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Rorty - 7/8/05 at 03:39 AM

This site offers an interesting selection of "How To" rental videos and DVDs. Technical Video Rental.


mangogrooveworkshop - 7/8/05 at 05:59 AM

Scary stuff on there.

The Ultimate AK-47 Builder

Building the AK-47 From a Kit
...with John Bush

Gunsmith: Kits & Scratchbuilt
Home Workshop .50 Caliber Rifle
...with Bill Holmes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rons new book is coming soon How to build a snipers rifle for under 200 bucks!!!!!!!!!!!

Ah thats freedom of speech. The ability of being able to tell someone something they may not want to hear>


[Edited on 7-8-05 by mangogrooveworkshop]


Russ-Turner - 7/8/05 at 08:34 AM

U.S.A!!!!!!!!! U.S.A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! U.S.A!!!!!!!!


the JoKeR - 7/8/05 at 10:35 AM

Not to defend the guy, but the people we need to really worry about are the ones looking for a section on explosives. The sniper rifle is a bit over the top, but then again (at least in the U.S.) most gun-related crimes are done with handguns. Rifles are mainly for hunting and target practice, and I'd guess that anybody who actually built this sniper rifle is doing it to impress his buddies.


Mark Allanson - 7/8/05 at 03:15 PM

John Allen Muhammed certainly impressed his buddies!


the JoKeR - 7/8/05 at 06:26 PM

If I recall correctly, he used a .223 cal. Bushmaster, not a hand-made sniper rifle. My point was that somebody would *usually* make a gun like that to show gunsmithing skills and/or learn from the process, while somebody screwed up in the head enough to actually use it against other people would probably just go and buy a gun. I've got a .223 rifle with a scope, but that doesn't make me a sniper (deer might argue that point, though). Any number of rifles could have been used by those nut-jobs, from the .233 to 30-06 to ??. Used in a similar manner, even a generic deer-rifle would be called a sniper rifle.


Rorty - 7/8/05 at 09:06 PM

quote:
Originally posted by the JoKeR
...My point was that somebody would *usually* make a gun like that ...

JoKeR, why do the N Americans use the * instead of the traditional single, double or neutral quotation marks?


the JoKeR - 7/8/05 at 09:20 PM

Actually, I had wanted to put that in itallics, but was in a hurry. I didn't know it was common with us.