Zenitcopy 3D-6L (M-Lok Handstop): FFFTech/FFFTechnology

Oh shit. It's Feb 24th, 2022, and you snagged a Zenitco RK-6L online for your tricked out AK. You ain't 
got no horse in this war, but U.S. Customs just straight yoinked your ruski merch. 

F U C K

Welp, screw it. Now you can have that same "not actually ergonomic" (Read Note) feel of Russian weapon accessories, 
without bribing the bois and letting them play with your booty hole.


The Zenitcopy 3D-6L is a... well it's a copy... it's in the name. (COME ON, WORK WITH ME HERE) The design is 
similar in geometry and size to the Zenitco RK-6L, with the added feature of mounting to the more common M-Lok 
rail system, rather than Basis rail system.



Printer Used: Ender 3 V2

Filament Used: PLA+

Print Settings:

Extruder: 220C 
Bed: 56C 
First Layer Print Height: .20mm 
Standard Layer Height: .16mm
Wall Thickness: .40 
Wall Perimeters: 5+
Infill: 25%
Infill Pattern: Gyroid
Material Flow: 100%

Hardware Needed:

1x M5x10  Hex Socketed Machine Screw/Bolt

1x M-Lok T-Nuts (Be sure both bolt & nut are the same thread pitch.)



Note: Ok I'm just gonna say it: People pay those ridiculous prices for Zenitco gun parts cuz (IMO) they see it 
in Escape From Tarkov, (When we fuckn actually gonna escape!?) think it looks cool, and(or) because they wanna 
brag about it. 

As a weapons accessory designer, a LOT of Zenitco parts feel blocky as a fuckn 2x4. Legit would rather whittle a stick 
into a foregrip, and use woodscrews to attach to my rifle, over paying for what frankly is rather uncomfortable handguards 
and foregrips. (Their norm grips be alright tho)

Rant/Note over; Designer Laffs thinks Zenitco weapon furniture feels awful.