“In this video I show a gun that I built out of simple parts bought from the hardware store, no background check required,” awesomeairguns.com writes underneath his latest bid for YouTube glory. “With all of the talk lately about 3D printed guns, I just thought I’d point out that it has been possible for a while to build a gun at home.” Only since the 10th century. And this isn’t exactly the most concealable of weapons. Still, point taken.
At least we won’t need to hear what a wonderfull person tm was during trial, I’m thankfull for that much. Randy
i remember youtube providing a video where a couple pieces of pipe, a 12 gauge slug, & a make shift firing pin were all it took to macgyver yourself sum 2nd amendment tools.
3D printing is just a classy’ER way of going about it
Yeah. This one’s awesome. You could make it in an hour.
youtu.be/Rh0SXBtT_lA
If that’s the best dirt that could be dug up on Trayvon Martin, they’d have been better off leaving well enough alone.
He paid pennies for the ammo!
Brings back memories of the Christmas Massacre of ’75…
The biggest issue I ran into on this stage was running out of ammunition. As I was starting my first shotgun reload, I realized that some of the rounds had fallen out of my shell holder.
Equipment malfunction (issue with holders), user malfunction loading the holders, or… ?
I’d like to know more about what went wrong here so I can think about how it applies to my own setup and practices.
So you have to pay to enter and then work at these things?
I’m glad I supported it. I get a signed DVD to play for my friends and drive my mom nuts with. 🙂
Don’t google ‘tug movies’. The address is http://www.tugg.com.