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Memento posted:Buying tools in bulk when it's a 72-pack economy bucket of 10mm sockets is perfectly acceptable though. And all of them will *still* fall into a dimensional portal before a month has passed.
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Memento posted:Can you not tell other posters what to do? Is that a thing you're capable of? Pull your loving head in, hey? Oh man, wait until you find out that AR-15 lowers are also Not-a-Gun if you use a jig and a router to machine slots in a piece of metal, that just happens to be shaped exactly like an AR-15 lower besides those slots.
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Elviscat posted:Oh man, wait until you find out that AR-15 lowers are also Not-a-Gun if you use a jig and a router to machine slots in a piece of metal, that just happens to be shaped exactly like an AR-15 lower besides those slots. You are still creating a firearm, and you have to mark and serialize it correctly. You can do it, but you have to maintain sole possession of it (no selling/giving away otherwise you fit the terms of illegal _manufacturer_), and you're still on the hook if you do it wrong and the ATF comes knocking. spookykid fucked around with this message at 07:48 on Feb 1, 2021 |
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Feb 1, 2021 07:44
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spookykid posted:You are still creating a firearm, and you have to mark and serialize it correctly. Not in most states!
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Feb 1, 2021 07:51
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https://www.atf.gov/qa-category/receiver-blanks See the last item on that page. It's not a state-by-state thing, it's a federal mandate. E: the BATFE has been cracking down hard on "80% Blanks" (the kind you only need a jig and drill press for) for about 2-3 years after people just got buck wild blatant with them (pilot holes, jigs with each sale, etc). It's really the same as people that were doing the "IM NOT TOUCHING YOU!" poo poo like the Q Honeybadger "forearm stabilizer for short barrel AR pistols" which was a loving sliding stock in all but name. spookykid fucked around with this message at 08:05 on Feb 1, 2021 |
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Feb 1, 2021 07:58
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spookykid posted:https://www.atf.gov/qa-category/receiver-blanks that's for actual licensed manufacturers
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spookykid posted:You are still creating a firearm, and you have to mark and serialize it correctly. You can do it, but you have to maintain sole possession of it (no selling/giving away otherwise you fit the terms of illegal _manufacturer_), and you're still on the hook if you do it wrong and the ATF comes knocking. Yes, you're legally required to, that's very much not the point. Lol:  (For those unaware, all you need to do is purchase a router or drill press, a jig, and a bit, to easily turn "not a firearm" into "yes a firearm," at which point you obviously register it with the ATF lolololol)
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Like I said in the edit to my last post, the BATFE has basically said "enough, we're done here" to the manufacturers and distributors of this stuff, and they're coming down HARD on the most egregious.
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Speaking of guns and not safe for work, home made guns that doesn't require milling, or really any machine except maybe a drill: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sIhGCRIQnCA Also has the bonus of being the most British thing ever, a man putting together a gun in his shed
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Boiled Water posted:Speaking of guns and not safe for work, home made guns that doesn't require milling, or really any machine except maybe a drill: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sIhGCRIQnCA That's a pretty drat good book if you've never read it, as is the Army's Improvised Munitions Handbook, available on amazon or  sources. Good at explaining the hows and whys of modern firearms. You can see both of their influences in the Chechnyan civil war improvised weapons and similar.
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spookykid posted:Like I said in the edit to my last post, the BATFE has basically said "enough, we're done here" to the manufacturers and distributors of this stuff, and they're coming down HARD on the most egregious. there's been a crunch in the civilian sector too, its my understanding that automatic weapons matches are being scrutinized by insurance and are so limited that most agencies insist the machineguns be locked in a kind of chain or bracketed harness.
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spookykid posted:That's a pretty drat good book if you've never read it, as is the Army's Improvised Munitions Handbook, available on amazon or The Little Book of OSHAs
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Sagebrush posted:I completely agree that good tools make the work better and easier and are a joy to use. Yup I'm known among my friends for having some of the jankiest tools mixed with top dollar stuff. I subscribe to the idea of upgrading what you actually use with any frequency.
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Elviscat posted:Yes, you're legally required to, that's very much not the point. do people do this poo poo for any gun other than AR-15s? or is it entirely tacticool militiaman look at me with my pretend M-16 bullshit
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As an OSHA lurker and hater of gun chat I submit this
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Sagebrush posted:do people do this poo poo for any gun other than AR-15s? or is it entirely tacticool militiaman look at me with my pretend M-16 bullshit If someone is really interested in making a rifle out of thin air, what makes you think they don't include the piece of coat hanger guage wire and tab of metal that takes it from pretend to full auto?
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Softface posted:As an OSHA lurker and hater of gun chat I submit this only the finest Federal Pacific breakers for this shower recess
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Sagebrush posted:do people do this poo poo for any gun other than AR-15s? or is it entirely tacticool militiaman look at me with my pretend M-16 bullshit Sorta but not really with the level of weird semi-auto interchangeability? Pistols see this some times, see the Thompson Center/Contender one of the few non-historical firearms that chambers dozens of rounds (provided you have the money to buy all the uppers), that can be converted back and forth between a rifle and a pistol and a myriad of calibers at will. E: illegally? you can buy full auto AR and Mini-14 sears all day long on Wish. And 10-22 sears, and Glock select-fire sears, and basically any other gun you'd want. Don't do that, it's stupid, and people with pre-filled warrants are looking at that poo poo waiting for some other poo poo to pile that charge onto to make it stick. spookykid fucked around with this message at 09:51 on Feb 1, 2021 |
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Sagebrush posted:do people do this poo poo for any gun other than AR-15s? or is it entirely tacticool militiaman look at me with my pretend M-16 bullshit i've seen unfinished AKs in this form as well as glocks. If you can pay the necessary taxes* you can take an old deactivated machinegun and weld it back together. here's a video of someone's STG-44 reweld, they explain its rare provenance and speak a little bit about how they managed to get the gun working again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-SkORwN-Ac *e: it's a little more involved than just paying taxes but the rest is getting background checks, filing paperwork and waiting Former DILF fucked around with this message at 10:18 on Feb 1, 2021 |
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spookykid posted:That's a pretty drat good book if you've never read it, as is the Army's Improvised Munitions Handbook, available on amazon or i’d buy this because i like hard copies over digital, but i feel like i’ll be put on some ultralist if i do 
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Here, have a Glock 23 being bought by Cash America (the largest corporate conglomeration of Pawn Shops in the USA) sold without the seller knowing they're breaking all the laws: The seller and the buyer are each facing 20 years in federal because that little bit on back is illegal as gently caress.
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spookykid posted:Here, have a Glock 23 being bought by Cash America (the largest corporate conglomeration of Pawn Shops in the USA) sold without the seller knowing they're breaking all the laws: 
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Feb 1, 2021 10:57
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spookykid posted:Here, have a Glock 23 being bought by Cash America (the largest corporate conglomeration of Pawn Shops in the USA) sold without the seller knowing they're breaking all the laws: Mind explaining the details to an ignorant scadinavian?
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Feb 1, 2021 10:58
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Arban posted:Mind explaining the details to an ignorant scadinavian? The knob dynamically changes the caliber of the bullets inside, making them untracible. (I don't actually know.)
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Arban posted:Mind explaining the details to an ignorant scadinavian? Sooooooo... that little bit on the back with the button on it turns it from a "single pull of the trigger shoots 1 round" to "push the button, and hold the trigger down and it dumps an entire magazine at what you're pointing at" That little bit switches it back and forth between semi-automatic, and push-button-receive-federal-automatic-weapons-violation-sentence.
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Annnnnd you can buy that little bit of mechanical chicanery on Wish.com. DO NOT DO THIS LITERALLY THE BATFE ARE WATCHING ALL OF THESE COMING INTO PLACES THAT AREN'T CHINA
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spookykid posted:Annnnnd you can buy that little bit of mechanical chicanery on Wish.com. When I worked at UPS we frequently saw crates of ammo and guns delivering to pseudonyms at motels.
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Less concerned about the kids, more freaked out by the play in the steering wheel.
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CommieGIR posted:Less concerned about the kids, more freaked out by the play in the steering wheel. quote:Play allows children to use their creativity while developing their imagination, dexterity, and physical, cognitive, and emotional strength. Play is important to healthy brain development.
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That's why you check if your brakes are in adjustment before you roll. Once the air lines disconnected the tandems should lock up on their own.
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^^^ Watch out for the large boulder the size of a small boulder! CommieGIR posted:Less concerned about the kids, more freaked out by the play in the steering wheel. Don't worry, it's not actually connected to anything.
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CaptainSarcastic posted:Yeah, I noticed that, too. All of her movements definitely suggest drunk and tired to me more than opiates, like the wobbly knees and what looks like balance issues. One thing opiate nodding tends to include is unawareness that they have nodded out. Like in the second video where the lady on the right just freezes and then resumes what she was doing like there was no interruption. The lady in the first video seems very aware she is nodding, and the accidental bonking herself with the sign looks more drunk than opiate stupor to me. I'd agree as well. When you're really drunk, you get tippy but you don't lock up like you do on opiates. I've been that drunk at parties before back in college and you sway but you don't fall unless you're really far gone. You tend to lean on things. You still understand how bad you are, give yourself pep talks, try to stand straight, etc. Heroin just makes you go out without warning. I've only known one person who OD'd on opiates in front of me. He was sitting at the table at a Perkins restaurant with us at 2AM. He had seemed totally fine, then his lips went blue and he went straight down. No warning. Just out and unresponsive. We were close to the hospital and they were able to bring him back fortunately. He didn't have a consistent problem. He just did something really stupid. He never did it again..
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