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comprehension is suffering too.0% guns are made at Colonial Williamsburg .
Other places - not so much.
The general lack of even a rudimentary grasp of math is very discouraging.
The USA is doomed.
You could rent the machinery out in states that it's legal to do so.Buying machinery is only worth it if you can bring your total cost well below buying the real McCoy. Otherwise you're just spending money for the giggle factor
Couple more steps and this is an arakboss threadYou could rent the machinery out in states that it's legal to do so.
Brings back fond memories growing up in NYC during the 50's. We would make the barrel out of a section of car antenna, the firing mechanism was a small door bolt with the face of the bolt filed down to hit the rim and instead of a spring we used a couple of rubber bands looped around the bolt handle to the front of the frame. The barrel was wrapped to the frame with a couple of rolls of electrical tape in case the barrel blew. To load it you just pulled the bolt back and dropped the little handle into the rear notch, put the cartridge into the barrel and flipped the handle up out of the notch to fire it. Total cost zero....Zip guns, nothing new here.
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YEP! Look at those slam fire shotguns people make out of some stuff you can buy in the plumbing section of the local hardware store. That is if you can still find a hardware store any more.Brings back fond memories growing up in NYC during the 50's. We would make the barrel out of a section of car antenna, the firing mechanism was a small door bolt with the face of the bolt filed down to hit the rim and instead of a spring we used a couple of rubber bands looped around the bolt handle to the front of the frame. The barrel was wrapped to the frame with a couple of rolls of electrical tape in case the barrel blew. To load it you just pulled the bolt back and dropped the little handle into the rear notch, put the cartridge into the barrel and flipped the handle up out of the notch to fire it. Total cost zero....
All you need is a drill, some duct tape, some lengths of pipe and some hot glue.Couple more steps and this is an arakboss thread
"Worth it" is in the eye of the beholder, but yes, you can build other guns with it. The main list is:
Is it worth the money to buy the machine, can you build other guns?
0% guns are made at Colonial Williamsburg .
Other places - not so much.
The general lack of even a rudimentary grasp of math is very discouraging.
The USA is doomed.
Not to mention fundamental biology and distinguishing between the TWO genders.comprehension is suffering too.
Oh man, don't even get me started on that one.comprehension is suffering too.