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miniature chungus said:
the feds sell them on alibaba and wish but I would only recomend one if your a hebrew israelite as the feds only ever seem to arrest white people for them
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They can be printed as well, ABS makes em reliable for about two 50 round boxes.
I would pressume that with the right annealing you could get one to work for a couple hundred rounds so one gangwar engagement's worth.
Bla bla bla not legal advice, comply with da law.
 
Improvised 14.5mm "Donchanka" AMR with comedically large suppressor from the Pre-SMO DPR.
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Also from the Pre-SMO DPR we have a 44kg 23x152mm "Anti-Sniper Rifle"
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Firing footage of the 14.5

FN Patent for a pistol that fires from P-90 mags, I am garbage at patent searching so this is the only image I have
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Shortened Houthi PKM in the style of a 249 Para.
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AGPinochet said:
So I found this fellow who had made his own Bullpup and it actually is quite an interesting design
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Assembled large frame/.308 configuration
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DIY Metal links for the M1337 gatling gun (it does not use standard M27 links but instead proprietary 3d printed ones)
Made with flats produced with a 20 ton press and then shaped with printed dies with "much less than 20 tons of force"
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Back in the day Ukrainians made what is essentially a Russian PP-90 (and they say that they are totally a super different distinct ethnicity and totally not Russians, while making the same guns at different times in different places)
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No Dust Cover, No Probl- well actually a huge problem but you can at least mitigate it with a string
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EggImpregnator said:
Yes. Glocks are awesome. Your light is too far forward though. Your next red dot should be a holosun EPS, enclosed is better than open.
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Thanks friend. I went out and got a new light with some 147 grain federal JHP.

An unrelated question, but an important one. Is it okay to buy Fudd’s gun oil to make him feel better? Every time I walk in any gun shop here they always have that “special oil”, I’m not using it because I don’t trust it. I use a cleaner oil mix when I wipe it down after the range.

I currently have two bottles of oil I never plan on opening because they look black as night.
 
John Badman said:
Thanks friend. I went out and got a new light with some 147 grain federal JHP.

An unrelated question, but an important one. Is it okay to buy Fudd’s gun oil to make him feel better? Every time I walk in any gun shop here they always have that “special oil”, I’m not using it because I don’t trust it. I use a cleaner oil mix when I wipe it down after the range.

I currently have two bottles of oil I never plan on opening because they look black as night.
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Motor oil has had insane amounts of development and funding put into it, likely billions, whereas basically all gun oil is rebranded or a rebranded mixture of existing things. Keeping billions of vehicles running is more important than most other things ever. Motor oil is high temp, can be as thin/thick as desired even below freezing, cheap, and is specifically designed to reduce buildup and wear on metals.
If it's not $20, make that ol fudd's day if you want to.

Your oil probably has molybdenum or graphite dust in it, which is good and itself is a great lubricant. Guns are dirty, so a little extra oil isn't gonna make them any worse.
 
Bilbo Boglims said:
indoor bullet stops for test firing
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i use use an old fuel drum filled with pea gravel and water with a 1/8" hardened steel plate at the bottom as a test fire tank. pretty much nothing shoulder fired is getting through it. bullet recovery is dumping onto a sifter and filling a spare drum with the contents. easy to use but very heavy. you can also just use gravel and sand with a spool or chicken wire or something to help keep things in place (military clearing barrels are constructed this way with a spout to accept a gun barrel).

another option might be if you can narrow down your intended shots to something like pistols only you can start making the clearing barrel (or whatever) smaller and more portable. compacted vulcanized rubber or graveled PVC cuttings is almost self-healing for example.
 
SHIGGSHOGG said:
Motor oil has had insane amounts of development and funding put into it, likely billions, whereas basically all gun oil is rebranded or a rebranded mixture of existing things. Keeping billions of vehicles running is more important than most other things ever. Motor oil is high temp, can be as thin/thick as desired even below freezing, cheap, and is specifically designed to reduce buildup and wear on metals.
If it's not $20, make that ol fudd's day if you want to.

Your oil probably has molybdenum or graphite dust in it, which is good and itself is a great lubricant. Guns are dirty, so a little extra oil isn't gonna make them any worse.
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I've got an old bottle of machinegun CLP that a military friend "liberated" for me from his supply that I've had for like, 15 years, but I've heard that Breakfree CLP is the same stuff, so I would recommend that.

Before that, I was with the guy in the quote, I would just use Mobil 1 5W30 as that's what I always had on hand for my vehicles.
 
BikeLock said:
I've got an old bottle of machinegun CLP that a military friend "liberated" for me from his supply that I've had for like, 15 years, but I've heard that Breakfree CLP is the same stuff, so I would recommend that.

Before that, I was with the guy in the quote, I would just use Mobil 1 5W30 as that's what I always had on hand for my vehicles.
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Mobile 1 synthetic works a ok along with the greases mentioned.

As for "gun oil" here's what I use and really it should be good for everyone.

Ballistol, Slip 2000, Slip 2000 EWL Grease, and a bore cleaner ( slip and hoppe's sell good ones)

That's pretty much IT and a little oil/ grease goes a long way.

The only Gucci lubricant that I use is Cherry Balmz and that stuff lasts forever.

Gun cleaning is.... Just cleaning the. Don't let them sit wet and full of carbon, lead and water and they'll be fine.

Bore snakes are God's gift to gun cleaning as are cheap cotton clothes and bamboo cloths.
 
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