There has been a lot of talk about printing your own gun. Before these machines became available, most Western world / first world country citizens need a machine shop to make a handgun (and we're excluding "zip guns" here).
If you know your way around a machine shop, this question is for you.
To make a simple more-than-single-shot gun, how much time and effort would it take you to make an old-school version? Semi-auto or revolver counts and assume you have time constraints, such as family, full time job, etc.
If you know your way around a machine shop, this question is for you.
To make a simple more-than-single-shot gun, how much time and effort would it take you to make an old-school version? Semi-auto or revolver counts and assume you have time constraints, such as family, full time job, etc.
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