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Modified FTN5 9mm DCELL baffles 12.3mm bore, 34mm OD. Elegoo paht-cf, Custom modeled rear core with 3/4x16 threads for host adapters. Caused me to laugh like a mad man like when I shot my first suppressor. Grandpa's Maglite.

Grandpa's Maglite.

Form 1 DCELL, Grandpa's Maglite. Rossi R92 44mag, gunsmith threaded. Uncontrollable laughter.

Laying out the baffles on a 45cal Dcell, does a rough 30mm blast chamber before rear baffle seem enough? I added ribs in the chamber for her pleasure, and for hoop strength for the button hole.

I think they're sexy, and very quiet. 4 baffle stack with 1.25" blast chamber.

Dcell seems a hair quieter. Form over practicality.

Maglite FTN DDDDDDCELL on an AP5-P.

Bring your jokes fuckers. 6 baffles, due to miscalculation. FTN 5.1 max turbulence baffles, and a custom blast chamber / thread mount. Alignment rod was perfectly concentric.

Form 1 SBR approved a week after the 4th of July sales and everything is out of stock. I ain't wait'n. Onshape go beep boop, 3d printer go brrrr. I'm very happy with my FDE accents. I can go full black gun when the parts come back in stock.

Form1 came back and all the parts I want are out of stock, so I'm doing it myself. Stock v1 is too small, v2 comfortable but looks too thick, so v3 will probably a taller version of v1.

Case Kicker that ejects to the right, and kicks at the end of travel to allow for longer cartridges. Interacts with the Press handlebar, so the handlebar must be completely vertical when in the up position. Decapping Primer ramp included, as the Lee primer arm will cause the case to bind.

Case kickers speed up the process and quality of life for the reloader. My setup requires case access from the right, all the other kickers load/eject to the left. Figured others could use this too.

Two versions included. 3mm screw and #6 screw.

Hardware needed:

• Zip Ties
• Rubber band
• M3x+20mm screw or #6 x +3/4" screw.

Instructions:

Screw the kicker, mount, and foot together. Ziptie the mount to the left side of the press' front column. Loop rubber band around front notch on kicker, then feed the rubberband around the front of the column and around it to the back, feed UNDER the kicker and attach to the rear peg of the mount. See pictures.

Print settings:

• Filament: PLA/PETG/ASA/PA
• 3 perimeters
• 30% infill

Troubleshooting: If the kicker binds on the ram, slide the mount higher up the column

Case Kicker that ejects to the right, and kicks at the end of travel to allow for longer cartridges. Interacts with the Press handlebar, so the handlebar must be completely vertical when in the up position. Decapping Primer ramp included, as the Lee primer arm will cause the case to bind.

Case kickers speed up the process and quality of life for the reloader. My setup requires access from the right, all the other kickers load/eject to the left. Figured others could use this too. I'm quite pleased with it.

MODs: Links like this have been permitted in the past, but please delete if not allowed anymore.

https://www.printables.com/model/1776805-lee-challenger-right-side-case-kicker-v1

Was told they were all fired, good. We got hammered for a couple properties we acquired, they didn't care. Nearly had us blacklist Cisco.

Thank the Lord, it finally happened to me. 2 day sale, 30% off day 1, 50% off day 2. Bullets were priced almost current retail. Haggled a lot day 2. Powder is sealed and kept indoors. .38 and .44 brass is primed.

Edit...

Cost $360.

300 45 fmj, 250 45 lcrn, 300 9mm fmj, 300 9mm hp, 700 speer 180g .308, 600 150gr .308 fmj. 300 55gr .224, 150 44 180 hp, 1000 LRP, 3x H4831, 2x 2400, 350 45 brass, 350 38spc primed, 100 44mag primed, various loose bullets.

I do like em thick, but a slim waist is nice too. FTN 5 Rimfire, FTN 5 Rimfire Slim, SiCo Sparrow, all sound exactly the same. Nice and quiet.

The FTN5.1 PACK has the slim, it prints in half the time. All my 22s will have dedicated cans now.

Yes, I had two stamp approvals this week.

You don't need a stamp to print a loudenizer...

FTN 5 Rimfire with a little added girth for strength and drip. Happy accident with the grippy texture grooves due to over-extruding perimeters. FIBERON PA6CF20 on an old Prusa MK3S printer. It is more than possible.

I've seen people have various issues with Fiberon PA6CF20 layer strength with sub-optimal printing setups. My setup falls into that category I think, so I added more external thickness to the FTN 5 Rimfire in hopes to add layer strength. I doubt the cosmetic remix adds strength but I hear cool-factor shaves off a couple decibels.

Printer setup: Prusa MK3S with hardened 0.6mm nozzle, SUNLU 70C filament dryer (30hr predry), ghetto enclosure with plexiglass lid and 400W space heater fan with 108*F max thermostat controller.

Fiberon Factory profile modified: 290C nozzle, 50C bed.

Print: 0.15mm layer height, 4 perimeters, .65mm default width, .75mm perimeters, .70mm external perimeters

65% thru 22 hrs on print one. No print failures so far. Will report back.