Nerf Rival Artemis Stock (V2.0!) Attachment with Sling Points [Radiosilence187]
Nerf Rival Artemis Stock (V2.0!) Attachment with Sling Points [Radiosilence187]
The Nerf Rival Artemis Stock allows you to easily add stock to your Artemis. This is the Version 2.0, which now includes two machine screws and re-tuned tolerances. The screws go into the existing screw ports on the back of the blaster after the removal of the original screws. Designed by Nerf modder and fellow YouTuber, Radiosilence187 and printed in-house by Out of Darts. This design can be installed in 60-seconds with only a screwdriver necessary.
FEATURES:
• Add a stock to your Artemis!
• 3d printed Nerf Rival Artemis rear stock attachment point. This requires removing only two screws to install!
• 60 second install
• 2 sling points
• Designed by Radiosilence187
SPECS:
• Material: PLA Plastic
• 3D Printed
• Artemis Upgrade Spring• Artemis Pump Grip
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OUR FILAMENTS
We print primarily with Proto-Pasta HTPLA and PLA. Check out our full range of colors here.
3D printed parts should not be left inside hot cars or excessively hot environments.
I had to shave one of the holes with an exacto knife to make it fit.
But the new stock and pump grip look great.
I knew and heard that this product would be awesome. I didn’t expect it be as awesome as I originally thought. Excellent print quality, excellent hardware, and an excellent fit paired with a super easy install make this product 100% worth its price. I will definitely purchase again if I get another Artemis!
Very easy to slap on the Artemis with tutorial video, you don't want to take this blaster apart any more than you need to unless you're a very advanced modder. The Artemis with a comfortable adult stock is basically the size of a Hades with half the ammo, but oh well, still nice to have the option.
Easy to install and the video guide from OOD made it even easier to see what I was getting into before I got the screwdrivers out.
This attachment isn't going anywhere once it's fully installed. However, the hex screws that you screw into the rear of the blaster are too long and the screw holes for said screws were way too small.