@Coyote @D00B @WashedOutGundamPilot Hope this gets challenged in court. Otherwise it starts getting into weird territory
But if it sticks, I guess we all become 3D print bros
But if it sticks, I guess we all become 3D print bros
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Oh yes? They'll ban gun powder (no registered guns, no need for gun powder, right?) or they'll tax it to oblivion.
Oh yes? They'll ban gun powder (no registered guns, no need for gun powder, right?) or they'll tax it to oblivion.
@D00B @Coyote @WashedOutGundamPilot @bitcoin @mystik This is blackpowder, which is much weaker and dirtier than modern smokeless powder. It will work well for your flintlock muskets though. For anything more modern, including ball and cap and blackpowder cartridge you need primer, which is fairly dangerous to make.
@mandlebro @Coyote @WashedOutGundamPilot @bitcoin @mystik yeah I know I know somewhere on thegatalog theres the "all about gunpowder" .pdf
@D00B @mandlebro @Coyote @WashedOutGundamPilot @bitcoin @mystik Aren't they just yanking primers from rimfire nailguns though? Practical but lame.
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@ForbiddenDreamer @Coyote @D00B @bitcoin @WashedOutGundamPilot @mystik I believe that those are only rimfire primers and that you have to reshape them. I know I heard of a guy doing that, but what's the point? 22 is still cheap, just buy a couple thousand rounds if you're really worried. If they try to ban 22 you'll probably only be able to get pneumatic nail guns.
