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    Quote Originally Posted by tac a1 View Post
    Anyone with a few skills, materials and a milling machine and a lathe can make a weapon. The barrel is the tricky part.

    We will see a lot more of this sort of thing as time goes on. I would say it's only a matter of time before some enterprising person starts making homemade pistols for naughty people.
    that's already been done in Ch-Ch, converting blank firing replicas to fire live rounds....doubt they were safe, reliable or even accurate but it was being done and being sold to gangs
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    I’ve got a buck in my pocket that says it will largely involve gang members and so again I say to the Minister of Police and the Police Commissioner, you know who they are and you know where they are so just for one afternoon take all of the Police off sitting on the side of the road with their speed detectors and go and hassle the shit out of these pricks with patches on their backs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gundoc View Post
    They basically only 3D print the 'handles'. The working parts still have to be steel to last more than a couple of shots, even in .22. I saw someone on the news suggesting that plans etc. should be banned. Hell, there are plenty of people on here that would have to have their heads removed because of the info stored in them!
    cremation for you then squire cause your grey matter firearms data store must verge on ultra secret eh what!!!!couldnt have that amongst the peasants can we ,would turn the politburo and academic cabals grey in the blink of an eye!!!!

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    I'm quite surprised we haven't seen the gangs using slam guns

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    a friend said he had a 3d printer that could make a gun..........................i've had a canon printer for years
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    Quote Originally Posted by vulcannz View Post
    I'm quite surprised we haven't seen the gangs using slam guns
    why would they when they have access to readily available supply of better options
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    Quote Originally Posted by Husky1600 View Post
    Dont even need a milling machine or a lathe, they can be made in a home workshop with basic tools such as a vice and a drill press. Barrels can be made by some way of using electricity and chemistry, dont ask me how cos its way beyond my pay grade. I met a guy a year or so back that had made a rifle barrel using this method and was happy with the result.
    Barrels can be made and rifled entirely by hand tools. No lathe needed (although it makes things much easier) and a basic rifling machine can be made entirely from wood (as they used to be by old gunsmiths up until the late 1800's). There have been many very high-quality guns made over the years by top makers using very basic gear (forge, anvil, hammers, chisels and files).

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    Let's face it. I seriously doubt the majority of people who would want to make their own firearm for illegal purposes, wouldn't be worried about a high-quality firearm with a rifled barrel.
    If they wanted to make something they could copy a Sten gun and make it out of pipe and round bar. it would be cheaper to buy a lathe and small drill mill and do that than buying a good quality 3d printer. At least they could be used for other things.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vulcannz View Post
    I'm quite surprised we haven't seen the gangs using slam guns
    they dont need to....they can import real ones with relative ease....if container loads of drugs get in...chances are more than high that guns do too....and they wont be single barrel break open types either..
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    Quote Originally Posted by gundoc View Post
    Barrels can be made and rifled entirely by hand tools. No lathe needed (although it makes things much easier) and a basic rifling machine can be made entirely from wood (as they used to be by old gunsmiths up until the late 1800's). There have been many very high-quality guns made over the years by top makers using very basic gear (forge, anvil, hammers, chisels and files).
    someone posted up a link some months back that showed a rifled muzzle loader being made from scratch..took two fellas best part of a week to do it...but do it they did and fired it afterwards.
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