So much fail...

[Cunuckgaucho]

Just thought we could all use a laugh, picture of 'guns' seized by Canadian police. Pay particular attention to the DIY silencer and where the body came from, the adapted flare gun and of course the DIY sabot 12ga round. The SKS stock work defies description and what they did to that poor Cooey .22 single shot rifle( a true Canadian classic) . that gentlemen is the true crime here.

[Rsquared]

I'm liking that "Maglight" suppressor.

[Belt Fed]

LOL, if you click on the pic it enlarges for a better view. the silencer is priceless.

[Belt Fed]

That home made sabot round is pretty bad ass too.

[DNP]

Haven’t we seen someone build a kit with the mag light tube?

[blue109]

Several companies make spacers that fit inside your D cell maglights that make them quite handy for storing items. Very good fit. Titanium or steel depending on how much you want to spend. 

[blue109]

If I had to guess,  id say that guy is a leader of the resistance who traveled back in time 25 years to try to save the future. 

[blue109]

Edited...fixed meme lol

 

 

Edited December 22, 2019 by blue109

[MikedaddyH]

On 12/22/2019 at 9:09 AM, Cunuckgaucho said:

Just thought we could all use a laugh, picture of 'guns' seized by Canadian police. Pay particular attention to the DIY silencer and where the body came from, the adapted flare gun and of course the DIY sabot 12ga round. The SKS stock work defies description and what they did to that poor Cooey .22 single shot rifle( a true Canadian classic) . that gentlemen is the true crime here.

Does the SKS function ??

I really like the duct tape and the modified shotgun round !!! 😆

[392heminut]

19 hours ago, DNP said:

Haven’t we seen someone build a kit with the mag light tube?

Maglite tubes were the first go to thing for homebuilt suppressors. There were several sources for endcaps and adapters at one time and the baffles are usually made with automotive freeze plugs. The two Form 1 suppressors I have are based on the dimensions of the Maglite D cell tubes. I got my parts from SD Tactical back when they were still selling that stuff (Before they got their peepees whacked by the ATF).

My suppressors work pretty good as some of the guys at the fall shoot found out.

[DNP]

I wasn’t going to name any names, but yeah...I remember when you were getting those together. Follow the laws and it’s a workable option at least. 

[392heminut]

2 minutes ago, DNP said:

I wasn’t going to name any names, but yeah...I remember when you were getting those together. Follow the laws and it’s a workable option at least. 

Yup, mine are legal and a lot of fun. They scratch my suppressor itch without having to fork out $500+ for one (on top of the tax stamp).

[Cunuckgaucho]

5 hours ago, MikedaddyH said:

Does the SKS function ??

No idea, nothing was mentioned. Unlikely it will ever be tried, destined for the smelter.

 

[DNP]

Those were some of @Robocop1051 ‘s first prototypes before he moved on to JB Weld. 

[98Z5V]

3 hours ago, DNP said:

Those were some of @Robocop1051 ‘s first prototypes before he moved on to JB Weld. 

His Master Craftsman Friend taught him that.  I miss that guy, for real.  I want to know if the Camaro-Ghini lived...  

[Armed Eye Doc]

1 minute ago, 98Z5V said:

His Master Craftsman Friend taught him that.  I miss that guy, for real.  I want to know if the Camaro-Ghini lived...  

It is probably a 4WD Camaro-Ghini in Alaska now.

[Robocop1051]

3 hours ago, 98Z5V said:

His Master Craftsman Friend taught him that.  I miss that guy, for real.  I want to know if the Camaro-Ghini lived...  

It died on a snow highway up in Alaska. 

[unforgiven]

The only way it was going to go over 30 was going over a cliff. 😀

[MikedaddyH]

I bet it could do 128mph

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If it was dropped from a C130... @ 20,000 feet