SW9
by nguyenkvvn original file by FreeMenDontAsk
Description
The SW9 pistol frame is based off of FMDA's SD9 pistol frames. The SW9, being older, lacks the enhanced sear housing with integrated rails that the revised SD9 has. This model addresses that deficiency by introducing a DIY rail spec to accomodate the legacy SW9 sear housing.
Variants
- SW9 OEM Magazine - Model to accomodate original SW9 magazines
- SW9 Glock Magazine - Variant compatible with Glock 17 pattern magazines.
Materials Required
You will need a set of each below for each [x] you make.
- x1 Parts Kit - Procure a parts kit of your preference.
- x1 Glock Steel Spring - this is for retaining the magazine release button
- x1 Glock magazine button - optional This is only needed if you are printing the Glock magazine variant
- x1 SD9/SW9 Front Rail Block - Front rails for the frame
- x1 SW9 Rear Rail Set - Rear rails for the frame
Printing Instructions
- Print with 100% infill, with four walls.
- Printing upside down is only recommended if your support settings are perfectly dialed in.
- Tree supports are recommended for easy removal.
Please see included PDF instructions.
Video Assembly Guide found here: https://odysee.com/@nguyenkvvn:a/SW9-Assembly-Video:0
Change Log
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v1.0: Public Release 1
- Migrated FAQ into assembly guide.
- Packaged for final release.
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v0.5: Private Beta Candidate 5
- Addressed sear spring backpushing into the frame, causing an indentation and creating a tough trigger pull
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v0.4: Private Beta Candidate 4
- Addressed Glock variant seating by -2mm towards rails to accomodate PMAGs
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v0.3: Private Beta Candidate 3
- Addressed sear housing seating
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v0.2: Private Beta Candidate 2
- Addressed trigger safety
- Addressed front rail interference with locking block
- Addressed Glock magazine variant thin wall
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v0.1: Private Beta Candidate 1
- Initial commit
- Supercedes fitment model
- Revised rail fitment issues in the rear
- Revised takedown spring area
- Introduced Glock magazine compatibility variant
License
No license has been selected as of 8/14/2021. Note that this does NOT give you the license to manufacture these rails for commercial use.