General GunTuber thread

If we want to talk about guntuber adjacent people, AWCY is cringe in the 3D print gun community.
I don't know much about AWCY except from the part that they literally took their name from a fictional organization in the SCP universe (cringe) and they don't have the editing skills they think they do. Their trailers are dogshit.
Derwood has a huge chip on his shoulder over the FGC-9. Dude went ballistic once and accused DetDisp of stealing his design (fixing it), not giving any credit (even though Ivan and Jstark both credited and praised him in multiple podcasts and articles), and making money off it (even though DetDisp isn't monetized and just takes donations to help finance the testing).
In his youtube channel sometimes he posts derivatives of his design such as a bufferless model or a roller delayed PCC, and you see commenters cheering him on and telling him to patent his designs so that DetDisp can't steal it.... I don't know what part of "can't stop the signal" these people don't understand, but I digress.
Their efforts would be better spent learning how to operate a mill and lathe
One of the design constraints of the FGC-9 was being able to manufacture shit when you're a nogunz urbanite cuck in the middle of bugland, because if you could afford to move to the country and have decent machining equipment in the garage you would be already doing whatever the fuck you want without help from DetDisp.
Unfortunately our dystopia looks more like Demolition Man than the Kowloon Walled City, because at least there people could be living packed like sardines but nobody would give you the business for running your lathe until 11PM.
Two channels ZURAD and Morlock are actually working on a way to use CNC on an electrochemical machining apparatus - which could lower the bar for homebrew machining. Since the electrode doesn't touch the workpiece you don't have the issue of small desktop machines having less resistance to flexing or not damping vibrations as well, thus performing worse than proper lathes and mills too heavy to get into a 5th floor apartment.
 
One of the design constraints of the FGC-9 was being able to manufacture shit when you're a nogunz urbanite cuck in the middle of bugland, because if you could afford to move to the country and have decent machining equipment in the garage you would be already doing whatever the fuck you want without help from DetDisp.
Unfortunately our dystopia looks more like Demolition Man than the Kowloon Walled City, because at least there people could be living packed like sardines but nobody would give you the business for running your lathe until 11PM.
Hey mods if this is across the line just let me know.
 
I was told there were Black Rifle Coffee Company email leaks that showed the owner as a grifter that hates "conservatives" and "christians".
He gave an interview to NY times trashing his supporters, saying jan 6 protesters were evil chuds, and saying Kyle Rittenhouse is a racist antisemite.

This article goes over a lot of it.
 
Ian is writing another book. This one is about Finnish small arms.
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AWCY is cringe in the 3D print gun community.
AWCY is indeed cringe
They are retards who think that 3D printing a grip and using OEM parts for everything else is the same as creating a gun from scratch.
In the context of Parts Kit builds yeah.
The grenade launcher
*Flare Launcher
Derwood has a huge chip on his shoulder over the FGC-9.
Derwood is a massive fucking faggot and a gigantic hypocrite, He has literally said on video that he wanted people to innovate on the Original AP-9 design (5:00-5:03 in the linked below video) buts gets pissed when someone does. Like you said he is mad about literally nothing.
In his youtube channel sometimes he posts derivatives of his design such as a bufferless model or a roller delayed PCC
The WTF-9 (which became the current MOD-9) is decent but the roller relayed model you speak of is not roller delayed at all, it is Magnetic Delayed and I have seen no evidence that it works and everyone not in AWCY is mocking it. AWCY jannies also told people to mass report the listing of the gun (known as the King Cobra-9) when someone ripped it from DEFCAD and put it on Odyssey. Below Imgur link is proof


The link also shows a screencap saying that the Specs of the KC-9 bolt will never be released, this means that you will have to purchase (for $200) your KC-9 bolt. For a delayed blowback system that has not been proven to work at all and there is probably a reason nobody ever seriously attempted.

Yessiree a bunch of tac welded steel is worth $200

Also I may be misinformed but I believe that the KC-9 bolt is designed around the usage of a factory glock barrel (the protrusions on the front of the bolt face are supposed to interact with it somehow)
and you see commenters cheering him on and telling him to patent his designs so that DetDisp can't steal it....
I may be wrong here but I have a vague sense that Derwood planned to Patent his design regardless of any Youtube comment encouragement.
 
The link also shows a screencap saying that the Specs of the KC-9 bolt will never be released, this means that you will have to purchase (for $200) your KC-9 bolt. For a delayed blowback system that has not been proven to work at all and there is probably a reason nobody ever seriously attempted.

Yessiree a bunch of tac welded steel is worth $200
Holy shit that Prof Parabellum tier bolt.
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Yeah let me use commonly available sizes of sheet metal and square rod and hope nobody reverse engineers my stuff.
 
Not sure if anyone has seen this yet, but this was (owner of Rarebreed Firearms)Lawrence DeMonico's paraphrased stance about the whole Hoffman Tactical FRT.
 
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Not sure if anyone has seen this yet, but this was (owner of Rarebreed Firearms)Lawrence DeMonico's paraphrased stance about the whole Hoffman Tactical FRT.
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Patents aren't copyright. You don't lose it simply by not enforcing it. The 'they have no choice' line implies either they think that or they count on this common misconception to bolster their case with normies.
 
Kentucky tried recreating his nearly fatal accident by using the slap rounds he had left and then made the gun fail by using a round that would generate 190,000PSI
I was about to post that one. Given he seemed to have no issue with the previous batch of SLAP rounds he had been firing pre-explosion, I'm positive the rounds he was firing this time around were counterfeit. Even very hot .50 rounds are not supposed to emboss their headstamp onto the breech block like that.
 
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I was about to post that one. Given he seemed to have no issue with the previous batch of SLAP rounds he had been firing pre-explosion, I'm positive the rounds he was firing this time around were counterfeit. Even very hot .50 rounds are not supposed to emboss their headstamp onto the breech block like that.
I actually found that very interesting that they were doing that and I wish I could have been there when he told his wife what he was planning on doing in this video.
 
I was about to post that one. Given he seemed to have no issue with the previous batch of SLAP rounds he had been firing pre-explosion, I'm positive the rounds he was firing this time around were counterfeit. Even very hot .50 rounds are not supposed to emboss their headstamp onto the breech block like that.
Now the real question is where did those counterfeit rounds come from and who has been making them? KB certainly has enough contacts he might be able to get to the bottom of it or find a lead.
 
Now the real question is where did those counterfeit rounds come from and who has been making them? KB certainly has enough contacts he might be able to get to the bottom of it or find a lead.
I have a feeling these rounds have a habit of passing from hand to hand and at some point in the chain of custody someone is going to say they fell off a truck, just to avoid liability.

So yeah, I don't think anything will happen to the people responsible unless whoever was loading those .50s with pistol powder posts a selfie with their loading rig.
 
Now the real question is where did those counterfeit rounds come from and who has been making them? KB certainly has enough contacts he might be able to get to the bottom of it or find a lead.
I have a feeling these rounds have a habit of passing from hand to hand and at some point in the chain of custody someone is going to say they fell off a truck, just to avoid liability.

So yeah, I don't think anything will happen to the people responsible unless whoever was loading those .50s with pistol powder posts a selfie with their loading rig.
It's already difficult when they aren't legitimately or commercially available, but you also have the supposed excuse that they may be old and may have been stored in improper conditions covering any sort of intentional wrongdoing. It's a wild goose chase.
 
Kentucky tried recreating his nearly fatal accident by using the slap rounds he had left and then made the gun fail by using a round that would generate 190,000PSI
Wouldn't the threads on the breach be better off as internal ones with a threaded plug rather than an externally threaded cap? Like an Artillery piece.
 
Wouldn't the threads on the breach be better off as internal ones with a threaded plug rather than an externally threaded cap? Like an Artillery piece.
Maybe, an interrupted thread would definitely help the thing with faster cycling although an interrupted thread would be weaker. I doubt it would be weak enough to make a tremendous difference in overall strength but for faster reloading it would probably be nice.

@Smoke Manmuscle you were talking about engineering and material science earlier in the thread, what do you think?
 
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