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This is a hardware kit for building the Zinc .50, a 3D-printed high-power foam dart pistol. It contains the metal and off-the-shelf parts plus a PETG plunger with a TPU face; the printed frame, muzzle and handguard you supply yourself from the free print files. The kit supports all 11 muzzle and handguard configurations, and the barrel length you pick sets the build. It suits hobbyists with a printer who want a compact, hard-hitting spring pistol rather than a ready-made blaster.
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Buyers rate the kit highly, with 18 ratings averaging 5 out of 5. They mainly praise the completeness of the hardware and the quality of the included plunger.
This is the hardware kit for the Zinc .50, a 3D printed, magazine-fed foam dart springer pistol blaster. It holds 7 to 13 darts. The kit has hardware only, with no printed parts except the plunger. The plunger is printed in PETG with a TPU face to protect against wear.
The kit can build any of the 11 possible configurations with different muzzle and handguard variants. The barrel length you choose sets the configuration. The blaster reaches up to 250 FPS with 205mm barrel configurations and up to 230 FPS with 160mm barrel configurations. Compared with the Ziiiinc it is based on, it has an aluminum plunger tube, refined closed-end springs, double O-rings on all seals and plastic tapping screws.
The blaster has a large spring with a somewhat heavy prime weight. Follow the assembly guide for correct assembly, use and care. The blaster must be printed in bright colors with an orange tip to tell it apart from a real firearm.