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      Talon Claw
      Talon Claw
      Talon Claw
      Talon Claw
      Talon Claw
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      The Talon Claw is a Mag-Fed Pump-Action Homemade Blaster design released as an Open Source Non-Commercial
      license file set by Gabriel Gough. Based on the Caliburn file set by Captain Slug.
      It is compatible with half length darts and magazines ONLY. Magazine not included.
      Will ship with the angled foregrip accessory. All other accessories are optional.

      Now includes the upgraded Vanguard Ram by default.


      Assembly Instructions: http://captainslug.com/nerf/TalonClawAssembly.pdf

      SilverFoxIndustries is an officially licensed seller.

      3D Printed objects can be susceptible to heat. Take care not to leave them in a hot vehicle or other such place where high temperature may be a concern, or the parts may warp over time.

      SilverFoxIndustries is not responsible for injury or damage due to misuse or accidents. Always wear proper eye protection when using and never aim at the face.

      3D Printed Blasters, Blaster Kits, and Blaster Accessories require basic use of tool knowledge for assembly and maintenance, and are not suitable for children under the age of 14.