@johnolithicsoftware ride an ostrich into the Holocaust museum and declare RaHoWa

https://airbornearmsllc.com/what-is-the-224-valkyrie-round/ @CC96 read into it

if you think you 3d printed guns are going to work 😂

you should not be using them

you know what 3d is made out of... Plastic like a toy gun, and you think it's a good idea to stick a live round in it.

watch your hand get blown off

The joint between the grip and buffer is going to need extra reinforcement @CC96

https://youtu.be/ZqvFW71g8gM

https://youtu.be/DJNEnaG5Sak

@CC96

https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/tumblr_inline_mfm8bv6YAh1rwpoc4.jpg

http://weaponsman.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/JT-printed-lower.jpg

everything else is steel

but ight i guess it works

Aluminum

metal

Well the barrel and BCG are steel

yeah

but noto plastic

Regardless do at least 100 hours of research and learn from others mistakes. Do not hurt yourself @CC96

If it can be plastic it’s already plastic on other guns; glocks, UMPs, MP5s, Tavors etc.

you know how much a 3d printer costs. Thousands while you can get a good ar for 800

So your just waste $ at the point

A lower is $80 @CC96

A lower is $80 @CC96

Dude an AR lower costs $80 max

You can pick them up at academy without a transfer fee @CC96

A background check has only ever cost me $10

https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-ar-15-lower-safe-fire-1728.html @CC96

$40

Considering the transfer fee your local gun shop fucks you with, I’d just go to academy @CC96

I’ve never paid a transfer fee, that’s some real Jew shit

I don’t buy guns off the internet, i go store to store looking for what i want

A lot of times at pawn shots you can find used ARs around $500 or less @CC96

My revolver cost me $289

same

I want a 12 gauge for $219.

but i am going to want a week or 2 cuz i need to get shit for my car

H&R 12 gauge and the Maverick 88 are your best bet

this has been the curse of the polycarb lower receiver for... FOREVER

These breaks have been part of the curse since PLUM CRAZY lowers were selling them for dirt cheap