Tommy enterprise
- Thread starter Bhewi
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I've got a set. They work good for tacticoolness at the range. They are 3D printed so they have their limitations. But it's not like I'm taking this rifle on a 10 day backcountry hunt anyway Tommy has good service.
FungusAmongus
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Until Tommy starts printing his stuff with engineering filament instead of resin its a no go for anything other than putting the rifle on a shelf for display.
Not all 3d printed materials are the same, and some are much better than others. I've bought Tommy's stuff (handguard and stock adapter) for my Alcor rifle and both broke within basically a month of normal range use.
I switched over to Fox Operator from the land down under and their stock adapter is printed from carbon fiber reinforced nylon and is a much MUCH tougher material and while the finish is super rough it holds up well under use. It's a shame cuz Tommy's designs are solid but I don't know why he doesn't use engineering filament for his prints instead of resin, which really are for nerds who make warhammer 40k figurines and such.
Not all 3d printed materials are the same, and some are much better than others. I've bought Tommy's stuff (handguard and stock adapter) for my Alcor rifle and both broke within basically a month of normal range use.
I switched over to Fox Operator from the land down under and their stock adapter is printed from carbon fiber reinforced nylon and is a much MUCH tougher material and while the finish is super rough it holds up well under use. It's a shame cuz Tommy's designs are solid but I don't know why he doesn't use engineering filament for his prints instead of resin, which really are for nerds who make warhammer 40k figurines and such.
