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“We live in the age of 3D printing & tabletop CNC machine tooling that runs off software that you can use on a laptop we search Welrod pistol & Delisle carbine they are both 70 plus year old designs Just start thinking about targets that are strategic & not well protected”

Hey, 3D printers and tabletop CNCs are expensive! You don’t need those, you just need a router and a jig, plus an 80% receiver (A.K.A. a paperweight). The router will pretty much never wear out, and the jigs are usually good for at least 25 uses: http://www.tacticalmachining.com/80-jigs/80-ar15-jigs.html http://www.tacticalmachining.com/80-products/80-ar15-lower-receivers.html

Oh, they also have jigs and “paperweights” for .308 ARs, 1911s and 10-22s (the latter is out of stock for now, but available elsewhere).

Oh, and you can easily put together a really nifty, uh, “solvent trap” here: http://gunthreadadapters.com/ After all, you wouldn’t want to spill nasty solvent all over the place, that’s not environmentally friendly. Of course, you don’t want to get caught with any holes in the solvent trap that exactly match the diameter of whatever comes out of your barrel - that’d be illegal, and all of us are law-abiding...yessireeee.

These people have no clue whatsoever about the $hitstorm that will be coming their way if they try anything like this tyrannical, illegal and just plain STOOOOOOPID ploy to become our rulers.