@johnfrum I wouldn't be so sure of a competitive market, the Rheinmetall "War" department is basically looking 365days a year for engineers here. Though those are mostly tanks and everything land vehicle

Who would win one metal container boi or 1 foot of dirt

The truth may surprise you

@Matthew those are terrible

But it's not easy to build a wooden house in the fucking desert, nor a clay one onless one pays a lot for transport

What are some good accessories?

that's why there's a shitton of trailers

Yeah Yeah let's see those hands. We're deciding your fate

I already bought a sling but I have to wait a month for that shit to arrive

FUCK

When it comes to guns

It's tough to take pics with an ipad of my own hands

Just take them one by one

it ran out of juice

ffs

Unless you're a Crab boi, we only need a pic of one hand, not both

But yeah guns, i let that one to the burger

You ARE symmetrical, right? <:pepestressed:327933525124841482>

Even tho

Do burgers still think we have no ranges at all?

All of yurop is a shooting range

If you're brave enough

Kek

Got me

@Sdeck37 thats more automotive, most people think repairing and occasionally making a custom gun in a private small bussiness when talking gunsmithing.

DiabolusEx is A+

Yeah, I realised that too after he said he wanted to build stuff himself. Admittly I doubt you find something like this in Europe anymore

@Matthew

here you go Mr. Kira

<:alismirk:230784726615588865>

my world renown yaoi hands

that's a 9.7"

Sorry. But you are handlet. You can't be a gunsmith.

Plenty of bespoke custom guns in europe still, just you need to have a high degree of skill and need to work in a team. Dont think guns were made by single craftsmen in hundreds of years actually. Most build work is polishing and modifiying designs with occasional milling of custom components.

U kess you are some madman like https://youtu.be/dg3XDe791oY

Final result in HD https://youtu.be/OYlDgwo52tI

Huuuuuuuh why do handlets think they can succeed in life

@johnfrum Can you give examples to that?
I'd have guessed (at least for germany) that you don't even get a pipe onto your welder before standing 5 years in line for some idiotic permissions and whatnot

Gunsmithing is pretty informal in the US and has always been given there has never been a national proofhouse since the inception of the US (not that you arent very liable if something goes wrong because of you) you can go to a private school to learn the basics which is essentially a crash course in engineering, woodworking and fabrication which is normally two years or you can just apprentice and hope you get kept on/ learn enough to start.

Or you can start out in your garage with a title 03 dealer license which is like 300 bucks in fees and sticke out on your own using word of mouth to grow your business as long as you keep your taxes, stamps and financials in order.