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Topic
Board Politics & Society
Re: What's your opinion of gun control?
by
BADecker
on 24/01/2019, 23:48:23 UTC
Finally, a little more movement on home-made guns.


POLYMER80 LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMENT






Ghost Gunners,

It is with true pride that we now announce the availability of the P80 code, for use with the Glock 19-style Polymer80 Compact frame. Click the links above to pre-order your jig and frames.

This is the first Ghost Gunner project completed in collaboration with community leaders, setting the stage for future development. With that, we'd like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to Gunnar at GGD and Matthew of Komar Enterprises.


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Excellent!
The more the genie gets out of the bottle and can't be put back the more the statists can't breathe and suffer aneurisms!
I'll take 2!


Try this one!


how to make pistol at home

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H4rV_ORKcY



And look at this.


It's Becoming Frightfully Easy to Make Untraceable Guns at Home

Have a look at the gun above. It’s an M1911 pistol, the standard issue sidearm for the United States Armed Forces for nearly a century. The semi-automatic weapon can hold up to 11 rounds and fire as fast as one can pull the trigger. And that specific gun above, it was made with a machine you can buy on the internet. It is virtually untraceable.

This and similar handguns can now be built with Defense Distributed’s Ghost Gunner computer-controlled milling machine. As first reported by Wired, the company just announced a software update for the three year-old, microwave-sized machine that lets anyone plug in a USB stick, install an unfinished aluminum frame bought without regulatory oversight from a vendor, and produce a handgun frame in a matter of hours. Once you attach components like a barrel and firing pin—also unregulated—that frame becomes a fully operational firearm that fits into the the waistband of Levi’s jeans. The gun is untraceable, since there’s no serial number and possibly no record of it ever being produced.

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