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Hey, great video. What mood board tool did you use around the 1:25 mark? Thanks

The worst part of this show is the actor keeping his head off of the cheek rest, and complete lack of recoil. Other than that, it was entertaining.

If it was 3D metal printed it actually might be able to handle the pressure and be a functioning prop

I said oh shit that's cool while clicking on this video and is immediately greated by another oh shit.

Nicely done! I dunno how much this would help, but the original design was based on a simple .22lr bolt action rifle. If the interior isn't of high priority, you can download one of the many free available bolt action rifle model online (i've seen Kar 98k models before for historical props, but there are many other options. Just remember to get rid of the firing pin when printing), download a .22lr rifle snapcap round model, scale the ammo for the Kar 98k model down to match with the .22lr model, then scale the rest of the rifle model down with the same ratio. Get rid of the wooden stock,trigger guard,bolt flag safety, gas deflector, any details not on the Jackal model, create a new custom stock and bolt cap that fits the aesthetic for the Jackal rifle and voila! Of course, this means you won't get the satisfaction of creating your own Jackal prop, but if you're looking for a prop that can eject shells for cinematic scenes, then it's a less herculean task (still need multiple prints to get the tolerance right tho)

Great work. Any plans to upload the print files?

Is a rifle gun the same as a dagger knife?

You seriously have no interest in making a real working version?? Something wrong with you?

You could have gone to the museum and asked if you could measure the original gun.

Love the original movie and this gun. Thanks for making a copy. I hope you make a futher version.

Hola, sabe donde puedo conseguir informacion sobre imprimir en ACETAL en una k1c, gracias

Amazing! Liked and subbed!! Good luck with your channel and work!!

I think you did and excellent job! I saw the original film as a child and had wanted a working version all my life. I even had a custom gunsmith try and recreate the films rifle to no avail. The gunsmith just really didn't understand what I was going after, even with my explanation and reference pix. I was able to create a close version using a heavy barreled Keystone Crickett .22 single shot action and a carbon fiber stock tube stock with a AR15 collapsable butt pad as the butt stock. It looks pretty close, although a bit heavy with the bull target barrel. If I were to do it over again, I would use a regular Keystone Crickett and thread the barrel to accept a faux suppressor.

my man i was looking for this video since day one of the series i also want to make a replica of the sniper luggage bag its a bespoke thing

Nice project but calling this a good series.....my lord. The overweight lady playing an operater was the only thing that made me happy. There might be a chance they let me with my fat body play a seal team leader in the next series.

I feel as though this would be fairly easy to recreate with a CZ 455 barrel. The trick is disguising a full length barrel as something else

As a Product Designer, I run into these problems all the time when modelling from reference... Really nice video, great watch! 😎👌

Wow❤ we want to see it more

Awesome build mate. And great persistence. Would you ever put the STL up for sale? I'd happily pay for it..

Looks like he's modelling in OnShape and the files if anyone is interested are in the public domain section of OnShape for download. Not sure if they're the exact ones or re-worked.

Well done sir if you want to go down the rabbit hole of firearms I would recommend design the 5 part book series called the machine gun by cimm And a couple TH-cam channels like mark Novak , c&arsenal , forgotten weapons

Like the effort put in, I think you over thunk it a bit though there is a lot of data on uncle google about rifle barrels and length required for accuracy nice project don’t quit step back think have another go

I'm sure you thought of this but the one thing you could have gotten extremely accurate absolute measurements from was whatever rifle round this rifle chambered. Then everything would have been extrapolating the dimensions and sizes in ratio to it. Maybe their were no clear shots of it or they never mentioned what caliber the round was, or maybe you could have picked a common rifle round and started from there.

Cool prop works great as a display piece nice work.

Nice work! Whenever I have a project that's becoming tedious I always try to remember to never give up, but allow myself to give out temporarily for the sake of not getting burnt out. You have the right mindset. Try your damn hardest, give out if need be, breathe, assess, adapt, and overcome

A big fun of the original 1971 book and 1973 movie adaptation and having built perhaps the only shooting replica of the rifle that actually hides in a crutch, I was waiting to see if somebody would take on the new series prop rifle emulation. I also built mine thoroughly researching the book and movie frame by frame for any clues. I know the challenges….but it was true joy to plow through the problems and set backs. I documented my journey in a playlist on my channel with 40+ short videos of the progress. I congratulate you for your similar creative spirit and fortitude. Here is my most recent update of the rifle, making it look even more like the original. The second wind came to me after having watched the new series, although I doubt they have made real shooting rifles…. Cheers friend! th-cam.com/video/5uWCkLI0vqY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KmuMVqYYibiIAr1-

Are you gonna make the other rifle from the show? Badass BTW 💯😎

Good work. I do similar things designing stocks for airsoft and air rifles. It's harder than people think, especially when youre working from awkward screenshots and movie stills instead of actual technical drawings. The hardest one ive done was the black king rifle from Netflix's shooter series

You should make the leg brace. Or verify if you can hide your print in a genuine leg brace.

Amazing work!

i also love jack off

Can you tell me what CAD program you use ?

Nice job mate .I have a airgun made by brocock years ago still use it now and then which based on the jackle rifle splits down into 3 parts stock /barrel/moderator unfortunately these now are under a section firearm license. Next project how about Gatlin gun

can we get stl files?

piece of advice: whenever designing a firearm, real or prop, ALWAYS start the design around the dimensions of the ammunition. if the show is like the movie, the caliber and chamber is .22 long-rifle. the industrial standard dimensions for that round, like any other round, are easily researched.

Do you have any idea how many politicians and bureaucrats you made stop and think "you mean citizens can actually build a real assassins gun!?" 😮😉😂 Great job!!!

That looks sick! I think you did VERY well on the dimensions. for a 1st version it seems very usable. What would be cool is if you or someone else can figure out how to make it launch projectires. Maybe like airgun balls or thinner off brand nerf darts. Tho honestly, thinking about it and the small space you have seems to be a rather difficult task.

Do you intend to release the file? I'd love to print a copy myself, great job.

u think that's hard. try conceptualising the build for a total noob like me and an my 1st 3d printer an ender 3 printer ntro machine and starting from scratch using youtube. honestly its adam savage please come rescue me lmao

Sub 200 views on all other videos 28k views on this video. 👁👄👁 I think you found your market, bud! You did great, there is a saying in my realm: "Engineers dont make mistakes, we make revisions". This was great; and if you decide to make another after getting more dimensions or make it more functional (bolt, trigger, etc), I'd be happy to watch Rev2. Locking in as the 370th subscriber.

Honestly as a massive firearms nerd, I can say you did a pretty good job. I’ve made a few actually functional firearms personally so now I wonder if I would be able to recreate the actual rifle in a functional manner. Sadly I don’t have the required hardware to make one like this from scratch, but now I really want to try lol.

why printing the stock... when you should use a carbon tube.

hello sir, what software did you use ?

Well done and good work! It takes a lot to keep going, and yet you did!

I want it

From a story perspective, 3D printing a gun is a great concept, and recreating a mockup for a video is a cool idea. But it should end there, NEVER EVER TRY THIS for anyting else. 3D printer filaments or resins will never stand up to the preasure requirements of combustion. Just throwing that out there because you know some silly will try this for real and end up injuring themselves or someone else.

So considering the rifle is of a known caliber .22 magnum or possibly .22 hornet couldnt you easily get an absolute scale from the picture of the muzzle?

You made a toy copy of it, not that you made it

I haven't seen this particular adaptation, but I have RE'ed and built cad models of firearms based on pictures and calculations and understanding of the underlying theory. This is usually how this process goes, but there's usually a few critical tolerances, and the rest of it doesn't matter. I'd probably try getting an aluminum or carbon fiber tube off amazon so you don't have to print barrel components. The original movie used a pad from a crutch as a stock. Could also use crutch tubes or use those for model dimensions.

which CAD software is it?