Next step is working on the ergonomics by adapting the angle of the trigger and of course deciding on how to best adapt the puck guts shell for a better look and feel.
absolutely! keep an eye out on my GH page tomorrow, I’ll have my vA (i printed so many buttons in such short time I didn’t care to keep track of numbers) buttons up n ready (they’re set for my shell, but I can make some changes for other shells if requested
Still playing around with finding the right position of the trigger for both forward and brake. I added a picatinny rail to throw on a flash light when needed.
I haven’t found any design/shape of my own guts casing that I’m satisfied with yet. So I took a detour for an easy way to use the OG Puck shell with a trigger design. Just need to swap the thumb wheel and can keep the lanyard connected if you don’t want to snip it.
I added a stash box in the handle for small tools, keys, joints, or the XT90.
I’m happy with the fit, so going to print this in TPU next for added comfort and durability.
Oh it’s not just the top shell, it’s a complete Puck. To apply, you remove the original Puck screws, replace the thumb wheel with a trigger wheel, and then bolt the whole Puck, bottom and top shell, into the grip base using the Puck screws.
Really cool design!! I don’t know that I’ll be able to use it because of where I live, but I love the creativity here + using the existing shell is genius
Made some needed adjustments and then printed in TPU. It turned out great and I love the flex, grip, and durability of TPU. I also found a good place for an optional picatinny rail. Without the rail, you can reuse the stock Puck bolts 2.5x20. If adding the rail, you’ll need something longer so I’m waiting for some longer bolts to arrive to find the correct length, should be 2.5x25