Henry AR7 survival 22LR stock

UPDATE:

I uploaded a custom stock of my own design.  It feels good and works with the iron sites.

https://www.printables.com/model/745298-henry-ar7-22lr-survival-stock

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EDIT:  I found that because there isn't any drop between the receiver and the butt, it's virtually impossible to use the iron sights.  This might be fixed with some tinkering.  I have not tested with a scope.

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This is NOT my design, but like it and want to make it more accessible.  I also included the grip I used (see credit section for source), and my modified piece that fits between the grip and trigger guard (which I ca glued to the grip).  I notched the back of the grip so could permanently attach it to the other piece and allow the 1/4x20 bolt to enter/exit.  I used a ½" long 1/4x20 machine screw.

below is file info from original uploader of the stock.

Summary

3D printed chassis for Henry Survival Rifle

• Total length is 16 inches (same as the barrel)
• There is space for 2 spare mags in the buttstock
• This will work with factory iron sights or an optional optics rail
• Total weight is only 250g

I recommend to print the chassis itself with 75% infill or more...
All other parts can be printed with 25% infill but of course more doesn't hurt

Print Settings

• Printer:

Qidi imakes

• Rafts:

Yes

• Supports:

Yes

• Resolution:

0.4

• Infill:

50

• Filament brand:

NA

• Filament material:

ABS

• Notes:

You might want to print the chassis with 100% infill and everything else with 25%

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Below are a couple questions and answers from post:
 

Hi, I love your project. Could you please tell what kind of grip you used here? There is a Troy in the picture - but what specific model? What kind of screw to look for to mount it?

Most grips should work that don't have an extension in the back. For the screw I used an M4 screw with an M4 threaded insert.

Very nice design. What is the purpose of the curved piece with the single hole through it? I don't see it on the final build.

Thanks a lot. The small part fills the space between trigger guard and pistol grip. It took a moment to get this right and you might have to tweak or post process this part. Much easier to have it separate than connected to the main piece