DEFCAD Newsletter - .22s, NVGs and Stipples
September 07, 2021
Welcome to the fourth issue of the DEFCAD newsletter. This regular sendout continues to keep you informed of the newest 3D-printed guns from across the several communities.
Our last two issues focused on the cataloging of the Shuty line, and during that time several major new files were released. Notable among these these are two .22 caliber firearm designs - AWCY’s ScARpion-22 and FFFTech’s L-X22. The ScARpion-22 is a Scorpion EVO-styled AR-22 chassis, allowing you to finally build an EVO styled gun with a bolt you can actually find in stock; the LX-22 series offers both receivers and chassis for the venerable 10/22 platform.
Also of note in recent releases is The_Gun_Foogle’s Bootleg Panoramic NVG, which provides instructions on how to affordably build your own NVG system. Along with a list of consumer parts, this project provides a printable housing and mounting system, and instructions on how to configure the project in several different ways.
Finally, we are pleased to note the release of Black Lotus’ long awaited Glock 17.2 / 19.2 remixes, each of which provides interesting and attractive stippling designs to the base Glock frame platforms.
These files and many more can be found today at DEFCAD.
Our last two issues focused on the cataloging of the Shuty line, and during that time several major new files were released. Notable among these these are two .22 caliber firearm designs - AWCY’s ScARpion-22 and FFFTech’s L-X22. The ScARpion-22 is a Scorpion EVO-styled AR-22 chassis, allowing you to finally build an EVO styled gun with a bolt you can actually find in stock; the LX-22 series offers both receivers and chassis for the venerable 10/22 platform.
Also of note in recent releases is The_Gun_Foogle’s Bootleg Panoramic NVG, which provides instructions on how to affordably build your own NVG system. Along with a list of consumer parts, this project provides a printable housing and mounting system, and instructions on how to configure the project in several different ways.
Finally, we are pleased to note the release of Black Lotus’ long awaited Glock 17.2 / 19.2 remixes, each of which provides interesting and attractive stippling designs to the base Glock frame platforms.
These files and many more can be found today at DEFCAD.
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