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Take the 3D AR challenge

Heh

2 Responses to “Take the 3D AR challenge”

  1. Lyle Says:

    That challenge makes a great point, which utterly and tragically misses the point altogether.

    One can make fully functional guns at home, in steel, right now. That’s been the case for centuries already. Duh.

    Do I need to point out, furthermore, that the slam-fire, blow-back operated submachine gun is possibly the simplest repeating firearm ever made, that anyone with access to a basic, high school agricultural shop could have been making them since your grandfathers’ time? It’s two pieces of pipe, a heavy bolt with a peg for a handle, a box magazine and a few springs. A trigger (a simple lever) is optional. Sam Colt’s revolver, from 1836, is marvelously complex by comparison.

    Can I get a “Fucking duh!”?

  2. Jay Eimer Says:

    My dad made a Mauser clone in his basement machine shop in 1970 – in metal and wood. I’m sure he could have made an AR if he wanted.

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