Homemade Shotgun - this just seems like a bad idea.

[zembonez]

A stapler and a piece of pipe. That sounds safe.

He definitely sounds like a Canuckian.

 

[CanTex]

Hey now, quit picking on the fact he may be Canadian. You can be sure he is not because he would have put a serial number on it and registered it as required by the Canadian gun nazis. Besides, where in Canada can you get ammo?

 

[SIG_Fiend]

You never know, he could have an SOT/mfr's license, in which case there is a lot of stuff he could build.

 

[lalonguecarabine]

A stapler and a piece of pipe. That sounds safe.

He definitely sounds like a Canuckian.

Canuckian?

Is that a word?

 

[ROGER4314]

I have several single barrel shotguns that I bought for $40 each. Why in the heck would a guy put his ass on the line to save $40?

When I was a kid in Chicago, the big deal was to take a car radio antenna and use some rubber bands to drive a striker so they could fire .22LR rounds. Everyone has to die but the real trick is to not die of anything so damned stupid.

Flash

 

[zembonez]

I have several single barrel shotguns that I bought for $40 each. Why in the heck would a guy put his ass on the line to save $40?

When I was a kid in Chicago, the big deal was to take a car radio antenna and use some rubber bands to drive a striker so they could fire .22LR rounds. Everyone has to die but the real trick is to not die of anything so damned stupid.

Flash

^^^^ Read this post twice... and then read it again.

Lots of wisdom there.

 

[just jk]

i love that he used crocs for padding

 

[mihey]

Hello everyone, I'd like you to see this one. I think nobody needs translation from the video it's clear everything

 

[mihey]

the guy says: "12th caliber, just a usual pipe, now second usual pipal..."

 

[The Mayor]

Hey now, quit picking on the fact he may be Canadian. You can be sure he is not because he would have put a serial number on it and registered it as required by the Canadian gun nazis. Besides, where in Canada can you get ammo?

They drive down here to grand Forks on the weekends and buy every thing they can.

 

[tweek]

So if the finished product was 26"+ long everything would be legal?

Personally, I think building stuff is pretty cool and should be encouraged. Testing it? That is what your drunk friends are for - "Bob, let me hold your beer while you fire this thing off. I'll be right over there. Yeah, behind that wall."