cuz its the only pistol caliber with 300 meter accuracy

also, defeats soft armor

turns out the soviets got one thing right

(on accident)

Eh to be fair

I liked the Tokarev and AVS

final iteration will be in 9mm

but i got a shit ton of 7.62x25 laying around

Surplus?

plus, caliber dont matter

my manufacturing technique is what im testing

end product can be pretty much any pistol caliber

and yeah, surplus

pre import ban purchased

at like 1 cent a round

perfect for testing purposes

Fucking steal

im trying to draft my design

need to learn freeCAD first

then fabricate a few pieces

and aquire a 3d printer capable of 300° temps

nylon-g is integral to the build

requires high temps to 3d print

Is freeCAD similar to Autocad or Revit?

yes, except its licensing agreement doesnt have a "all things designed by this software belong to us" clause

and my autocad expierience is about 15 years out of date

so, basically have to relearn how to draft

when i was intructed, a pencil and a ruler were still used

I learned Autocad and Revit for the job opportunities

And to make my highschool engineering class easier

Which it has

I learned it in highschool on a set up that didnt even enable 3D rendering

My dad gave me his old book he had from 1988 during his airforce years

Didnt help with much

But I found an old Singaporean dollar

lol, all those 80's engineers were over in south asia

He wasnt even an engineer

you didnt have to be to get a job over there

my grandpa didnt rven finish 8th grade and he was lead engineer on a wind power farm in the phillipines

(which is probably why they ended up hiring ghurkas to kill him)

Oh nah, my dad didnt even work an engineering job