Baba Yaga Combat Master Hi-Capa Pistol Case Insert for SRC and Trimex Arms Hard Case Red (HIA) 049

Baba Yaga Combat Master Hi-Capa Pistol Case Insert for SRC and Trimex Arms Hard Case Red

This is a custom 3D-printed pistol case insert designed for the SRC and Trimex Arms pistol hard case. It is suitable for Baba Yaga and Combat Master style airsoft and air pistols, including both gas and CO₂ models. The insert is compatible with licensed and unlicensed pistols from a wide range of manufacturers that use the Hi-Capa platform. The insert is constructed in two sections that securely push together to form a single, complete case insert. Manufactured from durable, high-quality PETG HF, it provides stable and secure support for your pistol, magazine, Co2 Capsules, or accessories. Each insert also includes a selection of spacers in different thicknesses, which can be fixed in place using double-sided tape or glue to ensure a snug, customised fit for your pistol and other items.

Features 

• Designed for standard Hi-Capa (Baba Yaga and Combat Master) pistols
• Sleek finish with no branding or logos
• Durable construction for long-lasting use

Specifications

• Size: 293-194-28 mm
• Pistol Size: 240-170 mm
• Magazine Size: 154-28 mm
• Co2 or Accessories: 90-40 mm
• Colour: Top-Black / Inserts-Red
• Designed For: SRC / Trimex Arms Pistol Cases (Not Included)
• Material: PETG HF
• Created: 3D Printer

Tested with the Flowing

• SRC Baba Yaga Beta Combat Master Hi-Capa Blowback Airsoft Pistol
• SRC Baba Yaga Combat Master Hi-Capa 5.1 Airsoft Pistol with Threaded Barrel
• KL Baba Yaga Beta Combat Master Hi-Capa Blowback Air Pistol
• KL Baba Yaga Combat Master Hi-Capa 5.1 Air Pistol with Threaded Barrel
• More pistols are being tested now!

3D Print Information 

This is a 3D-printed product developed by Ballistic Designs and its partners, freelance designers and supporters.

• Printed Using: Bambu Lab A1
• Filament Used: PETG HF (one of the hardest available)
• Print Quality Score: 5 – please see our 3D printed page for more info.

What to Expect

3D printing is a different process from traditional mass production. As such, slight differences in surface texture, small layer lines, or minor visual variations are perfectly normal and reflect the personalised nature of every item.