M107

Updated 20200330- Re-uploaded M107 model. This is a start-from-sketch hobby modeling project and is intended as a non-profit, knowledge sharing model. Updated 20180113- Full model down for another indefinite period. Updated 20170710- Re-uploaded full model. Updated 20170608- Have to take down model for an indefinite period, except bolt carrier for being visible on Grabcad. Sorry guys. To whom it may concern: this is only an educational model, not for live firing. The last time I uploaded a full modeled G34 with SLA printed photos, which took me dozens of hours in modeling while I was totally fresh in CAD, ended in stolen by someone (said it was modeled by him) and was forced to be deleted by Grabcad, because someone objected it. I felt frustrated then, for that I shared it for the love, fascination of mechanisms in fire-arms and ended up in nothing left. Seeing traces of copies still left everywhere now, while can't have my own one, feels really bad. Please, don't do this again. I don't mind to share my works, but don't steal it, don't take it away from my public collection. Let me leave something that I am proud of on internet please. ===================================================== Full M107 model based upon official explode diagram and photos. 3 versions of it, x_t, x_b, and stp [thanks to "matt187"]. Get x_b for smaller file size if there's no problem in opening. Thanks "yehualei" for renderings. Except bolt, striker, and butt pad, other parts should have reasonable features to acting with each other, following original mechanism. I forgot to suppress some redundant parts that are used for evaluating positions, so you will see few parts repeat itself over different places. Just choose one in favored position among them and suppress others. Few features are artificial. Among them, charging handle is the most interesting part. Though it should be welded in real world, I modeled it in separated way. When I was searching for the pics and data of M107/M82, I fou