Download Free 3D Model Crosman 1377 suppressor V2 3D Print Model

Summary
I had been searching for a nice way of attatching a suppressor to my crosman 1377 without having to buy a longer barrel. I couldn’t find anything on the internet that I liked, so I came up with something myself.
This is the second version of my idea. This new version is made out of just one piece. Its total length is a bit shorter and I hava made the fit with the 1377 much better by fitting the barrelband around the barrel instead of having it in front of it, plus extra support for the weight of the suppressor.
You can find my original design over here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2556614
This suppressor works way better than its previous interation and I had ever expected it to work so well. The only thing I hear is the sound of the hammer hitting the valve. Now I can comfortably shoot it outside whithout having to worry about my neighbours.
And the total cost is less than $5,-.
Make sure to post the results when you made one for yourself.
Print Settings
Printer:
Da Vinci Mini
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
100%
Notes:
DO NOT USE YOUR SLICER’S GENERATED SUPPORTS!
It will most likely put support material inside the suppressor. I have included a model with supports. These might look weird, but they work extremely well.
Chose strength over looks!
You will need around 30 m of plastic for this project.
Post-Printing
Post-Printing work on the suppressor:
After the suppressor is printed, true up the inner holes with a 5.0 mm drillbit.
Then true up the hole that goes around the muzzle of the barrel with a 8.0 mm drillbit. This hole locks the barrel in place, so take your time. Use some sandpaper or a 11.2 mm drillbit to clean up the hole in witch the barrel must fit.
I put some carbon vinyl around the barrel just for asthetics.
Also to take away the cheap plasticy look I sanded it with 250 grid sandpaper and buffed it with some scotch-brite. This gives it the sort of weathered look.