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Looking for blueprints Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 18:43:46 f30895 No.579729

Newfag here, normally I only shitpost. Lately Ive been collecting homemade gun blueprints as a hobby, even though I have no intentions of producing them. I can't seem to find any kind of semi/automatic rifle blueprint anywhere. (Revolver based would also be acceptable.) Anyone got one? I'm looking for one made from scratch, not a conversion how-to. Preferably anything that fires .223/.308 Pic related, is example. Thanks, newfag signing off.

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 19:59:28 fa588d No.579736

What's the point of collecting blueprints if you don't intend to do anything with them?

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 20:08:54 b4333f No.579738

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>>579736

because it is illegal to intend to build ghostguns but it's not illegal to ask for blueprints "just because", dense cunt.

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 20:14:40 8df7fa No.579739

>>579738

>because it is illegal to intend to build ghostguns

Not in the US, schnitzelsucker.

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 20:33:09 f30895 No.579742

>>579739

Automatic ones are, bruv.

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 20:55:31 bb7bc1 No.579745

there was a thread about a publishing house that closed down; is that still around? Must have missed it in the catalog. There was a book in it, used to be in the local library, about how to build a sub machine-gun. Plans were for a 9mm open-bolt that took uzi-style magazines, and included plans to make the magazines.

I seem to have not saved that particular PDF, but that's the one you want, OP.

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 21:00:47 8df7fa No.579746

>>579742

Your request included semi-automatics and revolvers, faggot.

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 21:01:18 f30895 No.579747

>>579745

I got tons of sub-machine guns pdfs. I'm looking for an automatic rifle pdf. Sub-machine guns are definitely more popular though.

Strelok 05/14/18 (Mon) 21:03:04 f30895 No.579748

>>579746

No Anon, I said semi or automatic. But revolver types are acceptable.

Strelok 05/16/18 (Wed) 03:56:59 b2f10a No.580024

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Check the wiki's, also

https://murdercube.com/

https://parazite.nn.fi/roguesci/index.html

https://www.pssurvival.com/PS/index.htm

http://libgen.io/search.php?req=Paladin+Press&open=0&res=25&view=simple&phrase=1&column=def

Strelok 05/16/18 (Wed) 04:13:53 d06299 No.580027

>>579736

Entertainment. Academic study. Reference material. Preserving knowledge for future generations.

Even if you never build, say, an MG-34 from scratch, having the technical data packet allows you a better understanding of the manufacturing processes used and design choices made in producing that particular firearm.

Furthermore, we collect blueprints for the same reason a zoologist or botanist collects gene sequences. As long as the pattern is in the archive, a gun can never really go 'extinct'.

>>580024

weaponeer.net is a good source for low-hanging fruit

Also, see >>577479