Umarex Zelos Barrel Band - Bottle Conversion

Upgrade your Umarex Zelos with a precision-engineered 3D printed barrel band designed to improve stability and accuracy. This custom barrel band helps reduce barrel flex by securing the shroud and air cylinder, creating a more rigid and reliable shooting platform that reduces the risk of POI shifts.

FEATURES:

• Precision 3D Printed Design – Made from durable PETG plastic.
• Silicone Friction Pads – Provides a secure grip around the barrel shroud and cylinder.
• Improved Stability – Helps minimize barrel movement and flex during handling or shooting.

What’s Included?

• 1x 3D Printed Barrel Band (PETG)
• Pre-installed Silicone Friction Pads
• M3 Mounting Hardware (screws and square nuts)

COMPATIBILITY
Designed for use with stock 26mm shroud, bottles with measured diameters between 59.8mm-61.5mm, and standard stock spacing between shroud and bottle.

INSTALLATION

⚠️ WARNING! Before installing any accessories, always ensure your airgun is unloaded and safe.

Do not fully loosen the screws during installation, as the M3 square nuts may fall out of the barrel band slots.

1. Prepare for Installation – Remove any existing accessories that may interfere with the barrel band.
2. Position the Barrel Band – Slide the barrel band over the bottle and shroud, carefully working it into place. If needed, apply a small amount of silicone-safe lubricant to ease installation.
3. Secure the Barrel Band – Hand-tighten the assembly until snug. Do not over-torque the screws.

DISCLAIMER

The purchase includes only the 3D printed part and mounting hardware. All other items in photos are for reference only.

USE this product at your own risk. EVOLVE 3D, LLC is not liable for damage to your property or person while using this product.

WARRANTY

We offer a limited lifetime warranty on our 3D printed parts.

ATTENTION CALIFORNIA CUSTOMERS

This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to:

https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/