observant among you may notice I'm missing the trigger bar too. That's because it snapped when sanding and I couldn't be bothered to re-print it, he he)
MOST IMPORTANTLY consider this to be a 'model'. It requires time to finish it. It will require sanding, gluing, painting, cutting... all the good things you do when making a model. This isn't something you can print out of black PLA and quickly throw together. If you want it to look good, take your time and do it right.
I've spent some time including additional information below, PLEASE read it all before asking your question (if you have one). Thanks!
