bad advice is bad advice

https://twitter.com/IvanTheTroll12/status/1099440479463182337?s=19

Time to go into debt for a 3D printer

Just download the plans like the rest of us

Awesome, now I just need the mythical do/k/ument

I lost my copy RIP

lolgay

I was going to cite the ar/k/ on my research paper for making machineguns

And zip gund

Guns

I can probably get a copy off TPB but I need not-shit torrent software

@Sadmin where is your copy?

On a hard drive in a vacuum sealed bag in a box that I've buried.

Nice

Legitimately why is it not hosted on the Wikileaks server in the Stockholm bunker? @Innaswamp @Sadmin

FBI has already tried to raid it and Sweden has told them to fuck off. It has a shit ton of leaked secrets on it due to Chelsea Manning.

It's partially why we pay a piracy tax

Of 300kr a year. As long as we are not the seeder the gov barely cares.

I’ve got a bunch of the defcad stuff on a flash drive from school. They have it out filled with a bunch of sexual abuse awareness stuff on it.

/noguns/ question, but would that 3D printed AR-15 work with .223

afaik 5.56 was derived from .223

well yes but maybe

not like i will ever own a CNC machine, let alone a metal 3D printer, but i'm just asking hypothetically since 5.56 is military only ammo where i live

even a fucking mosin-nagant or a similar bolt-action long barrel rifle is considered military only

well 3d metal printed is different from poly

i know, those sell for like half a mil

price may drop to something acceptable in a few decades but that would be in 1st world countries

I think the successful polymer lowers have incorporated the stock to reduce the chance of failure

i.e. GWACS

but that was injection molded or otherwise formed

Stubbs is the man to ask

Lowers take little to no strain from firing

It’s a chamber pressure question, which is a bolt/barrel thing.

5.56 wilde chambered barrels are the sweet spot between 5.56 and .223

^

I would add that where most poly lowers fail are the area where the buffer tube threads in

fire control group pin holes can egg out

and the front retaining pin holes can sheer off

/crack

As Mac said the buffer tube threads are the main issue, several designs have it so you can replace it rather easily while keeping the rest of the lower

GWACS uses brass inserts