Selectable Expedient Glock Sear - SEGS
about
Based on the common selectable design, using an old drawing found in the "do/k/ument" and various other places across the internet, modified for printing. This design is meant to require a small amount of fitting, to increase durability and compatibility.
Tested by an SOT. Hundreds of rounds successfully fired using multiple slides, frames, printers, and prints of this model. Once fitted to a specific frame and slide, it proves to be more reliable than other printed sears in our expirience.
Please see the README and included graphics for detailed instructions and info.
files
| File | Extension |
|---|---|
| SEGS Release V1.zip | zip |
versions
Version: 1.0.0 latest
Initial release
about
Based on the common selectable design, using an old drawing found in the "do/k/ument" and various other places across the internet, modified for printing. This design is meant to require a small amount of fitting, to increase durability and compatibility.
Tested by an SOT. Hundreds of rounds successfully fired using multiple slides, frames, printers, and prints of this model. Once fitted to a specific frame and slide, it proves to be more reliable than other printed sears in our expirience.
Please see the README and included graphics for detailed instructions and info.
creator
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Project Info
release date
Mar 16, 2023
artifact types
Stereolithic object, Printable project, DIY Project
library categories
Printable Firearms, Printable Peripherals / Parts, DIY Guides
fabrication method
fabrication tool
3D Printer
release country
United States
language
English
license
No license
files
| File | Extension |
|---|---|
| SEGS Release V1.zip | zip |
versions
Version: 1.0.0 latest
Initial release
The files shown on this site are only available to U.S. Persons, as defined at 22 C.F.R. 120.15. The files are also not available to persons outside the United States or to residents of and persons in the State of New Jersey, with the exception of Federal Firearms Licensees.
