Homemade firearms.

Share some resources on making homemade/improvised firearms.

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Nice try, ATF

fosscad.org is a good resource for this but generally you can just look up how to mill a 40% lower and buy a kit and you should be good. Just a bunch of tools really.

>>3039 Oh soykaf, that's a good one.

If you're not seeding the Ishikawa FOSSCAD MEGAPACK torrent of 3D printable firearms, then can you truly call yourself a friend of freedom?

>>3123 That's a cool looking picture. I have the book but unfortunately no 3d printer to try this out. The great thing is that there has been tons of progress in the past couple months. Free men don't ask

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>>3640 Your link glows in the dark. https://www.armchairpatriot.com/Home%20Defense/Homemade%20Guns/Home%20Expedient%20Firearms%20-%209mm%20SMG.pdf

>>3039 Books by the same author.

>>3123 100% trash. An $80 drill press from Hazard Fraught (or way better and possibly cheaper if you go second-hand, look online for estate sales and recent divorces) can make a FAR better gun just as easily. 3d printers are great tools for specific things, but people act like it's a magic shortcut around craftsmanship. Still requires effort and learning and practice and handiwork, but at the end the product is far worse. Drilling and milling and boring are easy and youtubable. Making a one-shot zip gun (one shot as in no magazine, just a chamber--unlike 3d printing, it will survive multiple uses) can also be done with black pipe and a shotgun shell and a nail, but making one on a drill press is way easier than you or any regulator would like to think. Probably just as ludicrously illegal too.

>>3640 Bruh why don't you just post your address and SSN as well? Sanitize your links, jesus

>>3039 just waiting on the FGC-9 plans... had warping issues with somethings I printed.

I've always been interested in this subject. I never got my hands dirty though because I couldn't find good barrel material but I recently bought a couple of surplus SMGs to play around with, so having magazines and barrels I know are OK should let me focus on just the receiver and bolt for the time being. I'll post some old PDFs soon

The best ones I have seen are air guns capable of launching at deadly velocities significant sized pellets.

>>3680 These are particularly viable in a post gun-ban world because of how easy it is to cast bullets from scrap lead

>>3681 Drop-casting is super easy, yeah. I've always wanted to make a penny railgun, not because it would ever be practical in any way... but just 'cause it's cool as fuarrrk

Build yourself an FGC9 and embrace true /cyb/ aesthetic. https://spee.ch/@Deterrence-Dispensed:2

There's a Lain Volafile room, if you want to share a file over the limit. https://volafile.org/r/lainchan

>>3040 that's a really cool site, anon!

>>3682 >penny railgun is that even possible? doesn't the projectile have to be ferromagnetic?

>>3725 not him but our coins were magnetic up until we switched to euros so it's possible but maybe not with pennies.

>>3725 Nope, doesn't need to be ferromagnetic! Railguns operate on the principle of the Lorentz force, and the current flowing through the system induces a magnetic field that allows any conductive projectile to be accelerated. There's plenty of penny railguns out there, and in fact copper or aluminum might be among the most ideal projectile materials available to an amateur. You're gonna want as much current as possible, so you're gonna want as few ohms as possible. Of course a penny isn't pure copper, so could probably do better. A coil gun does need a magnetic projectile, since in that setup the projectile is not part of the circuit and only passively receives the magnetic fields created by the coils around it.

How do I bullet?

>>3733 Cast one from lead, obviously.

>>3115 typically they are not 40% lowers, they are 80%. >>3657 that design is OLD now. Obviously you can't really 3d print pressure bearing parts. But, at least in the USA (God bless) many handguns only have the frame actually considered a firearm. so you can actually print that part in PLA or nylon, and easily acquire the upper parts without a waiting period. The FGC-9 should be coming out soon. the majority of it can be 3d printed in PLA. even the shell extractor. The parts that must be metal will obviously be the barrel, firing pin, etc. they are using something called electrochemical machining to make the barrel. you need a steel tube, and a 3d printed jig which you wind a wire around. then, a power supply and saltwater solution. the jig can produce rifled barrels pretty quickly. >>3683 can't wait for it to come out... might modify the buttstock to look a bit more like the m7 submachine gun from halo so I can LARP at home.

Aside from the ones already in this thread, there are plenty of other ways to manufacture firearms, You can easily make homemade firearms with basic machining skills, and with the availability of parts that are unregulated, there is really not that great of a hurdle for beginners. 3D is a meme that serves only very niche purposes, and most of the items can be made using other materials. It seems a little overrated imo, but if 3D printers were farther ahead, I think it would be really cyberpunk. I have seen epoxy AR15 components made using simple casting/molding methods that you would use to duplicate objects, if you have one AR15, you can make unlimited lowers by just duplicating the original and casting it in epoxy by using a mold and some hobby store materials. The other part is that you can basically apply these principles with a number of materials, you could even make parts out of some kind of lightweight material and then make a mold and duplicate them out of stronger materials. Reminder that in many places you still need to have a certain amount of metal in a firearm for it to be legal.

>>3765 it's not really a meme. you can make all non-pressure bearing components. and by pressure I mean the pressure generated by firing the round and those gases. the barrel, firing pin, springs, screws etc. are all metal. IIRC you need 4 ounces for it to be legal. no doubt you would be legal just doing it normally.

>>3759 Whoa. Using an electrochemical process to create rifling instead of a reamer or internal milling is very interesting. You can use a drill press or lathe to do that by purchasing a cheap reaming attachment, might arguably be easier and better—but definitely more accessible if you don't need any tools aside from the ones you're already using.

>>3759 Also, thanks for another totally choice pdf. Appreciated!

>>3797 >>3798 no problem friend. I'm quite sure all of the professor parabellum books are on fosscad. if not that is fine, I'll upload some more.

>>3039 >>3039 >>3039 I want to soon sees a bunch of firearms torrents inside I2P.

>"the ark" from /k/ https://www.btdig.com/6d72a0d13d050f6ed00179ffd4294b549714140a It's like an updated do/k/ument >And of course murdercube https://the-eye.eu/public/murdercube.com/Gunsmithing/

>>3810 >285 GB Oh jesus I don't have the space for this.

>>3812 There's a few big ass folders with a ton of video. It's a torrent so you can omit parts and only download what you want

>>3816 how do you omit certain files? ii use qbittorrent

>>3905 Open the torrent, when qbit comes up and you accept the file to download, chose what to download before you start. Or, if you already started you can go into the "files" tab of the torrent, right click and omit the ones you don't want.

Gat cat

I know for non-Americans getting ammunition can be difficult so here you go. Enjoy.

>>3979 Reddit tier

>>3039 Easiest and cheapest >1' pipe (with no seam) >3/4' pipe (with no seam) >1' cap >jb weld >filed down nail to be stuck in weld >smaller pipe shoves the 12 gauge into the nail you paste together with jb weld holding the nail in place to make go boom In a jiff. I've wondered why there's no set length for the pipes though. You figure a foot for the bullet holding part and like six inches or more for the firing pin pipe part with the cap. I figure the four winds needed to be mentioned in your thread though. Making your own slugs would be fun using 3/4 inch steel balls and matches powder that you strike on anything. It'd cost 36 us murikan dollars or so to buy without the steel balls and matches included.

>>4329 *'' obviously meant to type inches not feet.

>>4282 Or you could try sharing some build schematics yourself, ya clown

>>4338 This means you too you realize. Also, he's right you know.

>>3039 Just make a bow or crossbow.

How to make 9mm rifled barrel using electro-chemical machining, easy to do homemade https://gunstreamer.com/watch/CTunXq6iNHxthLg https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/08/13/make-a-factory-quality-9mm-rifled-barrel-in-your-kitchen-using-salt-water-and-electricity-ecm/ Finally every part of gun can easily be made at home, cheap I guess we will soon see how to make glock 17 from top to bottom at home with cheap tools

>>4341 additionally you could buy simple 9mm button on ebay or aliexpress and start rifling with ECM but end with button pushing

>>4342 >>4341 the only next thing is to look into how to make ammo from scratch

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>>4282 >>4339 I swear you kiddies always need to be spoonfed

>>4345 more to come

>>4346

>>4346 >>4347 Apologies for uploading duplicates, heres some more

>>4343 The primer blatantly can't be made from scratch is the issue. Not them. I'd have to use strike on anything matches or something very dangerous and paper wadded bullets like they did in the old west. People do that, and use also those toy 'snap' guns that have little primers in them, but if you run out you can't just go outside and make it yourself. They need stuff like silver compounds. You can get the saltpeter from piss, the charcoal from overly baked wood, the sulfur from a volcano or car battery acid I guess, but you can't get the primer to set off the gunpowder you made. You'd have to ideally in this day and age try to set it off with an electrical shock, but it'd probably break every time you fired it. Unless it's like a fire shot into a hole perfectly. A taser type ignition would break I imagine super fast. So what shoots the fire into the hole? Moonshine that you made into a tiny flame thrower to ignite the bullet from thew inside via some piston of booze being pressed into the chamber by an elaborate system of some kind? Booze you can make easier than gun powder so it could be used like an igniter. But how complicated suddenly would a zip gun have to be to even reliably use a flame thrower mechanism to ignite bullets? I suppose you'd just have really sturdy electrical shocking mechanisms with no booze flame mechanism instead. But it'd probably either have way too many batteries or have to charge a capacitor before it shocked the powder enough to fire if there's no primary explosion of any kind nor ignition mechanism. You know, Da Vinci made steam canons. Really I guess if you made these things huge it'd matter more that you only got one shot off. It'd be highly illegal though, but still. They let people make these guns for a reason. They don't matter as they are.

>>4353 Are primers part of gun bans around the world though? Okay, I would see how bullet casings are, I would see how bullet itself is, but primers? On the idea of shocking a bullet to make its propellant ignite, it is pretty easy and I remember seeing some multi bullet systems where bullets are stacked one after another in the barrel and just rip through in rates unseen by any machine gun

>>4355 Regardless of bans today if you had to make your own out of scrap metal you'd probably end up making it with sugar and salt and sit there with no primer if fecal matter hit the wind mover.

>>4356 Oh no doubt, but civilization going away COMPLETELY? In one fashion or another it will be left either in shambles or broken, but gone away completely not. Even after a pandemic that is worse than this one and deadly than this one. Even after nuclear armagedon. Even after martial law and chipped people. Humanity perseveres and guns could still be made in one fashion or another. I would argue that today it is much easier than few years back, and partially that is due to fine people like yourself and me that get really scared of "soykaf hits the fan" scenarios. Don't get me wrong, thinking about extracting urea from piss and acid from batteries is good and should be compiled in one PDF for everyone to see... but I want to look into more practical stuff for pure "what is best course of action now so that SHTF scenarios don't even come about". Better to scare current governments with people who can 3d print their guns than wait few years down the line until governments entail martial law and 3d printer registrations cuz muh terrorists.

Did you guys fall asleep? If anyone can actually build something by all means post a pic or update us. btw check out Ivanthetroll, he posts a lot of diy gun stuff.

>>4388 I hope the ATF agent reading this is a cute girl.

>>4388 They probably saw something shiny. I'm too poor/neet to buy the angle grinders, arch welder, sheet metal, pipes, etc, to even make guns myself. If I ever did I'd probably make a four winds 12 gauge thing then maim myself as it blows up in my hand. But yeah... if I tried to make something safe I'd end up doing something simpler and soykafty like a derringer and use a site like https://www.scribd.com/doc/254227075/DIY-Sheet-Metal-Derringers-Practical-Scrap-Metal-Small-Arms-Vol-7 Too lazy to post images but it shows a template though. I figure they're not hard to make but are 'real' guns though they only shoot once. You could have a cowboy setup where you just have six of them and pull them really fast. I like the way they look regardless. pic related but worse than website.

>>3797 >use a drill press instead of lathe I wonder if this is true...

The FGC-9 is a 3D-printable pistol caliber carbine chambered in 9mm Luger. In contrast to other 3D-printable The barrel is rifled by DIY ECM. The FGC-9 accepts commercial Glock magazines and 3D-printable "Menendez Magazines." The only equipment needed are a 3D-printer, a stick welder, a power drill, and a power supply. The only part you're not able manufacture from the included files is the fire control group. But no need to be distraught! An AR-15 or modified airsoft fire control group can be used. Download Link:https://lbry.tv/@Deterrence-Dispensed:2/FGC-9:e

>>3039 Sheet and machine metal guns are so 80ies, 3D printing is where it's at now. Sure metalworking is necessary to make some small parts and the barrel, but no longer the end-all of homemade funs. Join det_disp on keybase.

I found this on /k/. >>4405 This is pretty insane. I wish I owned a 3D printer.

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Why not just go blackpowder? Military carbines have range of over 1km and over 2kJ energy. Legal almost everywhere in civilised world w/o permit. Within uncivilised world everyone owns firearms legal or not.

I would like to find or design 3D printed a pistol where the receiver is based in a sten gun that uses glock magazines. Semi auto only of course Present Day, Present Time! AHAHAHAHAHA! >>4509 Blackpowder is sexy.

I made pic related for fun. It shoots 4mm steel bbs by igniting alcohol in a combustion chamber. It's probably as powerful as a CO2 pistol. The circuit is basically a spark generator and a capacitor that holds enough energy to generate one tiny spark at a time, after that, it's recharged by the battery through a resistor.

>>4546 How hard was that for your to build?

>>4509 Protip: Black powder pistols are legal to own at 18 in the united states even though handguns are not. Plus you can get blackpowder revolvers for low prices -less than $300 in most cases.

>>4509 because they're impractical. you can't make autoloaders that work with black powder. you need smokeless powder for autoloaders. although a lever gun in .45-70 would still be a pretty decent rifle to have.

>>4616 handguns are legal to own in the us under 21. also yes you can get a black powder revolver for maybe $250 last time I checked, and these actually even meet FBI standards for round penetration.

>>4619 >because they're impractical. They are far more practical than plastic-fantastic 3D prints that fall apart after certain amount of rounds. Flintlock guns have even big advantage that they just need a flint, powder and bullets to work. As long as you can find some lead scrap you can melt near bonfire plus horse or other animal soykaf and other stuff needed to make a black powder you can hunt in post apocaliptic willdernes for decades. It does not take advanced tooling to prepare lead ammo for blackpowder. You shoot them, bullets kill. If aimed and fired at unprotected living organism. If they hit organism wearing bulletproof vest they cause large discomfort in the most optimistic (for the target) scenario in worst massive internal bleeding. >you can't make autoloaders that work with black powder. Who cares? Just buy multiple drums and load them if needed if you need fast reload for revolver. >although a lever gun in .45-70 would still be a pretty decent rifle to have. in my country most popular are percussion versions of Saguaro Sharps made by Davide Pedersoli

>>4546 Did you measure energy?

>>4477 >the dumbfuck used resin 3d printer yea, good for looks but soykafty for strength

>>4624 >They are far more practical than plastic-fantastic 3D prints that fall apart after certain amount of rounds. are you Sieg? polymer guns are very common, and the popular 3d printed designs can go for thousands of rounds and above. Especially when lower receivers on ARs hardly take any stress at all. People with printed glocks have no trouble shooting them like a normal glock anyway. bringing a black powder gun to a gunfight is many times less practical than if you brought a 3d printed 9mm carbine. an FGC-9 will have similar muzzle energy, except it's got 3 points of contact, it's relatively lightweight, you can fire shots in rapid succession, it has a longer sight radius, it can be suppressed, and you can easily have 30 round mags ready to go. black powder weapons don't even come close.

>>4627 >>4627 > polymer guns are very common, they are, but they are not 3d printed ones >and the popular 3d printed designs can go for thousands of rounds and above. last time i checked their strength were far lower when executed in 3d prints

>>4629 >they are, but they are not 3d printed ones Not him, but are there any plastic modelling techniques that would produce a strong enough firearm to be practical that can be executed at home? Injection molding seems pretty conceptually simple, for instance. I feel like a dedicated individual could probably do it in their garage (although at that point die-cast parts would probably be within your reach and you can always just weld something together from sheet metal and plumbing parts).

I wish I knew how to make a primer but this is the info I've gathered for when I buy some replica of a colt walker 1847 .44 revolver. Lead, paper, many different powders to choose from, but all those substances for primary explosions are so overwhelming. So is the urine to saltpeter technique that is meant to take months. Firing pins or the hammer or whatever ought to just be electrified and turn the handle and trigger and all rubber. If you ask me. The issue of primers has always made my head spin as to why people refused to change ammo. Then again I guess it's because it's deliberately hard is why they never stopped using this cartridge with two explosive types in it. >the replica is 450 usd alone Oh I hate this. By the by, supposedly felons can buy black powder muzzleloading type guns so long as they're very old, in some usa states. My mother kept complaining that she can't have one near her so I went and learned they'd probably not stop me from getting that in my state (Florida). It has so many bad laws you can't even order a baton where I live and no one sells one anymore but gun stores online, so I figure even if I can own a real gun some statute will stop me from having a real gun at this address. Beyond all of that, I like stuff like solar panels and botany due to how self sufficient it is, and bullets are an issue. If the rednecks or cops come for me when I end up in the woods finally, as a forever neet, then I'd like to not have to use a silly crossbow. So I made and packed up note related. Maybe I should just get like six flintlock pistols instead and hope the spark flies true and toss the things as I shoot them. Pirates did that. From what I've seen of ferro rods being a pain to spark I wonder how well that even works. You have to trail the powder near the thing. I bet you have to basically button mash it. Anyway, other than matchlock I can't imagine making a gun and the powder from scratch in the woods with nothing but pipes and a forge. I wish primers weren't m3g4-g4y.

>>4616 >revolver >black powder >less than 300 in most cases Not from what I'm researching on it lately. It's more like 350+ and usually 400+ for those antique replicas.

>>3123 someone tried one of those and it just exploded

>>4956 Pretty sure it's from a movie where some guy tries to kill the president.

>>4509 They cost a ton and force you to go out in public to pick them up.

>>4952 Technology used to exist to create primer from pic related, previously available at almost all toy stores and stores that sold cap guns, though the equipment has become pretty much impossible to find, perhaps you could make it. It was basically a hole punch with some mods https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1002230329?pid=842064 Electrical primers have been around for decades, though the firing mechanism becomes complicated, and reloading becomes a hassle. IIRC Remington populated the civilian market with e-primer, but the guns and ammo are hard to find now, or at least prohibitively expensive, and I don't know how safe they are against static electricity. Since you live in FL which has somewhat more restrictive gun laws, IIRC you still should be able to own firearms. If it is just your mom saying "no," she legally can't stop you from owning one if you are over 21 (18 in other states). Just keep it locked in a box when not in use/at home like a responsible adult. My landlord had a no-guns policy, and I just left them in my closet under a pile of laundry - this was not very responsible, but technically not illegal Black powder fall under a different legal classification, so in almost every state, an 18 y/o can by a BP revolver and carry it in a hip holster. https://www.ubertireplicas.com/product-category/firearms/black-powder-firearms/ This company makes a lot of cheaper options. >>4631 Using epoxy to replicate an existing firearm can be used to easily make parts, youtube used to have a bunch of videos on making epoxy lower AR receivers in clear epoxy with lots of glitter that are just as good as normal poly-lowers. If you have a 3d printer, you could print the components you want, then use some kind of high strength epoxy to duplicate it in a mold. Spare parts are also unregulated, so the hardest part is making one or two that are generally assigned serial numbers. The 80% thing was cool for a while until certain internet groups started advocating their use as a means to make firearms for nefarious purposes. Now some states regulate the sale of anything called "80%" The only things you want to use metal for sure on are pressure bearing or load bearing components. Legally speaking, you usually MUST include some metal, but that is a trivial matter when it comes to placing metal reinforcing plates (which will satisfy the requirement). An interesting proof of concept that Interpol has a hard time tracking are converted front firing blank pistols (also generally unregulated) and less than 100 Euro https://medium.com/war-is-boring/converted-prop-guns-are-assassins-weapon-of-choice-2bdacf5c3959

>>4952 *phosphorus or mercuric fulminate For some reason my copied and pasted stuff doesn't have the specific spelling of those two things but should because that's the most obvious thing. Unless mercury II fulminate is mercuric fulminate. But anyway...I'm no chemist. >>4970 I want to make the percussion caps myself from scratch so I'm trying to memorize words and meanings of words like phosphorus (with sulfur on it) (the matches stuff) or mercuric fulminate (wikipedia's primer example) for primary explosive then realizing that it's probably not possible to extract it while living in the woods in full hermit mode. Electric I'd probably be forced to go with. By force in such a scenario. Uberti is not as cheap as Pietta I'm seeing. https://www.ccsutlery.com/store/revolver-1851-navy-brass-44.html How come uberti doesn't list prices there? I guess they vary too much? I've seen a revolver for 75 usd once, a bp one, in a pawn shop and figure online too many of such prices would be 'sniped'. Probably wasting my time researching online prices as a neet really, especially with the whole FFL and sending it to a local business regardless of what I'll likely be able to find. Anyway, I'm mostly interested in the idea of creating primers from scratch right now myself, barring the shock it route. I wonder how bad an actual flintlock revolver would perform though I'm sure they were never a popular option for reason. Shout out to ferro rods for being absolute garbage by the way at making sparks. I'd like to think flint works better like a lighter but ferro rods need to be derezzed seriously. Though it's neither here nor there. >>4968 Some people claim it's regulated to where you can send it to your door if your state doesn't consider it a firearm. One site I found has them in a non-firing state where you have to drill a hole to make sure you can order them to your door, but they were 'pirate pistols' rather than the 'old west' percussion caps types. About it being too expensive, as least (my usa perspective) they're not all sold out like normal cheap guns. I found a 90s tier site (as in it's web design) (that hates copyright infringement of it's guns images) that has some for 241 usd. Image related. Ripped off from the site. Not that I know if they're trust worthy or if an FFL is really needed or not. I think it depends on the state and I'm no lawyer (nothing really, a neet...). I'd list the site but that'd be advertising people I don't like and you're probably not going to care either way, but they're not always that expensive with picture related being 241 currently, and some Asian on youtube claimed it was 140ish when he bought it like five years ago from those people, but on sale. It has a safety where you lock the thing in place mid-bullet. They're kinda nice of which is probably why they're so expensive. Wait another guy listed a site so I may as well: https://www.ccsutlery.com/store/revolver-1851-navy-brass-44.html Like five years ago myself I saw a ball and cap (bp, whatever) revolver in a pawn shop for 75 usd myself. Online I'm sure is not the way to go for guns... .unfortunately.

>flintlock repeaters were a thing not revolvers Ooooh. Perfection. I wonder if there even are replicas. No primer needed if it's flintlock and image related has seven shots apparently. To be truly independent and make your powder from urine basically and overly baked wood powder then with the power of flint would a zip gun truly be 'independent' of the system. No cap issue nor 'bullet' or cartridge making. IF I were to make a gun my goal would be essentially a recration of this thing, assuming they measured their own powder right and all. I figure a flint revolver would accidentally fire the wrong bullets and that's why this was made instead. This is freedom Lain unlike those other guns

>>4982 *that one might not look exactly like the one I saw reviewed but still they look like that with the lever. The one I saw was surely a replica. I assume that one fires something like seven either way, but I don't care. I'll be surfing around trying to see if a replica exists or a way to make it yourself because thread subject is that. Still, my point is the idea of indepent gun making requires bullets, yet usually guns with multiple shots had no flint, but this type did. So, ideas and all.

>>4982 Wonder which one performs better? Surely as a zip gun repeater would be easier to make.....

>>4980 >advertising people I don't like Is it that dumpster fire known as cheaper than dirt? Here is a basic book on the history and uses of various explosives. https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=BFF87E4E62E09431B1A2A519EF70C9B1 Another one would be this desk reference guide for chemists on explosives, basically all the patent formulas from TNT to C4 to rocket fuel and gunpowder. https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=F41DBAEA00C298FC04A8E3397F8C66D9

>>4985 Saved. But no, cheaperthandirt doesn't have that much at this current time to even pay much attention to in regards to cheaper weapons that look cool.

Czechia based company Great Gun makes various 2 shots Derelingers for about 370 EUR. If your local law allows all types of blackpowder and want more modern design (some jurisdictions allow only replicas rendering new designs illegal w/o owner having gunsmith licnse) you can look for Gladiator .500 also from Great Gun from Czechia but price is around 640 USD. If you are into hand work - you can order assemble it yourself type kits like picrel. That may eventually allow you to bypass regulations on seller not being allowed to send you a working gun. Especially if seller would agree to split that kit into multiple parts. But check your local laws first.

Also if any gunsmith here - this is 9 barrel flintlock rifle from National Museum of Krakow, Poland. Also "pepper salter" type gun as bonus from same museum. Last photo is duel set, because why not. Generally Eastern European museums are full of black powder replicas from places as far as Northern Africa, Persia etc as well as local and Western made guns and rifles. Thanks to history of fighting against each other and muslim empires the same time.

Also from Poland XVI/XVII century

>>3654 Don't for get to download the luty 9mm. My upload speed is awful or I'd attempt to upload something of it. http://93.174.95.29/main/245000/68af0c1846db45f0d0c640b3d6425094/P.A.%20Luty%20-%20Expedient%20Homemade%20Firearms%20-%209mm%20Submachine%20Gun-Paladin%20Press%20%281998%29.pdf Pretty sure this is it.

>>3123 3D printers are for manufacturing combat drone parts not guns. At least that's how they were used in Syria.

>>4994 I'd buy a vehicle for 600+.

>neet with only 400 usd per year, tops >welding is too loud to realistically do in your parent's apartment >they're so white trash the electric bill would probably piss them off too >sawing would make the joints lock up

>>4626 it's a lower, there's very little need for strength in it. That silencer, however, looks like it could potentially explode at any time

>>5009 Damn I'm sorry. You desperately need a gun to shoot yourself. See if you can borrow one

>>4995 man, flintlock guns look so damn aesthetic.

Have they made a one-off 3d printable suicide device yet?

>>5016 The Aristocrats!

What about compound crossbows with bolt semiautoloader. How hard are these pulleys and plastic composite shoulders to make at home?

>>5026 Illegal in my country without license.

>>5027 But yea, I can posses a replica of black powder military carbine of power around the same if not stronger than AK 47. It's just crossbows that require governmental permit. Because fuarrrk logic.

>>5026 >>5028 However any type of bows are legal in a lot of locations without permit.

Crossbows are either too weak or too large to conceal. Or both. They are proto guns and like a forth of the joules. Though quiet at least and you can make bolts far easier than trying to reuse ammo for guns.

>>5087 IIRC there used to be descriptions of matchstick muskets used in Africa by tribesmen who wanted to ward off child soldiers and warlords. They would grind up matchsticks and supposedly with enough compression it works similar to gunpowder. I would be interested to see how something like this could actually be made into an effective DIY gun. With any explosive the dangerous part is the brisance of the explosive, rather that if it has too much, then it can shatter the gun and turn it into shrapnel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brisance

>>5095 You can shot things using air compressor, boiling water in tube closed by your projectile creating steam,or building railgun. Using sling. Blowgun. Basically everything that makes stuff move with power high enough to destroy and/or kill target.

>>5009 Stay off of /k/ with your nonsense and go innawoods. Get off your ass and do something. It's easy to make guns.>>5009

>>5138 >stay off x place You do realize that I don't care how you feel about where I post, right? it's not easy to make primers. Right now I was wondering how hard it'd be to make lead nitrate as the easy way to make primers would be with lead nitrate and sodium azide. Sodium azide is sold on amazon but not the lead nitrate. The video I even watched about it was predictably removed by jewtube. Your society IS nonsensical yet you have the audacity to insinuate that you've, what, called me out? You've called yourself out by having no real input nor point to your posts. And no, you cannot just buy strike anywhere matches easily anymore and the percussion caps are sold out for over half a decade by now generally. It tried using normal red matches and nothing happened with concussive blows. What makes you think I can live in the woods when I have no legal way to defend myself? I'd be killed by vagabonds or arrested by pigs. Paradoxical scenarios are why intelligent people such as myself plan and bide our time. You can take your impulsive mindlessness to the other side of the river.

>>5160 gosh don't be a drama queen and go for motherfucking flintlock like literally everyone living in da woods did and many still do if finding a basic chemistry book abut synthesis of some commonly used pirotechnic substance is too hard for you

>>5160 >>5247 if you git gud with a bow it will be better than any homemade soykafgun you can make. It's also cheaper, easier to make and maintain, and essentially unregulated. Another thing that works well is blowpipes.

>>5248 >Another thing that works well is blowpipes. Good luck using blowpipe for self defence

>>5249 They will no doubt be confounded by the poor lighting in my room of oriental relics in which I shall stalk and kill the intruder with my blowpipe.

>>5267 xD You would get few clips all over your chest or stabbed the hell outta inner organs until curare starts working. Assuming you actually hit someone in unprotected body area. Blowpipes are for little animals. Not humans.

>>5283 While I agree a blowpipe is a silly idea, there are far more efficient toxins commonly-used with those than curare. Such as batrachotoxin.

>>3039 God do I wish I had the tools to make my own .38 special ammo at home.

>>5248 >bear comes for you You'd need a crossbow due to the fear making you miss-aim at least, and it needs to be strong too and crossbows are stronger pretty much. >how long it takes to load crossbows You'd still die though. If you kept it cocked or whatever all day the string would probably break fast or something too. Also a pistol would be less weight and pistol crossbows are barely enough to kill a rabbit.

>>3039 lmao homemade firearms for what? You better just rent a uhaul truck and run into a pile of people, you terrorist. if it was for the muh prepper meme, then blackpowder muzzle loading shotguns should be the choice of yours. They don't even require any license and all, so just quit going into improvised hands blowers

>>5422 > You better just rent a uhaul truck and run into a pile of people, you terrorist. I want to have the resources to create my own firearm since I'm a freedom loving American. There's nothing more to be said.

>>5458 just ignore the drone, he will get bored and move onto binge watching TV or youtube or something

Only the 3d-printed Liberator can be made by a housewife in Singapore, but she won't be able to get ammunition... FGC-9 seems to be the best one today, but it pretends to be a real firearm too hard: incredible tolerances, requires you to buy M4 buffer spring, glock spring for mags, whole damn fire control group, you have to weld the bolt and the barrel is made out of very specific "please trace every purchase of this item, Our Protectors" 16 OD 8 ID hydraulic tubing. Just the act of purchasing this pile of awkward items must raise so many flags in a totalitarian gun-restrictive government you better invest into digging your own grave instead. Can you imagine a housewife in Singapore buying an M4 buffer spring and hydraulic tubing out of nowhere, then welding some stuff her apartment? Welding emits so much EM interference I'd be tracing every use of welding in my Singapore, if I was its government. Why do most of these even pretend to be "real guns", can't you make 100% electrically-operated mechanism that would pull the round out of spring-less magazine, chamber, lock, fire, extract? The only metal parts you'll need then are the barrel, breechblock, firing pin and something to hold it all together. Motors can be salvaged from children toys. It would also reduce all the tolerance issues and would force-extract your soykaf handmade rounds that failed to fire on the next cycle. It can have a manual lever for bolt-action like operation if you expect to ever run out of battery charge in Singapore.

>>5267 >oriental das racis!

>>5939 >believing "oriental" pertains to race only Do you even "English" bro? You have never, and would never call "occidental relics" racist against Westerners, so don't be a hypocrite and stick to the topic in this thread about ancient tech of fire sticks. On topic: Why bother with home made archaic technology of fire sticks when there are more modern alternatives? (if you need to ask "what modern tech?" that would be a very illustrative answer as to why you use ancient tech. Thank you.)

>>5487 It's a process. If you make more and more of the parts DIY, eventually you'll get to full DIY. >It would also reduce all the tolerance issues and would force-extract your soykaf handmade rounds that failed to fire on the next cycle. I'd think a revolver would handle this better. It sounds easier to just let a chamber get stuck then try and force the casing out. >Why do most of these even pretend to be "real guns", can't you make 100% electrically-operated mechanism that would pull the round out of spring-less magazine, chamber, lock, fire, extract? I'd be worried about this breaking. I'd rather have just a manual action.

What you would do if you had hundreds of.22 blanks for ramset, but no ramset? I need project ideas.

>>3657 here in the land of the fat, making your own guns for personal use is 100% legal. In CA specifically, when printing a gun you need to add enough metal for it to be detected by a metal detector and you need to serialize it. NJ has some restrictions on 3d printing as well but idk them.

>>3765 other than a drill press and lathe, what are the minimum required power tools that I need?

>>6192 Not really power tools, but probably should have >Torque wrench ($50) >Headspace Gauges ($50) >Special wrench adapters for barrel (AR-15) >Special wrench for lower receiver (AR-15) >Brass or Steel punch set >A file set >screwdriver set >Adjustable wrench >assorted firearm specific tools

>>6190 Use it as propelling charge for blow gun darts, make a sabot. Connect an adapter to turn the blow gun into a dart rifle.

>>6190 Blank-based pvc potato-canon. It might blow up tho.

>>4546 looks sick, are you an engineer by trade?

>>3665 FGC-9 plans are already released!?!

Eighty percent lower receivers Jigs Machinist know-how Get to it just in case. I bought a completed lower receiver last week just in case my backorder gets cancelled cause of new laws. I also secured a PWS upper last year with the first stimulus. I just got hold of a PWS enhanced buffer and now I need an AR tool and iron sights. I also secured a Beretta 92X Centurion in GR config this week and collected ammo over the past 8 years. Also, learn to make reload rounds preferably with zinc-phosphate primers and copper slugs.

>>4958 The movie is In the Line of Fire

>>6202 >>6198 >>6190 >pic related

>>6547 >potato displacement device v0.1

Anyone got anything on gauss/coil guns?

Are these really the best bet for europeans?

>>6602 if the internet is to be believed, the easiest route for europeans is to convert blank front firing 9mm PAK into .380 www.smallarmssurvey.org/fileadmin/docs/G-Issue-briefs/SAS-IB10-From-Replica-to-Real.pdf

>>5009 Why do people gotta be like that :/ keep it up, neetfriend. find some tools and build something cool. >>5014 >>5138 from the bottom of my heart: kill yourselves.

>>5487 >>5944 >Why do most of these even pretend to be "real guns", can't you make 100% electrically-operated mechanism that would pull the round out of spring-less magazine, chamber, lock, fire, extract? Chain guns are reasonably easy to create, you could even make a multibarrel gun with a hand crank with a few machinists tools. The skills to actually make that sort of thing are not common though. Many early firearms were DIY projects made by every day machinists, not arms manufacturing conglomerates. A break action tri-barrel shotgun would be super easy to make, and you could make shells out of hard piping (most shells are made from plastic or brass) The hard part would be making the chamber interface and trigger assembly.

>>6610 >bicycle gears and chain drive bolt >gravity fed magazine >or cloth belts

What's the point when you still need ammunition? Just get a crossbow already

>>6625 Heck, even just a good slingshot can do some serious damage with decent aim at close enough range. Dirt cheap, concealable, untraceable.

>>6626 Why even use a slingshot, i just carry rocks and throw them. You can do some serious damage with decent aim at close enough range. Dirt cheap, concealable, untraceable.

>>4221 yep even a kitchen knife is illegal to carry . firearms and ammo are impossible to enter , they derezzed them completely in 1946. i'll start by 3d printing to really grasp the mechanism how it works then go to the machining as it will be my job anyways

>>6802 >even a kitchen knife is illegal to carry When you go to the store to buy a knife set for your kitchen do you need to apply for transit papers?

>>6803 no no but if they found you carrying one in your pocket in public you're doxxed thats what i meant

>>6804 I wasn't serious :/

>>6625 Have you even tried homecrafting bolts for yourself? Or a high-power low-profile crossbow? It definitely does have some advantages, as crossbows are a lot more silent than guns, but making them usable and accurate at a distance still requires some work. >>6802 Deterence Dispensed's Project BWA aims to solve this problem. off-topic: https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/the-chinese-have-figured-out-how-to-3d-print-ammunition-propellant/ This is interesting news for caseless.

>>3114 >ATF I thought of something different and lol'd

you guys wear kevlar gloves when you shoot these things, right?

>>6626 >>6627 A rock in a sock and other bludgeoning weapons are effective. Even a bottle is an effective weapon if you need one. None of those require gun powder. I guess you could carry a firework gun or something that you can DIY. >>6804 What if you carry around a knife or potato peeler for your lunch? are they going to tell you that it's illegal to carry a knife for your apples? >>6890 You can do a vice and string combo for test firing.

>>6802 What if you converted a mini-flare?

>>6891 >You can do a vice and string combo for test firing. yes this concept known as "technology" is familiar to me. I'm asking how you know it won't blow up in your hands at shot n+1, if there's any protection for if/when that occurs. I don't even want to hear how many fingers have been sacrificed to the noble cause thus far.

>>6893 You could do a series of 5 proof shots with inspections in between to confirm it will not. Another test you could do is use an overpressure test with a single round. If it wont blow up at overpressure, it generally will not blow up with normal rounds. But lets be honest, DIY guns were never meant as a long term solution unless you are getting into battle of grozny levels of DIY.

>>6893 https://archive.org/details/Hatchers_Notebook Read about firearm design and testing from a very well studied man, who was a US army general specializing in weapons. I would post the file but it is an extremely large file.

>>6894 >If it wont blow up at overpressure, it generally will not blow up with normal rounds. yeah the issue I have is the "generally" part. maybe I'm just overly risk-averse when it comes to injuries. or maybe I'm just not a Chechen guerrilla. >>6895 thanks for this I'm checking it out now

>>6896 My professional opinion as a gunsmith would be to check the headspace with a guage. I am not going to go too much into detail as you could look this up. For safety you can always add a strong sleeve or add bulk surrounding the probable points of failure. Both of these present their own challenges and risks.

>>6899 >check the headspace with a guage Thanks. Less for trying to help a hopeless case like myself, and more for being someone who knows about how these things actually work.

>>6902 I'm always glad to help! Most of the questions I get asked are how to make their AR-15s look edgy so they can make liberals seethe. Few people actually ask technical questions, and while I have never built a homebrew firearm, I have always been fascinated by the inventors that do. Pipe guns are easy to build, and are probably a little safer depending on what your goal is. They can be built for as little as $25US and use conventional shotgun shells. Pic rel would be fairly easy to build, and I would assume that the trigger releases a sear which allows the bolt/firing pin to fly forward. A system like that could be converted to full auto as a matter of theory, but like most things, legality and safety are probably important to the would be inventor. The important part would be to get the bolt to lock so it contains the pressure of your cartridge. I have a few ideas on how that could be done. The alternative would be that you make a striker fired shotgun as opposed to hammer fired. If you are building your own gun, using a striker (trigger releases firing pin) might be easier than building a hammer (trigger releases hammer which applies force to a firing pin).

>>6907 In this other example of a fancy DIY pipe gun, you can see the autist firing it has taken extra precautions to preserve his hearing by playing loud music over his earbuds to prevent him hearing and being injured by the gunshot noises.

The inspire magazine has a section called open source jihad it has some really neat stuff . Its on libgen

>>6891 >What if you carry around a knife or potato peeler for your lunch? are they going to tell you that it's illegal to carry a knife for your apples? Here in Spain?, yes, they can, did they do it? it really depend on how is going the day for the cop an if he likes you.

Tech board has a Lainon who is into making homemade laser guns and various exotics. This is his supposed channel and it has a cool demonstration of a weaponized laser. https://youtu.be/WRtfafllKqs I find it quite inspiring. It can also help start campfires if you don't want to rub wood together or don't have any flint.

>>6609 I don't think you realize how much I tried to convince him to do something with himself instead of just being caught in a constant state of "I can't do it" it's not about guns. I don't remember the thread but eventually that anon linked over here and wouldn't listen to anyone trying to help.

>>3040 you just kept me occupied all night anon

If you want to get better at Minecraft, I recommend looking into the very skilled player, Luty. Be careful though. Some of his strategies are derezzed by the devs on some servers.

>>7487 >Lainon making homemade laser guns that pol-user who schizoposts and attaches batteries to off the shelf laser modules and acts like he "builds unique and special lethal weapons" isn't dong anything special. In fact, people like him are the reason that lasers went from being an acceptable hobby technology to being highly regulated because too many people were buying high powered lasers just to use them as weapons. Half the websites that sell lasers in the USA no longer sell certain kinds of handhelds. On a separate note, lasers for fire starting is pretty lame, just carry a lighter, they don't cost +100$ >>7159 Inspire also caters towards lone wolves and sometimes analyzes terror attacks and how they could have been better. It's also a good way to get yourself into a lot of trouble including being put in jail. There are plenty of academic journals and technical firearms books that don't have extremist ideologies at their root. Look up gunsmiths magazines which teach you more about the art of crafting firearms instead of cobbling together some unsafe contraption that is going to get you killed because someone said if it does you become a martyr and go to heaven. You can even do some limited gunsmith programs online or distance learning now (I can't vouch for the validity) but getting the course materials should be easy enough. For technical skills, I would recommend learning machining and metallurgy before jumping straight into guns.

>>3680 >>3681 I have a friend who has one of those expensive swedish air rifles and I swear the thing is better than a real gun for some applications. We're talking pistol energies and dead quiet.

>>3680 Here is blue prints, its fairly old but you can still make out the instructions >>4389 >>4388 That pistol looks nice, what tools would to make it? I haven't built any thing like it in the past. but its a Tokarev right?

>>8323 Recommend me some gunsmithing or weapon crafting magazines please.

>>9585 Literally just do a websearch. Threadly reminder that piracy is gay and you should not copy that floppy. >>4477 3D printers are also the big gay, Someone made a video on making lower recievers out of acrylic in an epoxy mold with legos as a container

>>6892 I think those are made from plastic to prevent people from converting them into functional firearms, but the concept works for having a few metal items and a dremmel tool if you want to make a pen gun... Pretty much illegal everywhere though.

the eye's murdercube archive is dead now, use https://web.archive.org/web/20160110221800/https://murdercube.com/ instead

>>9703 Thanks lain, I lost the link to there and my HD died so I lost those files, figured I would never get them again

Is the FGC-9 MKII just an improved version of the FGC-9? What are the differences?

>>9705 a few small improvements it seems -non-reciprocating HK style charging handle (see attached webm) -enclosed ejector -printable fire control group -weldless bolt option there's likely a few other things I'm missing but these seem to be the most obvious

ze carioca's urutau seems to be another print worth looking at exiting the territory of a pipe gun or a luty by far while still requiring no technical knowhow or expensive tooling

>>10269 >exiting the territory of ... a luty how? is it not just another 9mm smg the same as a luty? i will admit it looks better though

>>10276 not looking like ass is certainly one lol, although there are a good few things I think are quite nice in no particular order things I find appealing over a luty are -ECM rifling -closed bolt -select fire -it has a much more reliable magazine design from the CZ scorpion -stock lmao -1913 rail for mounting soykafty amazon optics -compact pdw design -bolt weight and recoil spring rates have been played around with so that the bolt never actually contacts the back of the receiver -most importantly, it's much easier to print most of the gun and screw it together as opposed to having to weld and grind hardware store supplies

My main concern is what metal types and grades to use for barrels? Everything else can be figured out after imo

>>11043 Specifically tubing you don't have to make a hole in

Have some shotguns. As a treat. >>10269 Urutau finally released. There's been progress with 3D printed .22LR pistols, the Y22 Hammer being the first and most noteworthy, to the point where it's already showing up in the hands of criminals (see first pic, seized in Belgium).

>>12178 >(see first pic, seized in Belgium) thats based

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not a homemade or improvised firearm but do you think if one put a switch on a glock or found another way to make it fully automatic and gave it a roni body that it could be a reliable smg or would it blow up?

>>12179 It was made by a workshop dedicated to making them, two people were arrested. One of them was a girl and I remember when it first happened people were saying she was wife material. More deets on ImproGuns' blog, including two more photos. https://homemadeguns.wordpress.com/2024/04/03/3d-printed-gun-workshop-raided-in-belgium/

>>12214 How many blue eyed supposed "anglo" white Americans from the Appalachians do y'all believe are ready to die for Israel when Emperor Trump and his masters say so? I seriously cannot wait to see these zogbots and their Zionist master wiped from the face of the planet. You just don't got the numbers to take on Russia, the Arab world and China. Y'all are seriously fuarrrked. And fuarrrk you Applebaumstein, you're like Snowden but without a soul. Do you get moist when you see some brown-eyed gray skin muttoid from the special forces walks through your SCIF while you're sitting there doing your illegal soykaf on SIPRNet? Use any data from Pokemon go lately? If you get hit by a car, it's not a big deal. Just road kill. Cops won't care. Because you and others like you aren't human. Keep deleting our posts you K i k e lover. Would be a real shame for the constitution to paper cut your head off. Really love your glow op here. Where's Lujan? Everything y'all do will all be for nothing. You'll see. Have fun taking on the the rest of the 7.8 billion orthodox civilians on the planet.

>>12215 >post info to try to revive interesting thread >randomly get called a jew glowie im not amerimutt or jewish, at least become the laseranon or terry davis kinda schizo where youre doing something productive or interesting kthx

>>12215 >no bullet hole in skull >no fractured spine vertebrae from bullet >bullet intact and still in skull even though it had enough power to splatter child skull and exit without issues

>>12217 Clearly IDF S h i l l, why even attempt to defend them? Serious question what are you? American or actual IDF? And if American, then what, jewish, Anglo, Indian? I really cannot fathom why a normal person would go to such great lengths considering all the evidence otherwise that points to war-crimes and genocide. So explain your dual-allegiance please?

>>12215 >How many blue eyed supposed "anglo" white Americans from the Appalachians do y'all believe are ready to die for Israel when Emperor Trump and his masters say so? More than enough, people were waiting so long for their saviour, they have become so heavely invested in the lie, even when it was obvious trump was placed from the start as the solution and this whole time he was on their side. >>12219 Most people will defend such things because they dont want to accept or acknowledge that the world is filled with vile monsters, they rather just stick their head in the sand and pretend the world is disney land and deny all those things happen just because they chose to be in denial. The masses will always chose to pretend and portrait their evil abusive masters as shining white knights with good intentions, the people are so pathetic and weak mentally they are incapable of anything other than servitude and not even fail at that. Also call me when he have working ppsh 41 replicates.

https://thegatalog.com/ PSA: Don't use Defcad and their affiliated sites Legio, Defense Distributed, ghostgunner.net, and ghostguns.com. They have been compromised.

>>5487 There's been an electronic pump action 50 cal in the works for a while. https://homemadeguns.wordpress.com/2023/01/29/3d-printed-pump-action-caseless-50-cal/

why not just make a bow or a crossbow?

>>12510 Guns have good, widely available ammunition at least in civilized countries, and even not great ones can perform very well. A good crossbow still requires a lot of muscular effort or effort somewhere to recharge between shots (excluding occasional possible mechanical tricks, multiplying the complexity of the build) and ones that are very convenient and easy to use require a lot of effort to make work right, and the result is at best aspiring to achieve what any decent and relatively modern gun has by default. Bows similarly but moreso. Outside of niche use cases like being german I can't imagine why you would want to go with a bow these days. Maybe you just want a challenge.

>>3810 >>3812 >>3816 I'd recommend at least deselecting the full-length copy of Uppotte!! if you aren't going to watch it.

>>3039 Am I the only one who have "best gun in the world to get another one" vibes?

>>4629 >last I checked If anyone has an actually good well dont investigation on this to post or link to, I would be greatly appreciative.

Anyone have any good low cost builds to recommend ? I'm interested in doing one but I'd like something I can see myself actually running around with for EDC, which rules out some of the super low cost toys like the harlot. Im strongly considering the recession ruger R3.