You are correct.zxcvbob I thought an AOW was $200 to build and $5 to transfer.
... They may be good for one shot but their best application is for gun buybacks.
You think turning in an unregistered NFA firearm at a gun buy back is a good idea?TXAZ Quote:
Originally Posted by 4V50 Gary View Post
... They may be good for one shot but their best application is for gun buybacks.
Never thought about that one.
Let's see:
1- 4" of 1/2" pipe from Home Depot 85 cents (barel)
1- 3" x 4" x 2" piece of wood from Home Depot 30 cents (grip)
1- Clothespin with metal spring 15 cents (hammer)
1/4 ounce of gorilla glue 25 cents (gold it all together)
5 minutes to put it together
So for $1.55 I can get $75 back?
Can I scale this up to do 12 an hour, that's $881.40 per hour!
Sounds like a franchise opportunity to me
Never thought about that one.
Let's see:
1- 4" of 1/2" pipe from Home Depot 85 cents (barel)
1- 3" x 4" x 2" piece of wood from Home Depot 30 cents (grip)
1- Clothespin with metal spring 15 cents (hammer)
1/4 ounce of gorilla glue 25 cents (gold it all together)
5 minutes to put it together
So for $1.55 I can get $75 back?
Can I scale this up to do 12 an hour, that's $881.40 per hour!
Sounds like a franchise opportunity to me
Could make a broach and use it on a shop press to cut some straight rifling in. Would be even easier if there was a company who made broaches to do just this. That way the process stays entirely legal.You think turning in an unregistered NFA firearm at a gun buy back is a good idea?
I'm sorry. You are correct.zxcvbob said:I thought an AOW was $200 to build and $5 to transfer.
Home Depot doesn't sell rifled lead pipes.
Zip guns are generally made with limited tools and resources and almost always subquality materials.