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There's no discharge in the war!

File: 656cd6145689de3⋯.jpg (1.1 MB,4128x3096,4:3,btx72w9nsl711.jpg)

1d9491 No.611533 [Last50 Posts]

Last thread reached bump limit. Post homemade weaponry, instructions and projects. This is not limited to just firearms.

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c34cb7 No.611537

Shit ton of work went into that, impressive. Very overbuilt for a .22 caliber firearm if the placard is to be believed.

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ac76ea No.611539

File: 4cc8541e4b2a0d3⋯.jpg (64.37 KB,892x675,892:675,Kimber 1911.jpg)

>>611537

It looks very plain aside from the furnishings, anon. He just got his lines right which seems to be a big issue for people.

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9734d7 No.611563

>>611533

Why in .22 ?

I mean the most common caliber in Europe is 9mm.

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ac76ea No.611564

File: d7dc8771bc0d13d⋯.jpg (38.35 KB,400x300,4:3,789678588improguns.jpg)

File: 66705a1c5bd59e2⋯.jpg (206.66 KB,1645x864,1645:864,656565356revolvers.jpg)

File: 0c58232cf761bcc⋯.jpg (950.65 KB,1920x2664,80:111,67784523579improguns.jpg)

>>611563

Reasons.

The most common might not be the best for a particular role, for instance.

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e65d07 No.611565

>>611564

>chink deagle/usp match/tt-33

Feels like a child of a dystopian hong kong. AKA: hong kong

Also, while 9mm may be the most available europe wide. .22 may be easier to get in kurwa land.

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ac76ea No.611569

File: fea0c88fa80b605⋯.jpg (179.2 KB,1599x1066,3:2,1345879548155.jpg)

File: c0bfd87b349483c⋯.jpg (55.43 KB,600x450,4:3,derpy harry.jpg)

File: ef6823b32734760⋯.jpg (143.2 KB,836x941,836:941,homebuilt 50ae.jpg)

>>611565

.22 is also relatively quiet compared to other calibers, even unsuppressed.

Might give a reason for the scope.

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eecaa0 No.611570

>>611569

>Homemade weapons thread

>clearly labelled a Glock

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ac76ea No.611571

File: 30f225298752763⋯.jpg (58.36 KB,800x588,200:147,glawk.jpg)

File: d1552f79448243d⋯.jpg (38.95 KB,800x414,400:207,glawk_2.jpg)

File: 0b250ea7786abce⋯.jpg (60.1 KB,792x600,33:25,glawk_3.jpg)

>>611570

Just a reference for perfection we should all strive for when cobbling shit together, CanadAnon.

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9734d7 No.611577

>>611564

>Reasons.

>The most common might not be the best for a particular role, for instance.

If shit hits the fan you literally can loot everybody with a handgun.

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ac76ea No.611580

File: cd029c16d688b5c⋯.jpg (57.18 KB,800x600,4:3,67skorpionsmg-improguns.jpg)

File: b03bc5a38377d76⋯.jpg (141.98 KB,855x600,57:40,skorpionsmg.jpg)

File: b84d6c159fc4a8b⋯.jpg (184.35 KB,789x586,789:586,67567453411-improguns.jpg)

>>611577

I'm not sure if you're actually asking a question at this point, anon.

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9dc6e7 No.611583

File: b960ae33054d445⋯.jpg (198.84 KB,692x525,692:525,chinesehomemadepumpactions….jpg)

File: dada882cd70271c⋯.jpg (862 KB,2592x1936,162:121,homemadepumpactionshotgunc….jpg)

File: 6e6afaec1d9003f⋯.jpg (108.85 KB,800x600,4:3,74564698228improguns.jpg)

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289543 No.611625

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

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0e1dfd No.611641

>>611625

>not cutting the cooked knife with the uncooked one

The weak should fear the strong.

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ac76ea No.611763

File: 73eeb6e92bc1640⋯.jpg (60.46 KB,612x529,612:529,desi-gun-with-bullet.jpg)

File: b0b0490ba0072ae⋯.jpg (18.41 KB,400x292,100:73,7885633222679578.jpg)

File: 8027425232747ac⋯.jpg (163.78 KB,931x672,133:96,indiaillegalguns.jpg)

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c34cb7 No.611770

>>611763

Speaking of India, I remember a thread on an Indian weapons forum some years back where a police man posted the contents of their weapons storage at the station. It was an amazing assortment, all sort of Lee-Enfields, Webleys, a Webley-Fosbery, .476 Enfield revolvers, Sten guns, Bren guns, Thompsons, Greener riot guns. It was an amazing cache that will die on that continent thanks to their strict gun laws. They're still sitting on piles of Ishapore 2A1s that I wish they would send to the US. Another fun fact, the last run of .303 British chamberd Lee-Enfield No.1 MkIII's was made in the 1980's at Ishapore during a rise in tensions between Indian and China.

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ac76ea No.611772

File: 7f261e2e4d5b241⋯.jpg (409.41 KB,1011x768,337:256,indianhomemadepistol6329im….jpg)

File: f4d0e9c2efefa9d⋯.jpg (61.72 KB,650x488,325:244,7453636228.jpg)

>>611770

Yeah, India is all sorts of fugged.

But hey, at least they have .32 S&W not-Webleys to reach for if someone tries to kill them with an actual weapon!

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9d1e93 No.611806

File: f6e0c09242b6336⋯.pdf (4.53 MB,volume 1.pdf)

File: 9c521fdee51fa2d⋯.pdf (5.53 MB,volume 3.pdf)

File: 78af4dc67d1c9be⋯.pdf (5.17 MB,volume 5.pdf)

Has anyone tried one of Bill Holmes designs?

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ac76ea No.611809

File: 79e4f0eadae70af⋯.jpg (119.16 KB,624x464,39:29,homemadefirearms6348improg….jpg)

File: 103c629777b2eff⋯.jpg (175.49 KB,1540x538,770:269,1331999709462.jpg)

File: 2bdaf40d61217f9⋯.jpg (21.11 KB,759x600,253:200,Hecho en Switzerland.jpg)

>>611806

I don't think anyone feels like posting their shit on 8chan if they even go through with it, most of the other thread was tossing ideas around.

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405258 No.611848

>>611806

Someone built the 9mm SMG from his fourth book.

https://invidio.us/watch?v=gNcLjtfj1o0

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0e1dfd No.612041

>>611848

Nice. I am torn on the music.

I wonder though: did that guy not use any coolant for his tools? I know some people don't like to use coolant because it's a hassle to clean, but not cooling your tooling make you look like a drooling retard.

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71fbf9 No.612050

>>612041

It's a manual machine, you're not cutting at sanic fast SFM, it's really not necessary for low intensity work. Plus, not everyone has the whole setup of pump, nozzle, basin, filter, et al. I would've at least used some cutting oil when chasing the threads, though.

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0e1dfd No.612216

>>612050

You don't need a whole setup for some coolant, just an old gatorrade bottle and a bowl.

Do you mean manual as in hand-cranked, or manual as in non-comper-assisted? Cooling can certainly be useful for the latter too.

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f0953f No.612219

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>>612216

I mean 'manual' as in a non-numerically-controlled machine that may or may not have a power feed. Not unless we're talking about something like a 19th century treadle lathe.

And yeah, you can apply coolant with a spray bottle or similar, but in my experience that tends to turn it into a three handed operation.

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dfe976 No.612701

>>611848

>that music

>welding barrel

I may sound like a purists but god damn the only thing I would weld shit on is the receiver.

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65fbcc No.612708

File: fc57bd76cb16b76⋯.jpg (68.44 KB,476x447,476:447,1417537481279.jpg)

>>611563

>9mm more common than 22lr

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9d1e93 No.612863

>>611809

I'm not asking for pics or personal information, just advice if the designs are sound or if time would be better spent using other manuals.

>>611848

Very nice, thank you.

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89f25f No.612891

File: a86230f3487d29d⋯.png (704.28 KB,600x450,4:3,1519975279001.png)

>>612708

Yeah because Police and Military carry 22lr and not 9mm right?!

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e9edad No.612894

>>611625

y'ave a loicense for that pasta?

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8eba9d No.613243

Does anyone have information on the topic milled vs stamped vs welded?

Milling is the most expensive but accurate way, stamped seems to be a middle way and welding everything together is pretty much the most "ghetto" way.

Is there any gun where most parts are stamped?

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0e1dfd No.613259

>>613243

>Is there any gun where most parts are stamped?

< a German.

You never served in the army, did you?

MG42 and MG3

Alle Sturmgewehre

The G3/CETME and derivated (MP5)

Early AKs

The Volkspistole

SA80 used lots of stamped parts as far as I know

Also: you got your terminology all wrong.

Milling and Stamping are forming processes. You use them to form a part of a certain shape. Welding is a connection method. You use welding to connect two or more pieces.

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8eba9d No.613268

>>613259

>MG42

>going full retard

>G3/CETME/MP5

>AKs

I already knew that.

>Also: you got your terminology all wrong.

>Milling and Stamping are forming processes

Nope, Nope.

For AK receivers and G3/Mp5 receivers you can just stamp a metal plate to get a receiver and press them in form with a jig.

For an AK Receiver you can actually mill just 3 plates of metal together.

While making a M4/16/Ar 15 Receiver you have to mill that fucking thing it out of an piece of aluminum.

Or is there a stamped M16 Receiver I'm not aware of?

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ac76ea No.613270

>>613268

>mill just 3 plates of metal together

you what

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8eba9d No.613271

>>613270

Sorry I meant welding.

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0e1dfd No.613280

File: b621bd69be8703e⋯.jpg (228.49 KB,900x527,900:527,Umformverfahren-Hauptgrupp….jpg)

File: c38c17ab2199562⋯.pdf (134.47 KB,DIN 8580.pdf)

>>613268

You completely misunderstood me.

Maybe you should read DIN 8580. Get learned, strelok.

Milling (dt.: Fräsen) is a separating shape-giving process (dt.: Trennender Formveränderungsvorgang). Stamping (dt.: Biegen) is a cold re-shaping process (Kaltumformverfahren).

Welding doesn't alter the shape of a part. Instead it connects multiple ends.

Welding (dt.: Schweißen) is a connection process which used Welding (dt.: Fügen durch Schweißlen).

Fuck Beuth.

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c34cb7 No.613379

>>613280

I think what he means is there are three methods of construction of receivers. While welding isn't a shaping method it is a distinct method of construction so far as firearms go.

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db3837 No.614608

i found this, what do you think of the method of creating rifling, /k/? There's been a few discussions about homemade rifling but no mention of this method.

weaponsman.com/?p=38241

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76423f No.614622

File: 0825b60804b50a9⋯.jpg (70.54 KB,640x426,320:213,vintage-sporting-equipment….jpg)

Would small dumbbells make a good self defense weapon?

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d77eb4 No.614623

>>614622

Yes, concealing them would be your main issue due to length, but they'd be excellent hand load and blunt impact devices.

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76423f No.614630

>>614623

What if you walk around with them like you're trying to lose weight?

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08120f No.614637

>>614630

I'd ask why you don't have wrist weights instead

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d77eb4 No.614647

>>614637

Wrist weight would make excellent handload devices as well but wouldn't be as good a blunt instrument as the dumbbell.

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08120f No.614650

>>614647

True, but they're easier to explain than dumbbells when you're out and about

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76423f No.614652

File: 5fccd6a8cb2aa29⋯.jpg (6.43 KB,148x250,74:125,1352497701161s.jpg)

>>614650

I have coronary aneurysms. So because of a hear cath picture that was taken at the age of 5 I have a get out of jail card, for is I do shoot somebody.

Being on blood thinners helps as well to make a case of why I should be able to escalate.

I can say that I was afraid of bleeding to death, or having my heart rupture because of physical violence.

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0e1dfd No.614656

>>614608

As I understand it, you are basically inserting a steel rod into your barrel that seals the walls off, expect for the places you want the rifling to be. Then you pump salt water through those holes and hook it up with a weak electric current. This makes the metal rust away in the spots where it actually contacts the water, leaving you with a very shallow rifling.

Looks easy enough, and very easy to reproduce reliably. Making the insert would be the hardest part, and the fag in the link you posted (as well as his sources) use 3D printed inserts. You could just take a rod with a rectangular cross section and twist it to get the same effect.

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4bb8dd No.615645

>>612891

thats not what more common means

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4bb8dd No.615794

File: 40583b4e70ee299⋯.jpg (65.51 KB,800x516,200:129,78235629567.jpg)

File: b3daf12c86230f1⋯.jpg (64.69 KB,774x629,774:629,2672329592852.jpg)

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422477 No.615885

File: f568ac2a8b74cb8⋯.jpg (59.26 KB,1280x720,16:9,21c7d1872efea78bf6f18dc2ce….jpg)

>Open Bolt Action

>Closed Bolt Action

>Short Recoil Action

>Gas operated System

>Straight Blowback System

>Delayed Blowback System

Just fry my brain up senpai

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ac76ea No.615896

File: af245880ca4bc97⋯.jpg (136.65 KB,1000x635,200:127,2009-07-29_M1896-2-2009073….jpg)

File: 5997c14f3b25235⋯.jpg (67.23 KB,864x365,864:365,1888-2008-07-20_Funktion-2….jpg)

File: 702b349739f2a19⋯.jpg (44.77 KB,774x492,129:82,1888-2008-07-20_Laderamme-….jpg)

>>615885

Shit's not that hard, anon. You're looking at the tip of the iceberg.

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16c779 No.615900

>>615885

You forgot recoil system.

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0e1dfd No.615901

File: a4fd6cb0997be5b⋯.pdf (9.24 MB,1.pdf)

>>615885

>>615896

Literally space magic.

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422477 No.615905

File: df620e043af02cf⋯.gif (901.66 KB,498x280,249:140,31b76f9eef8bdc59b7fabd8c8f….gif)

>>615900

>>615896

And I haven't even looked into machine guns, lever action and other special snowflake shit.

>>615901

Don't come at me with over engineered german shit that doesn't work because it overheat.

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7328b4 No.615907

I made a spoon once. I took a piece of wood and chipped a dip into one end.

Shortly after I was arrested by the police after they detained me for illegal weapon carrying between my kitchen and my living room. My neighbours cheered and called me a maniac when my makeshift spoon was escorted by 4 police men wearing phone box full body protective armoured suits.

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16c779 No.615908

>>615905

Start with Hatcher's Notebook.

Relax.

Your just trying to swallow the camel whole.

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0e1dfd No.615910

File: 42613f690ed0c6e⋯.pdf (10.56 MB,2.pdf)

>>615901

This thing is so retarded that the manual of maintenance doesn't even fit into the h8chan filesize limit.

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7c1f10 No.615943

File: 52e58ca3d649a39⋯.jpg (59.29 KB,720x514,360:257,43557451_2022678971122626_….jpg)

>>615908

Can confirm, Hatchers Notebook is a great start

Further reading can be discussed here: http://weaponsman.com/?page_id=13081

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7c1f10 No.615944

File: a9b23c2f784ed49⋯.jpg (40.22 KB,720x447,240:149,commies.jpg)

And if you're looking to find .pdf's to download, Libgen.io is a great start.

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16c779 No.615951

A close friend of mine is a master gunsmith.

He used to do an apprenticeship and I have a copy of his syllabus and bibliography.

Does anyone want me to post it here?

It'll take up 8 posts and I don't want to just spam the thread.

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c3d4cd No.615958

>>615951

Do it lad. We can't let precious info go to waste and be forgotten.

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8dd5c5 No.615961

>>615951

See if you can turn it into a PDF instead of posting the raw text.

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5bd3e5 No.615962

>>615885

There's like ten different variations on everything you listed there and then there's smaller variations within those variations.

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4bb8dd No.615991

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0e1dfd No.616016

>>615951

>paste into file.txt

>rename to file.txt.pdf

>upload

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16c779 No.616047

File: 1f10f9eb1921cf9⋯.pdf (73.39 KB,GSsyllabus.pdf)

>>616016

>>615961

Yeah, I'm a dumbass.

I should have turned it into a PDF a long time ago.

Anyway, here it is.

Unfortunately, this apprenticeship isn't available any more as the guy is working on selling the shop and retiring.

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a21fd2 No.617388

>>611772

Mfw right wing ruling party had made it even harder to get guns

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4bb8dd No.618138

File: 4c6d361c5fa1fd5⋯.jpg (557.21 KB,1141x1500,1141:1500,wertgwrithgworith.jpg)

File: 6bc8371b6d9d992⋯.jpg (595.21 KB,1128x1500,94:125,underground_05.jpg)

File: 297b26d37fec4c2⋯.jpg (608.46 KB,1130x1500,113:150,underground_04.jpg)

File: b1b2f48ea692a88⋯.jpg (564.75 KB,1130x1500,113:150,underground_03.jpg)

File: 7fd72de2806a52e⋯.jpg (517.04 KB,1128x1500,94:125,underground_02.jpg)

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4bb8dd No.618149

File: 1399789c967d213⋯.jpg (495.2 KB,1134x1500,189:250,underground_01.jpg)

>>618138

whoops forgot one

also i posted them backwards or something

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4bb8dd No.618194

File: dbbfc4591ffe400⋯.webm (3.65 MB,540x360,3:2,fullauto.webm)

File: 180e208bac3bd86⋯.webm (6.35 MB,640x360,16:9,mexican22lrsmg.webm2.webm)

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4bb8dd No.618226

File: 0a686ef5610259f⋯.jpg (158.39 KB,519x392,519:392,35301.jpg)

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4bb8dd No.618330

File: 24dd90110b9f896⋯.jpg (26.77 KB,650x386,325:193,2.jpg)

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4bb8dd No.618331

File: 88e58f9387ecdaf⋯.jpg (40.41 KB,597x800,597:800,5768-3.jpg)

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File: 6eff24b7d0a6da3⋯.jpg (29.78 KB,507x332,507:332,3472445.jpg)

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4bb8dd No.618788

File: 13fafad5d634f27⋯.jpg (72.1 KB,584x439,584:439,7456745218improguns.jpg)

File: b7711dc6528a79c⋯.jpg (48.62 KB,600x400,3:2,arma742973.jpg)

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File: 16f7fc9f8bbe6b6⋯.jpg (173.78 KB,600x549,200:183,Carlo-pistol-2.jpg)

File: 8eaef323fefc80c⋯.jpg (33.72 KB,464x421,464:421,homebuiltwoodstockpistol4-….jpg)

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4b5637 No.620182

>>611571

This reminds me of the thread on either homegunsmithforums or weaponeer about folks putting real slides on 20usd airshit glock lowers.

>>617388

Ofc, they don't want the minorities to have access to power, or anyone else not them.

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c34cb7 No.620191

>>620182

What was the result of mating real slides with fake lowers?

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ac76ea No.620203

File: 0c3d9875ede0dcc⋯.jpg (31.98 KB,600x399,200:133,p68-122.jpg)

File: 693198f736550e7⋯.jpg (179.63 KB,610x321,610:321,homemade-glock.jpg)

File: c671618572f5ae4⋯.jpg (135.46 KB,800x533,800:533,ds16.jpg)

>>620182

>>620191

Yeah, the airshit copies were similarly sized to actual Glock receivers for the time, so all you needed was a parts kit since the polymer doesn't take much of a hit when firing.

Of course, that, the Iron Glock kit/schematics, as well as Polymer 80 bumped up the price of the otherwise useless parts kits, so it's no longer practical.

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4b5637 No.620786

>>620191

They had to add some steel parts to keep the slides mated, but they worked.

From 10 to 150 rounds tested.

Some survived 20rounds before braking, some more. But what can be expected of a 15usd ABS airshit lower?

The more expensive glassfilled nylon stuff survived better (because airshitters want similar polymers to "real steel").

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96ef20 No.620965

>>613243

pps43 and grease gun. only things that aren't milled on pps43 are the barrel, bolt, receiver mating block. for the grease gun, only the bolt and barrel aren't stamped.

>stamped m16 receiver

that's the ar18

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1468ea No.621451

File: c597368348ae085⋯.jpg (258.73 KB,1280x853,1280:853,Syria2018-069-X2.jpg)

File: c82b95acf4411ac⋯.jpg (232.67 KB,1280x853,1280:853,Syria2018-070-X2.jpg)

File: 83d2ed0df64edd0⋯.jpg (222.24 KB,1280x853,1280:853,Syria2018-073-X2.jpg)

Not a weapon, so much as a vehicle, but I think my BTR-60 has autism. What do I do, /k/?

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c34cb7 No.621459

>>621451

Even the bird on the side is screeching autistically.

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c3dfaf No.621922

Somebody can post Luty's book as pdf?

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4b5637 No.622134

File: a8ac155c0eab05b⋯.pdf (13.01 MB,Expedient-Homemade-Firearm….pdf)

>>621922

These are likely the more popular one's.

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4b5637 No.622135

File: 89127fc78766062⋯.pdf (3.73 MB,luty 9mmsmg.pdf)

>>621922

9mm Luty SMG

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f8c81f No.622139

>>621451

Paint it red. The blood of anti-whites will make it more masculine and it will also make it go fasta

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42e7e2 No.622409

>>620203

It seems like that guy stopped making the marigold kits. Does anyone have dimensions for them?

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4b5637 No.622501

File: 0f573dac518a38c⋯.png (161.45 KB,705x477,235:159,glokwess.png)

This was a neat read.

hxxp://www.smallarmssurvey.org/about-us/highlights/2018/highlight-report-improvised.html

Did not know Provisional IRA trained FARC folks and used Colombia as an engineering test ground.

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74570b No.622513

I used to take a needle and put it in a mechanical pencil in place of lead. While it can break easily and won't do much damage, it is easily disguised and deploys quickly. I suppose if you dip it in shit or poison then it would be much more effective.

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52e8f3 No.622628

File: 27ba636e77ccead⋯.jpg (286.04 KB,1920x906,320:151,viet wood cannon 1.jpg)

File: 238c8644c7562de⋯.jpg (163.52 KB,800x948,200:237,viet wood cannon 2.jpg)

Could you just drill a hole in a block of wood, drill a touch hole, and make a relatively safe small-caliber black powder pistol? By safe I mean at least able to fire one shot without excessively endangering the user https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wooden_cannon

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a59f07 No.622636

>>622628

Why would you do something so reckless and foolhardy when you can get a perfectly good steel pipe from any hardware store or junkyard in the country.

The only reason wooden cannons were ever a thing is because they didn't have access to foundries or good metal in sufficient quantity.

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fa8650 No.624416

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
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28819a No.624502

>>624403

fun little bullethose you got there. i like the thumb trigger. This will make a fine addition to my collection. wonder if ill ever actually build them

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084c1c No.624746

File: 8d6dca76049f420⋯.jpg (464.32 KB,904x1280,113:160,norsecombigg6.jpg)

File: a47f0c3012363d7⋯.jpg (49.02 KB,772x580,193:145,90c0f44112136cf542f8f11da2….jpg)

>>615885

>toggle lock action

>roller delayed action

>short stroke rotating bolt

>long stroke rotating bolt

>straight pull bolt action

and don't forget

>norse magic incomprehensible action

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cad35f No.624900

File: ec32b99cae0d64a⋯.jpg (65.22 KB,640x362,320:181,improvisedshotgun89352.jpg)

dead niggers

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b30b26 No.631878

Do you think ATF would regard the VG1-5 as "easily convertible"? I feel like it would be a good action for a homebuild semi-auto. I plan on using an AR-15 trigger pack since that pleases the ATF and they're cheap and easy to find. I just feel like the unlocked nature of the action may make the Feds antsy. Did Ian's vaporware VG1-5 project need any mods to get BATFE approval, or had they gotten to the point of requesting approval yet?

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ac76ea No.631887

File: 004737bd37add99⋯.jpg (64.04 KB,640x480,4:3,1319231578256.jpg)

>>631878

The Gustloff Volkssturmgewehr is hammer-fired and uses a closed bolt, and all rifles actually produced and can be copied are semi-automatic only as the fully-automatic version was a prototype that was never actually made.

>unlocked nature of the action

Blowback firearms are not illegal, anon.

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c34cb7 No.631999

>>631887

I didn't say they were illegal, but BATFE is an inconsistent son of a bitch that is intentionally vague about "easily convertible". The only criteria I know of is no open bolts, but plenty of closed bolts have been given the no-go for whatever reason. Constant point of consternation for semi-auto builders working off of obscure parts kits. Then we can all remember the whole shoe string debacle. Or the time they seized a bunch of airsoft guns. I just know the a blowback firearm of any variety is tends to be more mechanically pliant in this regard than a locking action.

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ac76ea No.632019

>>631999

>plenty of closed bolts have been given the no-go for whatever reason

You're going to have to link them, because they're more heavy-handed on fire control groups or the ability to attach an FA FCG to a firearm.

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c34cb7 No.632028

>>632019

What I had in mind is most of your machinegun parts kits build where modifications are required to prevent the insertion of full-auto internals. This generally includes unmodified bolt assemblies. Even lacking such internals, and lacking the ability to fire automatically as such, they'll still land you in hot water. Your reduced ID tube guns and anything that requires a denial island fall under that. Oh fuck it. I'll build the damned thing and they can come get it if they want it that bad.

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c34cb7 No.632030

>>632028

"Land you in hot water" is in reference to using a receiver that, even if constructed for semi-automatic fire, can still fit enough original internal parts to displease ATF. Whatever line that happens to be, but fitting the original bolt in a semi-automatic sten, Maxim, or M1919 is a known no-no regardless of the firing style of the end product.

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3347cd No.632087

File: b79f40e463b4796⋯.png (56.96 KB,1348x470,674:235,0B15488C-A7CD-49B8-A73A-5F….png)

Well, there’s always this minecraft mod too.

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624b99 No.632101

Wish there was more threads like this…

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d96b0f No.632106

>>632101

These are good threads, and we need to focus on ignoring bad thread, ignoring bait threads, and ignoring non-contributory threads. Continue to add to the conversation and be a part of the community. Encourage full sentences and thought out ideas and we might salvage it.

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302f15 No.632122

>>611569

>that filename

I can't

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302f15 No.632123

>>614622

they make your arms into excellent self defense weapons. go lift some more

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4d7055 No.632316

where would i find information for making guns. i want a small shotgun for home defence and a rifle for hunting. i have no tools for cutting metal. i downloaded all the pdfs in this thread. if i made a full auto .22 in the usa would they give me the death penalty?

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c34cb7 No.632323

>>632316

No death penalty, you'd get 20 years Federal prison. Lots more info in stickied pdf thread in catalog. It will be difficult to make good guns without tools. Getting even just a drill press would help greatly.

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9c2c08 No.632330

File: b56d38b2d30ccb7⋯.jpeg (160.39 KB,1000x671,1000:671,AMERIKA.jpeg)

>>632316

>.22 full auto

Any simple blowback design should work. As for good information on making guns, check the Complete Blueprints thread >>>/k/592866, somebody posted like 30 scrapyard Brazil-tier level guns from Parabellum etc.

Viva la Revolution

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7e9d6b No.635692

File: cd36f3851a0526b⋯.png (968.38 KB,1920x1080,16:9,1510004517563.png)

How durable would be a M4 lower made with metal casting?

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53e858 No.635700

File: 7a5d8b35d2ae86a⋯.jpg (161.02 KB,1440x960,3:2,Aluminium Casting Examples….jpg)

>>635692

Lost-wax casting is used for everything from engine blocks to pic related, including firearms. The best known example here is Ruger, but if you search a bit you'll find plenty of companies who do this. For some reason the average Fudd believes that anything not machined from a solid block of metal will fall apart, but that's false.

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7e9d6b No.635708

Invidious embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>>635700

>Lost-wax casting

I thought of an less time and work consuming way.

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74c249 No.635711

>>635708

Half the point of lost-wax casting is that it's less of a pain in the ass than making green sand cores. Plus you can cast in undersized holes and threads to save you having to locate them later.

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53e858 No.635712

>>635708

If you want to minimize the overall work required, then lost-foam casting is even simpler, as you can leave out one step: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost-foam_casting In theory you can use polystyrene in a 3D printer, but I'm not that knowledgeable of that witchcraft.

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7e9d6b No.635721

File: 1f00f0c266fef18⋯.jpg (29.63 KB,680x544,5:4,1494520150002.jpg)

>>635712

thanks

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209200 No.635728

>>635712

>In theory you can use polystyrene in a 3D printer, but I'm not that knowledgeable of that witchcraft.

The polystyrene that you use in a 3D printer is solid just like as if you were printing with PLA or ABS/ASA.

One thing which isn't immediately obvious when it comes to lost plastic or lost foam methods is that you need to be sure that you have gotten rid of all the material before you pour the aluminium. The reason being is that aluminium likes to react with carbon rich materials to produce aluminium carbide which is brittle and will ruin your parts.

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209200 No.635732

>>635692

Given that 3D printed plastic ones hold up just fine a cast one would probably be fine as well, the only real load on the lower is where the buffer tube mounts so if you want to be safe maybe cast one of the designs the 3D printer guys came up with as they are reinforced in that area.

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4bb8dd No.642908

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730f40 No.642911

File: dbf9789cc4afdea⋯.jpg (88.3 KB,1424x648,178:81,figg di.jpg)

>>635721

*päng*

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0c6e3e No.643139

>>635721

>>642911

go back to 4chan

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0e21b3 No.643273

File: 22416bf66537e5b⋯.jpg (42 KB,390x292,195:146,homemaderevolvingshotgunsc….jpg)

File: 7315f47d5ffc512⋯.jpg (32.24 KB,390x286,15:11,homemaderevolvingshotgunsi….jpg)

So whats the easiest type of ammo to produce?

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eecaa0 No.643290

>>643273

Black powder for a muzzle loader.

An amateur trying to make anything smokeless has a good chance of blowing himself up, given that the entire process of making smokeless powder essentially boils down to converting highly sensitive substances that detonate into a less sensitive substance that doesn't.

BP is about taking materials that are fairly inert on their own and turning them into something that isn't. It has risks of its own (it is gunpowder, after all), but it is not the same kind of risk.

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4bb8dd No.647174

File: 801b00e3587ee80⋯.jpg (65.57 KB,697x478,697:478,1548911062313.jpg)

File: 169d5c09b290c51⋯.jpg (80.45 KB,780x1040,3:4,dvij1r1uqaa6ww0.jpg)

>>643139

heres another frogpost for u

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085bf9 No.647180

>>643273

Black powder shotgun shells. The shells are fairly easy to load and crimp, and the smooth bore of a shotgun will be more resistant to fouling.

This will make gas-operated guns a no-go, but most shotguns are manually operated repeaters anyhow.

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0c6e3e No.647291

>>647174

Go back to 4chan

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0c6e3e No.647292

>>647287

>MYSWEETY

Don't buy chinese shit like this anon. Buy a drill press from harbor freight for the same price, much less to go wrong. If you buy the proper jig and aren't an absolute retard you should be able to mill out an 80% lower just fine.

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f2f1c7 No.647353

>>647292

He wants to make a 0% lower from a block of aluminum

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29e362 No.647354

>>624746

>roller delayed action

best action tbh

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0207ba No.647373

File: ebc1ed9e3feb582⋯.png (283.02 KB,720x2110,72:211,four winds shotgun.png)

>>632316

>i want a small shotgun for home defence

FOUR WINDS

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7eca6c No.647802

>>647287

It might be possible, but your depth of cut would need to be so shallow that it would take many hours to complete an operation. The feed motors would probably stall if you tried taking much more than .005 per pass.

You really can't get away from the need for proper machinery if your ambitions go beyond one or two small jobs. The ideal thing would be for a /k/ommune to acquire a nice machining center, but even something on the smaller side like a Haas mini mill is going set you back 40k. Jet has a few smaller machines that go for between 20 and 30, but generally the least expensive way to go is a used machine from craigslist (2000-3000) to rebuild and retrofit with ball screws, servos, and a controller. Regardless, when you factor in the cost of tooling, you'd be hard pressed to cheap out.

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db3837 No.647813

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f160cc No.647815

>>647802

I don't understand the common infatuation with CNC, nor the assumption that it's a prerequisite for anything. The only time you absolutely need a CNC is when you want some arbitrary oddball contouring that you can't do by hand, or else if you're tooling up to produce a million or something. For anything else, and especially for small scale fab shop one offs, a manual Bridgeport is more than sufficient.

t. machinist

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79f270 No.647835

File: ed43ad1da05941d⋯.pdf (2.64 MB,how_to_build_a_multimachin….pdf)

>>647815

Idiots tend to use CNC machine when trying to describe "modern" milling machines. Then other idiots with no clue what they are talking about take CNC and use it to meal all milling machines.

t. engineer

At least post the .pdf, nigger.

It's essentially a list of smart ideas you can exploit to turn an engine block into a multi purpose machine if you already have most of a shop available. It's meant to be a cheap and easy way to expand your workshop and learn something along the way.

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209200 No.647836

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>>647287

>Can i build a lower receiver with this shit?

No, machines like that are barely stiff enough to do UHMWPE.

>>647815

Its not a case of absolutely needing it in order to make something (although as 4th and 5th simultaneous axis machines become more common more designers will make crazier designs which will require it) but instead the increased productivity that comes from having even a low end CNC machine like a Tormach.

Sure, it might be simpler if you are just taking a planing cut across a piece of metal to have a manual mill but for even small jobs its becoming more advantageous to have a CNC machine. Modern tooling like high feed endmills also need feeds and speeds which are beyond what a human can do.

Hell, even race teams are investing in big CNC machines since billet engine blocks are becoming popular to the point where teams that aren't using them are at a disadvantage in racing leagues where they are legal.

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7eca6c No.647958

>>647835

Leave it to an engineer to look at a pile of junk bolted together and think "ah, precision machine tools." It's better than nothing, but forget about holding tolerances, especially with extended use. Unless of course you go to the trouble of lapping and scraping every mating surface by hand.

>>647815

It's a prerequisite for cutting any sort of complex profile without possessing superhuman qualities or taking many hours of work.

CNC is the difference between spending five minutes setting up for an operation, and running it in 15, and spending 15 hours machining manually.

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79f270 No.647969

>>647958

The cylinder holes used in that example are actually extremely durable. Depending on your weld quality and the tolerances of the axles you used I estimate that you can have the same accuracy for at least a year of continued moderate use.

I am not saying anything about the initial accuracy though, because it depends entirely on the axles you use and the quality of your craftsmanship.

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6c4b81 No.650658

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Jello knife

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682936 No.650664

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>>650658

Smoke knife

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95111f No.650750

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>>650664

Pasta knife

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221852 No.650800

>>650750

>>650664

>>650658

All those knives are old.

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600c37 No.650833

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Bismuth knife

>>650800

Old but good

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44502a No.658533

>>643273

Making shells and powder is easy, crafting a goos bullet is hard without proper tools

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364d2f No.658752

>>658533

You can cast unjacketed lead easily enough, they just foul your barrel quicker.

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f7e61c No.658761

File: 1a890abc8f5bf55⋯.jpg (2 MB,3872x2831,3872:2831,Eickhorn-Solingen KM2000 B….jpg)

File: 2a101e691c9fe82⋯.jpg (1.01 MB,1500x958,750:479,Eickhorn-Solingen KM2000.jpg)

File: 6a68bc47bfe885b⋯.jpg (105.42 KB,850x847,850:847,Eickhorn-Solingen Wolverin….jpg)

Is their any consensus on Eickhorn-Solingen?

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f7e61c No.658762

>>658761

Wrong thread.

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6b5b0b No.658905

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>>650833

Here's a bread knife

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4f006d No.658950

File: 26bbe07af1e5005⋯.jpg (83.46 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Badger Pistol 1.jpg)

File: d46509157efca74⋯.jpg (149.03 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Badger Pistol 2.jpg)

File: 2e47715e3645637⋯.jpg (82.81 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Badger Pistol 3.jpg)

File: 678a270dd093c64⋯.jpg (98.4 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Badger Pistol 4.jpg)

File: ff01a8d839c85d3⋯.jpg (336.62 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Badger Pistol 5.jpg)

Badger is a cool gun, easy to make too

I think its pretty cute & has a charm to it

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4f006d No.658952

File: e73bddfbd9ac7c5⋯.jpg (120.13 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 1.jpg)

File: 6f844a8eb1ee72f⋯.jpg (117.33 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 2.jpg)

File: c412952a33168d8⋯.jpg (136.14 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 3.jpg)

File: 7d66cdc31bae5b0⋯.jpg (127.63 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 4.jpg)

File: 9fa6896cb38583b⋯.jpg (247.84 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 5.jpg)

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4f006d No.658953

File: fbe9b4aff40fd7c⋯.jpg (92.43 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 6.jpg)

File: 9708e9b922e8182⋯.jpg (129.36 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 7.jpg)

File: 682e7f2ae4f66ad⋯.jpg (129.79 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 8.jpg)

File: 329b4848051a2e1⋯.jpg (75.79 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 9.jpg)

File: 6c659f40d2560e3⋯.jpg (175.46 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 10.jpg)

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4f006d No.658954

File: be2cdc28a71413e⋯.jpg (130.55 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 11.jpg)

File: ebc040e4a07cd69⋯.jpg (131.31 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 12.jpg)

File: dfabd77a0675d3d⋯.jpg (176.29 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Derringer 13.jpg)

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4f006d No.658956

File: 7a6cc3de4e66e00⋯.jpg (128.75 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 5.jpg)

File: 79db055d80826f8⋯.jpg (150.26 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 4.jpg)

File: 78e05717300c48f⋯.jpg (116.44 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 3.jpg)

File: 878b58b0a4aa909⋯.jpg (178.13 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 2.jpg)

File: f77fb87f3625baa⋯.jpg (134.06 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 1.jpg)

Khyber has a special place in my heart

Its such a strong gun, if you make it right, you got a gun that could last centuries

It also looks unique to me, compared to other types of guns

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4f006d No.658958

File: 03095a4b4d02a7a⋯.jpg (95.35 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 9.jpg)

File: b8d4dfa311e15d5⋯.jpg (144.95 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 8.jpg)

File: 1eee5c1f6b811e9⋯.jpg (151.62 KB,1700x2200,17:22,Khyber Pistol 7.jpg)

>>658956

oops, loaded images backwards haha

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4f006d No.658960

File: 92405a0db97894e⋯.jpg (195.03 KB,471x1468,471:1468,Pipe Shotgun.jpg)

I got even more schematics for bigger & better guns

If you guys want them, I'll give them

For now I'll stop clogging the thread with my shit

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4f006d No.658965

>>658952

>>658950

>>658953

>>658954

>>658956

>>658958

ps.

Heres a good tip on how to make firing pins easily

Use a dremel like a lathe

Thats it; it goes retard speed if you want it too, its small, its cheap, and if you want to just shit out some pins without a care, you got what'll do it

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4bb8dd No.662566

File: 6cb06f53e3d56fc⋯.png (29.53 KB,710x577,710:577,6cb06f53e3d56fca79c824ca60….png)

File: a59c3f153f97dca⋯.jpg (39.2 KB,580x427,580:427,524646787672improguns.jpg)

>>647291

here is another frogpost 4 u

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b25a3e No.662762

File: bf2d23fa9e2d4f4⋯.png (4.64 KB,692x322,346:161,hydrogencannon.png)

Hypothetically I could make a cool gun that uses a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen as a propellant to fire a projectile at high velocity, Of course I haven't done that and will not do that because that would be illegal in Canada. :^)

Because I can't post an image of something I didn't make I will post an illustration of the concept. You could probably make this with steel plumbing fairly easily and generate hydrogen and oxygen with electricity and water. A Schrader valve would work to fill up the chamber and a BBQ lighter can be salvaged for it's electric ignition system. Oxyacetylene would probably also work but be careful if you try any of this stuff.

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4f006d No.662844

>>662762

Of course you hypothetically could

As long as its hypothetically combustible & hypothetically in a container with a hypothetical ignition system & a hypothetical one way exit, you have a hypothetical cannon

Hypothetically look up the hypothetical potato cannons hypothetically made of metal, they are hypothetically very powerful & hypothetically actually safer

You can also hypothetically use propane & / or butane as your hypothetical fuel

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b25a3e No.663252

>>662844

I know that propane is explosive when mixed with oxygen but I don't think it would have the same power as hydrogen. I was doing some research and found that the US navy uses hydroxy mixture for some artillery so it's probably a better propellant.

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8731c6 No.663322

File: 4cb77524021ff70⋯.gif (826.77 KB,355x355,1:1,ebin.gif)

>>662762

So, a potato-cannon but for 40mm?

I dig it.

do it.

Wonder how hard a HE shell is to make with gunpowder and a primer that gets punched on contact with the ground.

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17738b No.663428

File: 83abef6528bed3d⋯.pdf (7.68 MB,9mm Bullet Hose - Homemade….pdf)

9mm Bullet Hose - Homemade SMG - Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms Vol. 8 by Professor Parabellum.pdf

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17738b No.663429

File: ee16742ab5e8f99⋯.pdf (1.31 MB,Homemade Break-Barrel Shot….pdf)

Homemade Break-Barrel Shotgun Plans by Professor Parabellum.pdf

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17738b No.663430

File: 73ba1203be74872⋯.pdf (3.86 MB,Stingray Machine Pistol - ….pdf)

Stingray Machine Pistol - 32-380-9mm - by Professor Parabellum.pdf

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17738b No.663431

File: ece4a3b2ccb822e⋯.pdf (2.98 MB,The Box Tube MAC-11 - Prac….pdf)

The Box Tube MAC-11 - Practical Scrap Metal Small Arms Vol.2 by Professor Parabellum.pdf

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17738b No.663432

File: 396ce899bd394fd⋯.pdf (2.17 MB,The MK2 DIY Sheet-Metal Se….pdf)

The MK2 DIY Sheet-Metal Self-Loading Pistol by Professor Parabellum.pdf

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17738b No.663434

File: 99f5d12e78bc51f⋯.pdf (5.55 MB,Expedient Homemade Firearm….pdf)

Expedient Homemade Firearms 9mm SMG by P.A. Luty.pdf

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17738b No.663435

File: 3bff88e55eb88f0⋯.pdf (9.34 MB,Expedient Homemade Firearm….pdf)

Expedient Homemade Firearms BSP 9mm SMG by P.A Luty.pdf

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17738b No.663436

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db3837 No.663452

>>663322

Is this AK with a G36? I can't recognize the sights or stocks they use, and the flash hiders seem to be from FALs.

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3a6ee8 No.663459

>>635728

So casting aluminum parts with paraffin wax is out of the question, then?

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aab96d No.663474

>>663452

Valmet and a G3, yeah

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aab96d No.663475

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57cc3b No.663817

>>622501

I thought about doing something similar back when I lived in a part of the country that had such buy back programs but pussed out because I wasn't sure about the laws at that time.

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57cc3b No.663820

>>647353

Fun fact, buying a block of aluminum that size is surprisingly expensive and when I looked it up it cost more then just buying a 80% repressive unless you were buying in industrial scale bulk.

The only cost effective way doing a 0% one is to hunt down scrap aluminum and cast a blank yourself. Cuts down the price to the point that can compete with just buying the almost complete lower.

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ec6c33 No.677408

Looking for the drop-in auto sear for the AR that was like, a block of aluminum that you didn't have to drill a 3rd pin hole for. It was like a concealed system.

Anybody know what I'm talking about? I might be imagining it.

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008183 No.677417

>>677408

A lightning link, though that isn't a block at all and iirc only work with some AR's.

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ec6c33 No.677423

>>677417

Nah, it's not a lightning link or a quick-link. It's a 3 piece, a block of aluminum, a sear, and a pin connecting the two. Can't for the life of me find it in my files anymore. It's very square.

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317468 No.678254

File: c3248a88aa1a424⋯.jpg (55.81 KB,640x480,4:3,rdias-s.JPG)

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62bafd No.680033

File: 853a91888d9b593⋯.jpg (557.79 KB,1650x2118,275:353,gorilla_warfare.jpg)

anyone know what this is from? my guess is some sort of military improvised munition handbook but I've not seen the original

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6f09a5 No.680036

>>680033

Various sources but a bulk of it is from Improvised Munitions, posted here.

https://8ch.net/k/res/480825.html#618518

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9ff6d0 No.680039

>>680033

Stuff on the right hand side is from the anarchist cookbook.

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9aa8c1 No.680044

File: efb6e7e26926565⋯.jpg (5.66 MB,4032x3024,4:3,20180922_153621.jpg)

File: ecbe9097dc0fbbc⋯.jpg (1.7 MB,2880x2160,4:3,IMG_20190510_200213.jpg)

Minty mc mint shitbox bootleg guns

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9ff6d0 No.680053

File: e52434a6ec448c0⋯.jpg (57.71 KB,810x867,270:289,why.jpg)

>>680044

>those fucking welds

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68521c No.680061

>>658761

Aside from Japan, Solingen Germany has one of the longest knife forging industries in the world. Any quality fork and knife for breakfast is going to come from Japan, or Solingen.

I don't know that particular company though

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d82270 No.680098

>>658960

I'd like to get more of them. What sort of blueprints do you have?

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299daa No.682463

File: 6605a90556bd0f5⋯.jpg (76.27 KB,1024x768,4:3,AK frankengun.jpg)

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7b0812 No.682471

>>678254

That's exactly what I was looking for, actually.

Any more information on those?

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cbe133 No.684450

ive been interested in building my own very powerful air rifle at home for a long time but my rampant depression has prevented me from doing so much as properly repairing my furniture, let alone building a gun

>>662762

>Of course I haven't done that and will not do that because that would be illegal in Canada. :^)

no it wouldn't be

>Oxyacetylene would probably also work but be careful if you try any of this stuff.

also no, it burns hot but doesnt expand enough. most people who get into hardcore hobbyist potato cannons still swear by flammable aerosols or butane. they offer good expansion, are cheap, and are safe to handle.

ps

>hydrogen

also offers fairly poor expansion and energy density compared to more conventional fuels. hydrogen is used in some combustion engine based generators because… uh… reasons, i guess. but there's a reason gasoline and diesel are more popular

>hydroxy

literally pseudoscience quack shit for retards. hydrogen with enough oxygen to burn is already "hydroxy" but without the pseudoscience quack shit. there are optimizations to be made in your fuel-air mix but "hydroxy" in its usual definitions is different from hydrogen and oxygen happening to be the same place and is, again, pseudoscience quack shit for retards.

if anything, a more viable thing to what you want for a gun to use in some kind of insurgency situation would be a hybrid diesel-air gun. some people already do it for funsies with normal air rifles, but basically you put some Vaseline Or Something in the skirt of a pellet and the rapidly increasing pressure causes the Vaseline Or Something to literally diesel and burst into flame, slightly increasing the muzzle energy by introducing conventional gas expansion by burning something quick-burning. it can also happen with freshly but very sloppily oiled air guns.

it's generally ill-advised because most off the rack airguns aren't built to take much higher pressure than they already use so you can fuck up your seals and such, most fuels that cooperate nicely enough to use aren't very good (e.g. vaseline will stick in pellets but will not actually burn that quickly or result in a ton of expanding gas, liquid oils won't stay in place nicely and could get into the bore and impact accuracy, etc), and in general it's trivial to get larger energy gains out of a combination of a larger pellet with a larger piston or stiffer spring or higher pressure tank and regulator or whatever than out of using such a hybrid system and trying to float just under the speed of sound rather than trying to shatter it (and usually failing) by converting your air rifle to a shitty version of a firearm. but it's a lot of fun because it produces a loud report and a teensy bit of smoke like you have a real gun :)

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