3D Printed guns... maybe not so bad?
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It is interesting the hysteria over a plastic frame.
They still need a propellant and the dogs do a good job finding that. Once at that point of hiding propellant, there are other configurations that will do more damage.
But they are trying to grab guns any way they can.0 -
Zip guns are still really easy and no worries over owning a 3D printer. I could even make one with an Encore or Contender barrel. Mount it 45 degrees to the right and I be having a righteous hood gun. Word. 0 -
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?0 -
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.0 -
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube internet? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
Edited: Because some folk aren't bright enough to understand that 'YouTube' has become a generic term for 'internet video', much like
Ski Doo (as in let's go Ski Dooing! IE Snowmobiling), Kleenex for tissue, Q-tip for cotton swab, JetSki for Personal Water Craft (PWC),0 -
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?0 -
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?
Slow night in the Frat house?
Read your post and then try to figure out who is looking for a pissing match.
Are you really that obtuse?0 -
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
Not sure why you're leaping to all plastic when I merely mentioned home made guns. If you don't feel like searching them out on Youtube, maybe try the Anarchist Cookbook? I know it's not a video, so it may be more difficult for you particularly if you are adverse to even searching.0 -
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?
Hey Kit, here's one that shoots 3 times. Appears to have the requisite amount of metal so as to avoid the undetectable law on the books. And looks like some simple fixes/mods to get it to fire even more than 3 times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jFjtE7bzeU0 -
Easy enough to find, wasn't it?[:D][;)]
Now, back to the issue at hand. Nobody had to hold your hand to find that video, did they, Randy?[:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
Easy enough to find, wasn't it?[:D][;)]
Now, back to the issue at hand. Nobody had to hold your hand to find that video, did they, Randy?[:D]
I believe it took all of 10 seconds. He has a few other vids that are interesting too. [:p]0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
Easy enough to find, wasn't it?[:D][;)]
Now, back to the issue at hand. Nobody had to hold your hand to find that video, did they, Randy?[:D]
I believe it took all of 10 seconds. He has a few other vids that are interesting too. [:p]
It's YouTube, though. Should I trust it?[:I]0 -
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
Easy enough to find, wasn't it?[:D][;)]
Now, back to the issue at hand. Nobody had to hold your hand to find that video, did they, Randy?[:D]
I believe it took all of 10 seconds. He has a few other vids that are interesting too. [:p]
It's YouTube, though. Should I trust it?[:I]
It's the internet. Not everything can or should be taken on its face. One must consider what motive that dude would have to deceive in that manner. He clearly has a gun with a printed frame and plastic bbl insert with barrel liner. In this vid he shoots out of view of the camera but in others he does not. He's not selling anything, and does not appear too overly concerned with subscribers, so there is that to consider.[:I]0 -
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?
Your strawman isn't going to work this time, either.0 -
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?
Your strawman isn't going to work this time, either.
You didn't think your first rebuttal was good enough? Well, this one isn't really either. Care to try a third time?0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?
Your strawman isn't going to work this time, either.
You didn't think your first rebuttal was good enough? Well, this one isn't really either. Care to try a third time?
Who died and made you king?
Rebuttal?
But, hey you increased your post count (as if that makes you some kind of 'expert')0 -
Feel free to post evidence of me claiming I'd been made king.[:X] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
Feel free to post evidence of me claiming I'd been made king.[:X]
Whatever, Dude!0 -
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?
Your strawman isn't going to work this time, either.
You didn't think your first rebuttal was good enough? Well, this one isn't really either. Care to try a third time?
Who died and made you king?
Rebuttal?
But, hey you increased your post count (as if that makes you some kind of 'expert')
What was that about strawmen, again?0 -
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by 35 Whelen
quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
quote:Originally posted by Mr. Perfect
There are literally thousands of plans available online to make your own home made gun that don't require a 3D printer. There are lots of YOUTUBE vids showing you exactly how to do it too. I believe I posted one up here that shows how to make some simple rifling even.
Plastic springs, firing pins, hammers, etc too?
Ya got any videos of anyone actually shooting a plastic 3D printed 'gun' (more than once)?
The videos are easy enough to find, if you can spare the 10 seconds to look.
So, I'm to NOT trust the lame stream media, but I AM supposed to trust what is posted on YouTube? Gotcha! Thanks for the direction.
I personally made no mention of YouTube.[;)][:)] That assumption is on you, because it's not the only place to find videos like that. You asked for videos showing 3d printed guns firing more than one shot, and I would expect that you are perfectly capable of looking for them yourself, and forming your own opinion on what you find, no matter what the source is.
Speaking of lame streams; it appears that you are just itching for a pissing match. If you're looking for real direction, a good place to start is one where another person's opinion doesn't get you quite so upset. Ya got any 5 year-old links you can share for that?
Your strawman isn't going to work this time, either.
You didn't think your first rebuttal was good enough? Well, this one isn't really either. Care to try a third time?
Who died and made you king?
Rebuttal?
But, hey you increased your post count (as if that makes you some kind of 'expert')
What was that about strawmen, again?
It's rather comical that when I reply to Mr P, you appear (mostly with a taunt) and when I reply to you "personally", Mr P appears.
Are you two actually one and the same and you just forget which ID/nic you are using?
As far as 'strawman arguments' go, it doesn't take more than 10 seconds to look that up.0 -
Is this the part where I say "Whatever, Dude"?[:)] 0 -
Personally I think they are bad. I am keeping my Sigs. They are also ugly, life is too short and all that. 0
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