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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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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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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