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2019-10-12 00:50:36 UTC  

Wait how would it bro

vibe check

2019-10-12 00:55:09 UTC  

Thanks.

2019-10-12 01:01:26 UTC  

Someone shoot this kid a /arg/ invite.

2019-10-12 01:01:32 UTC  

@franknotcreep I thought maybe the bullet slips, and the rifling gradually brings it up to speed. You know how boat propellors have a pitch angle that's basically the same as a twist rate, it's just exterior "threads" instead of interior? But if you throttle up a boat, you won't travel at the speed implied by the twist rate and RPM of the prop because water slips. At the velocity of a bullet, I thought copper and steel might exhibit similar slippage, but it's still metal on metal and rifling engraves bullets rather than turning them down like a lathe so I wasn't sure.

2019-10-12 01:01:48 UTC  

Oh, /arg/ has a discord?

2019-10-12 01:02:10 UTC  

So a couple of guns have been made with variable twist rifling

2019-10-12 01:02:42 UTC  

It's mostly for not having barrels of really hot cartridges destroy themselves as quickly

2019-10-12 01:03:03 UTC  

But it's super expensive to do compared to normal rifling

2019-10-12 01:04:04 UTC  

sounds like you could just buy 2 barrels

2019-10-12 01:06:05 UTC  

Na it's like the twist gets tighter as it goes so that the bullet isn't instantly forced to spin up to full speed

2019-10-12 01:06:35 UTC  

Because if the gun is some retard fudd load that destroys rifling

2019-10-12 01:06:52 UTC  

I have heard of those. What kinds of cartridges would run that hot?

2019-10-12 01:07:26 UTC  

The Lee navys had em iirc

2019-10-12 01:07:32 UTC  

Mostly just meme guns

2019-10-12 01:08:49 UTC  

Why not use that on normal barrels to make them last longer? More expensive that replacing them?

2019-10-12 01:09:24 UTC  

It's absurdly expensive

2019-10-12 01:11:44 UTC  

Oh, you'd probably need a CNC gun lathe to do that now that I think about it.

2019-10-12 01:14:59 UTC  

So basically, within a year our 3D printing Russian god will have figured out how to do it with $20 in hardware store parts and a few stepper motors.

2019-10-12 01:16:56 UTC  

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2019-10-12 01:18:06 UTC  

When will heavy duty CNC sewingachines become as cheap as 3d printers so we can just make chest rigs and kevlar sheets in a few hours? That would be bad ass.

2019-10-12 01:18:43 UTC  

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2019-10-12 01:28:37 UTC  

Tr3yway

2019-10-12 01:31:05 UTC  

The expensive part of Kevlar is the actual material @Red Korvo

2019-10-12 01:31:23 UTC  

Like it's this weird ass semi liquid crystal fiber

2019-10-12 01:50:25 UTC  

@Red Korvo just buy a sewing machine you fucking mong.

2019-10-12 01:51:30 UTC  

@Red Korvo you're autistic

2019-10-12 01:52:26 UTC  

@franknotcreep I imagine that a spool of kevlar would be cheaper than the fabric at least. And you could make your own shit more easily.

2019-10-12 01:52:51 UTC  

Yeah but that isn't sewn dingus

2019-10-12 01:52:54 UTC  

You can buy kevlar pretty cheaply

2019-10-12 01:52:56 UTC  

It's woven

2019-10-12 01:52:59 UTC  

@War Waifu eventually I plan to. I need to move out and get more space for one.

2019-10-12 01:53:11 UTC  

It's a sewing machine

2019-10-12 01:53:18 UTC  

You can do it at your desk

2019-10-12 01:53:53 UTC  

I have a computer at my desk, and nowhere to store the sewing machine. I need to clean out my room as it is.

2019-10-12 01:54:06 UTC  

Wash your penis

2019-10-12 01:54:26 UTC  

@franknotcreep By CNC sewing machine, I meant one that could weave too, my bad.

2019-10-12 01:54:46 UTC  

Two very different machines

2019-10-12 01:54:54 UTC  

Are you Jorden Petersoning me?

2019-10-12 01:54:59 UTC  

yeah a loom and a sewing machine are way different