[This message has been edited by randye (edited 05-26-2022).]

[This message has been edited by randye (edited 05-26-2022).]

quote Originally posted by randye: *snerk*

So where was the video?

No video?

No gas, no video?

Video.

No freakin' video. That one was a waste of time. Sorry I even looked at it.

[This message has been edited by rinselberg (edited 05-27-2022).]

For all the ones clamoring for gun control ... I guess you never heard of 3D printers ....BUT, in a country like Canada (or England, or Australia or...) that still leaves an ammo acquisition problem.

(that 1st picture is hilarious) https://www.recoilweb.com/w...un-files-140438.html

Sooo....lets forget about guns altogether.

Ever heard of a Legolini or Adderini ? https://legolini.com/

For about $40-$50 bucks in materials, and a weeks print time, anybody can make something that will put 6 broadheads (just as lethal as a bullet) out as fast as the weapon can be pumped. Same as a shotgun. With a laser on it, it is just as accurate as any firearm out to 30 yards or more. You can even make quick-change loaders so they load just as fast as a pistol or a big-scary-looking AR.

Bolts come from Amazon, or just make them too.....

USA has no restrictions on them period, and in Canada the only restriction is they have to be 60cm or longer (no pistols) to stay legal. Throw a buffer tube and brace on it and the condition is met.

So, now how are you gonna regulate something JUST as lethal as that "aaSSAAUUULLLttttt rifle" (and silent to boot) that any kid can cook up in his bedroom on a $250 printer with a $30 roll of filament ? Repeating crossbows are nothing new, they have been around for 1,000 years and kill just as effectively now as they did then. Except now they are lighter, stronger and more powerful thanks to modern materials.

Prohibition and the "War on Drugs" should prove to anybody just how well "laws" and "bans" work. If somebody wants something, they are going to get it (or a very close substitute) one way or another. "Laws" cant stop them from cooking up meth in the kitchen, so how is it going to stop weapons in the bedroom (or dining room table)

Something different is needed. in the 80's we all had guns and bows in our cars and trucks at school and went hunting when we cut class. Nobody and nothing got shot up except a few trees, rabbits and squirrels. The odd deer in season. AND gun control was non-existent. You got an FAC (it was called) which was a basic background check, bought whatever you wanted, took it home from the gun store on the spot, and there WERE no "safe storage" laws. Those didn't come around until the Liberal stupidity in 1996. 70's and 80's the YMCA ran a pellet rifle range in the gym on Saturdays. Pump action Crossmans. Most of us "shooters" were 10-12 and under. I was about 7 when I started going.

Yet there were no mass shooting. The guns haven't changed and responsible gun owners haven't changed. 99.9999999% of gun owners will never go on a shooting spree.

So, you need to find out what DID change (liberalism) between 1982 and 2022.

(Oh, you want "less than lethal" for home defence ?) 1/2" steel ball to the forehead wont kill ya, but it will sure as hell knock you cold and put a nice fracture in your skull doing it.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4755914

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-m...get/instant-rufulini

Yeh, as ya were saying about laws and bans ?????

[This message has been edited by MidEngineManiac (edited 05-27-2022).]

quote Originally posted by MidEngineManiac:

Smart kid. Probably a bloodthirsty American. Confiscate his pencil. Nobody should be allowed to possess that much lead. He will be fine with a crayon.

[This message has been edited by williegoat (edited 05-27-2022).]