Welrod Mini Toy Gun

Remember playing battlefield 5 and shooting this weird looking suppressed handgun and the weirdness of it just made you want to have one? No…just me?  

Last month I wanted to make a small “toy” gun that had functioning parts. So I sat down and started modeling this pipe. It was a very fun build, and it didn't take super long. Anyways, this model is my own design of the Welrod. So it isn't completely accurate to the real thing, but I think I got pretty close. Here is some important information…

Tools-

A screwdriver 

Sandpaper 

A hammer 

Glue} Superglue works fine. (Plastic bonder superglue is recommended) 

Metal wire} I used 35 gage wire.

A screw} All honesty, I have no idea what screw I used. The screw should be 0.12 inches in Diameter though. 

Print Instructions (Sliced in Cura)

Layer Hight- 0.12mm (With a .4mm nozzle) 

Support- On Receiver, Screw for bolt-bolt cap, and Chamber-Handle. 

Speed- Up to you 

Instructions 

you should have all of these parts;

STEP 1

Push in your Bolt from the front of the Chamber-Handle like so; Making sure that you have the notch on you Bolt lined up with the cut in the Chamber-Handle. 

SPET 2

Screw down Screw for bolt-bolt cap to Bolt like so;

Close the chamber by lining up the notch on the Screw for bolt-bolt cap with the cut in Chamber-Handle. Twist counterclockwise to lock in place. 

PART 3 (glue needed)

Grab the Suppressor and Receiver. Glue them in place as shown; 

NOTE: Make sure you line up your front sight with the back sights when glue on the Suppressor. 

PART 4 (glue needed)

Simply glue on the Safety as shown;

PART 5 (glue needed)

You'll need to find that 35 gage wire and cut a small piece from it, 0.65inchs in length. Bend down a small part of the wire and smash it with your hammer to form a flat trigger. 

Now prepare and glue your trigger onto Chamber-Handle like so;

PART 6 

Push your Mag in and have fun! 

(All parts printed on an Ender 3 Pro)