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Cricket Single Shot Tray

New guy here for posting.

I was thinking the other day about a single shot tray for my Cricket 22 cal. Then reading on the Talon forums Ernest Rowe mentioned using a Cricket 14 shot magazine for the single shot tray by milling out one of the holders.

My first thought was that you would sacrafice a $30, 14 shot magazine, for a single. After giving this some thought, the oring is removed, then one pellet hole is milled out for a single. The oring can be slipped back on and the magazine can then again be shot as a 14 shot repeater.

Anyway, just some thoughts as I’m about ready to mill one out for a try…I’ll keep you posted.


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Didn’t get to it. Busy collecting sap

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Eelect: How did those 3d single loaders come out on the printer?

quote LarryR:

I realize the 3D printer is the future (?)…but as for me, I still do it the old fashioned way…with mill and lathe,,,LOL

We don’t all have lathes and mills. But if you can cad and have access to a printer. You have a lot of options waiting for you.

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I realize the 3D printer is the future (?)…but as for me, I still do it the old fashioned way…with mill and lathe,,,LOL

We shall soon see

Larry if you get me the print for the 25 I will send you a mag of each free

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My grandson printed out a non-function AR15 magazine receiver on a 3D printer as a project in his class. I don’t see any reason the 3D printer couldn’t print out single shot trays that does function. They are marvelous machines.

3D-Printer?

I’m jealous

Sent 20 to the printer and see whats going to happen! LOL :rofl:

Well seeing as I’m not the arts and crafty type, I would buy a top load and a side loader if someone decides to make a little extra change on the side.

I’m thinking of printing a bunch of those. would it make sense to not include the option of side loading. I use my cheek piece and will need the tray to swing out to load pellet

quote LarryR:

This is what works for me…you might want to try your own variations. If you cut a radius on the lower right corner then you can tilt for easy loading,

Thank u for this great share

Thaaanks 🙂 I have to convert to metric 😆

Awesome
thank you sir

Feel like giving me the G-code? :8:

This is what works for me…you might want to try your own variations. If you cut a radius on the lower right corner then you can tilt for easy loading,


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yes yes, have you dimension please ? I would try it make from wood :whistle:

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