This is a shell for the X-Shot Micro 2.0, the newest tiny blaster variant from X-Shot/Zuru. All the hardware you need is already provided by this Micro, too. (Well, except for a few common household rubberbands and possibly some crafting foam or a mega dart for the seal.) You just need to print the parts in the colors of your chosing and you’re good to go to take a screwdriver to the blaster.
So inline clips work pretty well. We’ve proven that now. And making them discrete units via revolver drums also worked pretty well. So! Next way to play with them: As shells that can be inserted and dropped out of a side-flip pistol.
This one has some extra fun haptics. Pull that sled back and flip the single shell barrel open, drop the shell out and put a new one in to get three more shots! No flicking is necessary to chamber the darts, thanks to Corvus. He made that design possible~
As secondary feature this blaster comes with a double-action trigger; meaning you prime and fire the blaster with the same two-finger pull.
At the front I also added a small picatinny segment, so you can add a foregrip, to stabilize the blaster during firing with, if you so desire. I am also releasing a free one to that can go with this. (Hardware-less, too. It uses a plastic thumb screw instead)
A small firing demo by yours truly can be found here: https://youtu.be/9fvIdDcjPPU
Printing
All parts can be printed on a bed of 180mm edge length, if I didn’t mess this up. Some supports will be required, but everything should already be in its proper orientation. I tend to print with 4 walls and 10% cubic infill. The alternate plunger might need more, depending on your filament brittleness.
The assembly instructions can be found here -> https://wildwestscifi.net/x-shot-micro-2-0-reshell-5-inline-shell-variant-assembly-instructions
Changelog:
v1.0 – Initial Release
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