TB-12 Stock

Full Stock for the TB-12 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IItguDJzrTI

Designed it so it would slide on to the old frame with no hitch. Grip width is the same as a JG Bar10 Stock so it's still quite comfortable and doesn't feel bulky.

Buttplate is just friction fit on, if you're having difficulties putting it on I suggest filing a bit off the bottom edge. Just be careful else it'll just pop off, willy nilly.

I printed mine using PETG, but for the stock sleeve I think a rubber like filament will do better (like TPU) at holding up as I've had problems with layer splitting because of the countersunk bolt. Haven't tried it, so don't quote me on that.

Components are:

Stock Sleeve - Thing that slides on to the frame

Stock Body - Main body of the stock

Stock Buttplate - The buttplate

Hardware needed:

• M4 x 35mm Countersunk Bolt and M4 nut. Replaces grip cover bolt, make sure to remove the nut on frame before sliding in sleeve.
• Two M6 x 150mm Bolts and M6 Nuts. Holds together stock sleeve and stock body. Simultaneously pushes against the frame to keep tight.
• Three M3 Rods. Top two on the stock is 220mm in length, while the bottom one is 210mm in length.

Category: 3D Printing