...a second in a 30 magazine clip.

I have built 5 of them to date and have 3 more lowers to finish out.




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is still better than yee. he did everything he could to prevent law abiding citizens from owning firearms, while at the same time selling actual assault rifles, and explosives to known criminals.

"And he acknowledged offering to facilitate a multimillion-dollar arms deal for shoulder-fired missiles and automatic weapons with a source tied to Muslim rebel groups in the Philippines – a particularly bizarre and damaging allegation for the staunch gun-control advocate."

"Experts said Yee likely accepted the plea because of the weight of evidence against him, but were unsure whether it indicated that he had agreed to cooperate with the prosecution going forward. The U.S. attorney’s office in San Francisco declined to comment."


Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article25986487.html#storylink=cpy

"Ghost Guns" is another one of those made up terms, like "Assault Weapon".

Federal law allows you to make your own gun for private use (never for sale) using a self manufactured receiver or, in most cases, an AR or 1911 using a forged or cast aluminum receiver blank with 80% of the machining done. The rest can be done with a decent bench mounted drill press, some good quality carbide bits, hand tools and a modicum of mechanical skills.

It's a "Ghost Gun" because it doesn't have any serial number and isn't on file with any Federal or State agency.

The idea that somebody might be doing something they disapprove of and they can't figure out a way to tax or control it, is making them nuts and the fact that it's a Federal law really frustrates them.

Since these were found in Perth, maybe Western Australia should ban them. Of course, gang bangers will just go to Queensland or NSW to make or buy them.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/04/04/australian-motorcycle-gang-diy-firearms-surface/
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2015/03/10/australian-police-seize-homemade-submachine-gun-drug-raid/

Because people like you don't like it. It drives you apeshit that I can do this all by myself in my garage. I like giving the middle finger to grabbers.

just bought an "assault weapon"

i have no interest in semi-autos. i prefer revolvers, bolt action and lever action firearms, but knowing it pisses off the antis. make it all the more satisfying.

No, that's not the receiver. That's the chamber and barrel.

I have heard of AR lowers that have been 3D printed, I don't know how long they last, being made of plastic.

I have also heard of machine shops with do-it-yourself steps to create lowers. Maybe that's it.

Or an 80% lower.

The ghost part threw me off.

Yeah, I could see a bunch of knucleheads (urban or rural) who cannot even paint a wall in their own house (or sometimes even scoop the dogshit out of their own shacks) finishing one of these.

Yeah, right.

Magazine well is done rouglhy, but the action area is still solid metal and all the holes for the cross pins need to be drilled.

Some thread cutting is needed for the buffer and grip too.

I picked one up at a gun show a few years ago, just for curiosity and the novelty of it. Think I paid like $40 for it.

Cerro Forge 7075 forged 80% lower to build my rifles. Magazine well is completely finished, all that needs to be done is drill for the selector and trigger, and mill out the pocket for the fire control group. Buffer tube threading is complete and ready to go. I use an 80% Arms Easy Jig. That requires a drill and a palm router to complete. Takes me about 60-90 minutes depending on how many times I refill my coffee cup It makes an absolutely perfect and functional lower that is equal to any complete lower on the market.

You CAN sell them if they are serialized, which a couple of mine are. If you engrave the numbers yourself they must comply with ATF standards. What you cannot do is build them for the express purpose of selling them, but you can sell them as a private sale of personal property.

- Installed a new ejector rod on a revolver because the old one was too short.

- Removed the crane and polished the part that goes into the frame on a revolver to make it smoother.

- Put a new barrel onto a reproduction Pennsylvania Long Rifle (flintlock)

- Mounted an ACOG on my friend's Colt AR (that's some amazing f**king scope let me tell you)

And I went to Brooklyn Technical High School which teaches similar skills.

No way I would finish out a lower.

That takes some skill. No one with that kind of patience is in a hurry to do anything.

"That takes some skill. No one with that kind of patience is in a hurry to do anything."

It's actually astonishingly easy to do. It requires no specific machinist skills. First time doing one might take you 2-3 hours but even first time through you can get a PERFECT lower.

My model railroad is finished, I'll need something for the winter...

This was crap that could be crudely made with a file and a vise.

In WWII the Russian Communist government distributed handbooks to the partisans and guerillas in Eastern Russia teaching them how to improvise munitions and arms to use on the German's behind enemy lines.

What is California's rating with the NRA?

...their police must be extraordinary because they can trace "untraceable" guns.

Ghost Guns!!