ZF39 Scope Mount for my Airsoft Kar98k

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SpectraShadows

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Hello everyone, I am new here and I have one thing I want to discuss.
I have Airsoft Kar98K from Snowwolf and I want to get ZF39 scope mount for it.
But that can be really expensive. So I want to 3D print it or I can make it in work on CNC from metal.
But for that I need 3D models of said mount or blueprints.
I couldn’t find any blueprints and only one set of 3D models but person who made it doesn’t respond to anyone.
Can someone help please?
 
What type of Representative Sniper Rifle do You want HT , LT , SSR , LSR , SC or other ??
 
Dave Roberts said:
What type of Representative Sniper Rifle do You want HT , LT , SSR , LSR , SC or other ??
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There are so many types?
I don't know which one is it.
I thought the types are by the scope mount, nothing more. But I want this one:
 

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Dave Roberts said:
Here is a complete set up and it not to expensive
https://www.ebay.com/itm/251310914002?hash=item3a834c39d2:g:6ToAAOxy4M5R85G~&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwF777V7uC09WyD4b9P9RZW813GAltIcP%2BgIlYR0xuE566CUnb2D2tblO1o7dWkjykKbssRmhqnfqS9I9bKUD4%2BVdqFR29lPWmpAiJjfXy3zx7%2BDHPVPPm7bjp6gKlmSkUxHFKwlRC8B7gwVn35%2F7HKLcwD6OYchcywLFkFMe%2Fax9bnQegF1Hr5S4vgDEqrbxBG6Xd8DaRB%2BnZjkW5wK%2F3Od3tU26u%2FaGGPacqOSzFDwAQEU8Bp8N4SwH155k5Sa5Jw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR6Lc2IuTYg
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Thank you but for Airsoft Kar98k for 120 dollars that's too much. I don't even know if it's good idea to drill holes for mounts in it. I think I will settle for 3d printing the mounts but for that I need 3d model or blueprints to make the model. Is it even possible to get that these days? I wasn't able to find any of that.
 
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Do it the old fashioned way, which is still in fashion, on
a drafting table and create a drawing by Reverse Engineering it from the top, front and right side photos of each component - scope, mounts and receiver. Put the pencil and paper to work!
Then enter your data into Solidworks or AutoCAD.
 
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