Build a gun myself -find parts where?

YES THIS SHOULD BE CLOSED.

Also, the thread starter JOHN-DOE probably doesn't realize that in his country he will need to have a permit to purchase ammo for any gun that he either buys or makes. And if I am wrong correct me, but you need a permit for the ammo purchases and the permit is issued for each firearm that the person owns. So, if you own a 8mm mauser chambered rifle and that is your only weapon and the permit is only for 8mm mauser then you can not go out and buy something like 9mm luger with the permit that is only for 8mm Mauser.

MODS WHY HAS THIS THREAD NOT BEEN CLOSED YET????? :confused::confused::confused:

joe
 
The mods aren't seeing this, for some reason. I'll drop them a line with the link. In any event, because this request is from overseas, none of the U.S.-based part suppliers will be allowed to export to Sweden or anywhere else. They don't even allow parts as inert as sights to go to Canada. Midway and several other sellers got some major fines over it, which is why they no longer sell outside the U.S. This has been true since 1999, when the Clinton administration signed on to ITAR as Brickeyee said. The enforcement went major after 9/11. On another board a Canadian posted who had brought some reloading items across the boarder. The Canadian authorities inspected him and had no problem with what he had, but warned him that if the American side had stopped and inspected him on his way out of the U.S., he would have been arrested, so it really wasn't worth the risk.

I feel sorry for John-Doe, who appears to have a persecution complex and should not be thinking of gun ownership. I hope he gets psychiatric help. I believe it is free to Swedish citizens in Sweden. If we are wrong about this, somehow, then the free psychiatrist will tell him that we are wrong, and then he can go through legal channels.
 
Those initial comments are mine and I echo them now. You need help but not in the form of any weapon. As I suggested in my PM back to you, while your situation, if true, is regrettable, taking matters, the law, into your own hands is not the answer. Seek help beyond your doctor. A clergyman perhaps? A self defense course? Friends? Law enforcement, a teacher?

Illegally obtaining a firearm, whether through these so called criminals you mention or building one yourself, is not going to solve any problems for you and will undoubtedly, should you actually succeed, make your situation more dire.

How old are you? How bad could this iffy situation actually be? You claim you have no money and no job but want to build a gun.

A FURTHER REQUEST TO CLOSE THIS THREAD!
 
My initial thoughts on this guy were that he is an undercover ATF agent attempting to see if you could get someone to assist him in breaking the law. Now I just think he is lonely and pathetic. Not to mention a danger to society. I am glad he is in another country besides the U.S.
 
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