Gryphon DIY Kit

2 customer reviews

US$119.99

This listing is for a DIY kit. Assembly required. The Gryphon is an electric, flywheel blaster design by Flygonial. Thin frame, but a good overall length, the Gryphon is a great primary flywheeler.

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Categories: 3D Printed Item, Gryphon, printed-parts-kit, shortprintqueue, Complete Do-it-Yourself Kits, Full DIY Kits, New Products, Supplies and Materials, Flywheelers

Unlike a lot of our flywheel or electric blaster offerings, the Gryphon takes a more primary weapon class role with it’s larger size and options.

This listing is for a blaster DIY kit. Assembly required.

Listing Includes:
– All of the 3D printed parts and hardware to assemble the variant of Gryphon chosen
– Our modified and updated prints to aid in assembly such as labeled parts, wire channels, and widened through holes so they’re actually through holes.

Features:
– Battery powered
– Separate rev and fire triggers
– Thin frame for good maneuverability
– Multiple different stock, cage, and magwell options
– Buffer Stock includes sling points on top of buffer tube

– Default setup is 41mm crush flywheel cage, Kraken Motors, Daybreak flywheels.
– Hardware color Black by default, but Silver available upon request

Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 12 × 6 × 2 in

  1. Ethan Esposito (verified owner) –

    It was perfect got it built in an hour with some help from my dad I used a different battery connecter shoots across my entire coldasack over all a amazing perfect fly Wheeler dive stars

  2. Brent Doran –

    Beautiful print job and very well made, thank you so much.

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Can I use a woozi switch on a gryphon? hwang asked on November 16, 2025

Yes, that's possible. It would require some resoldering, but totally doable! Our Woozi Selectfire Switch is actually the same one we use on our Selectfire Gryphons. But the burst mode wouldn't be doable with the switch along. It would need the Woozi Board and a redesign of the Gryphon to use a 2-switch style pusher mechanism.

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 Frontline Foam answered on September 25, 2026 store manager
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How do you wire a gryphon without a selectboard? Jeungseunga asked on October 22, 2025

Good question. Sorry for the delay in responding. We have a build guide on our channel and site as well, but how it works is a mechanical switch that gets toggled by the solenoid, thus enabling semi and full auto.

 Derrikk Sun answered on November 1, 2025 store manager
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My gryphon auto sear isn't working and it is loose.The flap isn't pushing the sear all the way forward. What do I do ? Dat asked on June 15, 2025

Make sure the Auto Sear is properly resting on the forward 10A switch and that the switch is properly supporting the sear. If the switch is too far down or out of place, the sear could end up not being actuated by the flap. The AutoSear should be loose so it can move forward and back easily. Make sure the AutoSear also isn't getting caught on the solenoid return spring. It's a wide spring and depending on how it sits, you may need to file/sand the AutoSear slightly so it fits under the spring easier.

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