Umarex My 2 feet long Notos pistol

[nobody1]

This is the Notos in pistol form.
I printed the grips and the moderator insert.

At 2 feet long, it is majestic and just a little nose heavy

 

[DeanB]

Looks good

 

[RM.510bigbore]

Nice work!!!!!

 

[elwoodblues]

I like your grips got a an STL file for them?

 

[Bowhunter73]

Now that's Sweet!

 

[Firewalker]

I hope to get some time this next winter to start cutting airtubes and make a 12" Notos!

I bought some leather for the holster, this is going to become my ride along gun.

 

[nobody1]

I forgot to mention that the pistol scope on the Notos above has dovetail mounts.
The Notos has picatinny rails.

I printed these picatinny to dovetail adapters: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2168931

 

[hvacguy]

Any durability issues with printed scope mounts?

 

[nobody1]

Any durability issues with printed scope mounts?

No issues. I used PETG, like I use for everything airgun related.
Do not over tighten the metal mounts onto the printed adapter!

 

[nobody1]

You can print the entire scope mounts if you want.
In this case I only printed the adapters.

 

[hvacguy]

did you design the moderator insert? is the file available?

 

[nobody1]

The Notos moderator insert works very well.

You can find it here: https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=206735.msg156436122#msg156436122
You may have to register with that site.

 

[hvacguy]

@nobody1 is your cocking lever on the left side or is the photo reversed?

 

[Firewalker]

The Notos moderator insert works very well.

You can find it here: https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=206735.msg156436122#msg156436122
You may have to register with that site.

I got one too! That insert makes the gun silent and the impact LOUD!

 

[nobody1]

@nobody1 is your cocking lever on the left side or is the photo reversed?

The Notos cocking lever is on the left.
The photos above show it on the left.

 

[hvacguy]

The Notos cocking lever is on the left.
The photos above show it on the left.

Ah yes. Ive been reading up on the PP750 which is a similar gun with right side cocking. Got them confused