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Homemade guns and homemade ammo Ronald B. Brown
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Here is my weapon, i attempted to design a crappy pistol that can fire homemade bullets that are good for close range. Homemade guns and homemade ammo. I wouldn't say 'Im a professional on this, I'm just a newb in homemade air-gun making but I think a topic for alternative ranged weapons should exist for members in gun free regions, so if any info here is flawed, do correct me. Hitler was not stopped with reason or hugs, but with bullets and blood. Prisoners in jails have made some very impressive guns out of scrap for escape attempts. If you did not plan on firing it more than a few times, used low pressure ammunition and perhaps did some engineering and computer modeling work to understand the forces and materials involved, it just might work. But not zombies anymore because the hipsters ruined them & now they have jumped the shark. Homemade guns and homemade ammo Ronald B. Seams like a first attempt in the development of what my someday be semi useful homemade ammo. Earlier this week, Bangkok police arrested two men – 32-year-old Withaya Chai-Auari and 25-year-old Suriya Khoksombat – for marketing homemade guns through Facebook. Such guns lacked even modern ammunition, inaccessible to prisoners, so they usually fired metal scraps with homemade gun powder. Homemade guns and homemade ammo by Ronald B. History is clear on this: Hitler was September 16, 2008 at 12:31 pm. The design is very basic because im not too familiar with working with metal. Uuummmmm, right we are talking about homemade guns? Bows and arrows, needs training, used throughout history and apparently have a high potential to kill; Slingshots/slings, ammo, ammo, everywhere (click here to see a bullpup slingshot crossbow); Blowguns, anyone fancy poison darts? But why would we stop at weapon itself? Like, say, these devastating shotgun slugs, fresh from a Solidoodle 3 printer. The fact that we can 3D-print guns, each scarier than the last, is unsettling enough. Random mutterings about military history, firearms, preparedness, military technologies, and whatever else I feel like talking about.