RUSTDigital · STL bundleRust P2 3D STL Files
About this file pack
Rust P2 STL files — 3D print your own Rust guns at home. Print-ready files for the P2 pistol, part of our tested range of gun STL files. The same models our painted props are built from. Instant download.
Rust gun STL & 3D print files
The P2 (Semi-Automatic Pistol) is Rust's reliable sidearm. These files let you print one yourself, at the game's 1:1 scale, roughly 17.5cm assembled. Small enough to come off the plate in one session.
What you need to print it
Nothing exotic. The numbers sit in the spec table further down. A few parts want supports, but nothing beyond what your slicer switches on by default. The parts plug together, and where a joint needs help, a drop of superglue is enough.
What's in the download
After purchase you'll receive a PDF by email with a download link: copy it into your browser to grab the files.
Files included
- Main Folder (12 Files)
- Info Sheet
- If you need help or support just message us :)
What makers ask about the P2 files
Will it fit my printer? The parts are sized for a 256 × 256 × 256 mm build volume. At that size or larger the whole set fits, and the P2 needs far less than that.
Do I need supports? On a few parts, yes, and your slicer's defaults handle them.
Does it come painted? No. What you print are the raw parts. The hand-painted P2s are separate products in the shop.
Is this a real firearm file? No. These are display-prop files for a weapon from a video game. What you print is a solid model for a shelf, not a functional firearm or any part of one.
- Instant digital download — no physical item ships.
- For personal use only — no resale or sharing.
- Digital downloads are non-refundable.
File & print specs
- File format
- STL
- Print scale
- 1:1 (life-size)
- Recommended build volume
- 256 × 256 × 256 mm
- Filament
- PLA
- Nozzle
- 0.4 mm
- Layer height
- 0.2 mm (suggested)
- Infill
- 15%
- License
- Personal use only
Maker reviews
Print questions
Which slicer should I use?
Cura, Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer — any modern slicer works. Load the STLs, punch in the values from the spec table above, and you're ready to slice.
Do I need to use supports?
Yes, for some of the parts. Nothing tricky: turn supports on in your slicer and its default settings will do the job.
What filament works best?
PLA. It prints easily, gives a clean paintable finish, and it's what we use for our own props. Avoid ABS unless you really know your printer and have an enclosure.
Can I sell my prints?
No. The files are for personal use only. We don't sell commercial licences, so printing to sell or for commissions isn't covered.