[2ndDivisionVet]

Enjoy.

[org.whodat]

Have been there!! And have watched the kids make the guns!! Except the most popular then was the 303 British.

[jongaltsr]

Watched a Pakistani gentleman pick out scrap metal (spoons, pots, etc) and melt them - pore them into a form for a pistil for a Saudi General. Once filled he heated the casting to guarantee no cool parts in the molten interior. Slowly cooled the form over many days, then separated the pieces, bore out the mussel and chambers. Grind down (all of this was done with files and hand drills) the exterior and individual pieces. Re-plate everything with a high chromium mixture. Re smooth everything and calibrate until the pistol was complete. It took him almost 2 months to complete just one pistol and he probably made less than 2000 Rials ($600) but it was a lot of money for him. He was one of the best. Just wish that I took pictures.

[MindBender26]

RE: You can’t defeat them.

Split a few atoms.

[P8riot]

Saw this about a week ago. If it gets really bad in the US, this scene may be repeated here many times over.

[yazoo]

Went up to Peshawar a few times and saw them make them. Look real but quality is not so good.

[smokingfrog]

They make guns with their bare hands -- right!

Wonder how often one of those rounds goes off when they're beating it with a hammer?

[JoeFromSidney]

Paladin Press has quite a few books on home workshop manufacture of guns, including full auto. Get the books while you can.

Disclaimer: I have no connection with Paladin Press.

[Karliner]

Saw some Indonesians do this..melting down old Endfields( and whatever else) or cutting the barrels and using partials.They cut out the tongues there also for obvious reasons..of course this was near on 30 years ago.

At least their 2nd Ammendment( ha ha) rights are not anywhere near possibly severed like the milquetoast soon to be Rezident prezident, Relosi and Reid ad nauseam...