3D-printed neck holster for .22LR NAA mini

[MR_22]

Ok, this is creative. I have a 3D printer and I never even thought about this. Check it out:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/North-American-Arms-NAA-22LR-or-Companion-Brown-neck-holster/223249959145?hash=item33fabc08e9:g:e-QAAOSwH2VZ~ifp:rk:13:pf:0



(Is this person here on the board? Fess up, if you are!)

I'm curious if this holds the gun secure enough to regularly carry. I guess if it doesn't, you can keep your shirt tucked in and you won't lose it.

If I had this guy's 3D model, I'd certainly try one of these. From having made magazine spacers in the past, I know things like this are hard to tune for exact size, given that tolerances for things like this must be very small and you also have to deal with shrinkage when it cools (don't we all!).

[Warthog]

Make 3D dummies for Rick so he can make holsters.

[billmeek]

If I had this guy's 3D model, I'd certainly try one of these.

Something like this?

https://www.stlfinder.com/model/north-american-arms-naa-22lr-or-companion-neck-holster-PYpoXS7j/7946434